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Maui Land & Pineapple Company, Inc. today announced the appointment of Ashley Takitani Leahey as Vice President of Community Development, effective Aug. 1, 2023. In her new role, Takitani Leahy will work with new CEO, Race Randle, to advance a fresh vision for growing the company’s positive impact on Maui. She will manage the Maui […]

Three young professional on Maui were named to the 2021 statewide list of 40 people under 40 who made significant impacts to Hawaiʻi businesses and communities. They are: Cassi Yamashita, Maui Economic Opportunity’s Director of Community Services; Tyson Miyake, Maui County Mayor Michael Victorino’s Chief of Staff; and Ashley Takitani Leahey, Director of Communications and Development at ʻOhana Pacific Health.

After 10 years, Maui Thing will close its doors on Market St for good. The last day will be on March 1 as they celebrate with Willie K at Wailuku First Friday.

Maui is highlighted in the next edition of The Dr. Oz show, which airs today at 3 p.m. HST. In this latest edition, Dr. Oz visits the “Blue Zone” of Hawaiʻi…

Wailuku-based Sae Design was one of the few Neighbor Island, woman-owned small businesses to be recognized at the 2016 American Advertising Federation Hawai‘i Pele Awards.

Maui Thing representatives say the collaboration provides a welcome change to help sustain both small businesses.