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From cashier to union president, Domingo reflects on Maui days, supporters

When Maui resident Donna Domingo started as a cashier at the Maui Lu in Kīhei in the late 1970s, she never thought that one day, she would rise to become the first female president of the Hawaiʻi ILWU Local 142 with 18,000 members statewide, then including longshoremen, hotel workers, and pineapple, sugar, and general trade employees.

Study: Maui ag acreage drops 19% between 2015-2020 due to loss of sugar production

With the Maui County data added, the 2020 baseline report for the state has 886,211 total agricultural acres, a decrease of 27,050 acres, or minus 3% from 2015. Total acres in planted crops in 2020 was 120,632, a decrease of 31,199 acres or minus 21%.

Upcountry Water Management Among Key Topics at Kula Community Association Meeting

One of the most important issues facing Maui generally, and Upcountry Maui in particular, is what will be happening to the large amounts of water previously delivered to HC&S sugar fields from East Maui.

Mahi Pono Hires Tim O’Laughlin as COO

As COO, O’Laughlin joins Mahi Pono’s leadership team on Maui which includes, Shan Tsutsui, executive vice president of operations; Grant Nakama, operations manager; and Darren Strand, manager of farming operations.

Windward Hotel Near Kahului Airport Proposed for Completion in 2023

The applicant, R.D. Olson Development, says the hotel will primarily serve users of the Kahului Airport, as well as others requiring accommodation in Central Maui.

Mahi Pono Needs Water, But Isnʻt Sure How Much 

The Maui farming company is seeking to take over an unresolved HC&S request to divert over 30 million gallons of water from Maui streams daily.

Mahi Pono’s First Planting Signals Start to “Re-Greening” Maui

Over the next three-and-a-half years, Mahi Pono farm managers say all of the company’s 41,000 acres will have some type of crop on it.

Mahi Pono’s Ag Park Applications Open for Community Farming

Mahi Pono, LLC, today announced that applications are now available for Hawaiʻi residents and small local businesses interested in applying for a two-, five- or 10-acre parcels at its agriculture park.

Mahi Pono Announces Maui Crop Plan for 2000 Acres

Mahi Pono today announced its 2019 crop plan, which includes produce that is scheduled to be planted on approximately 1,500 to 2,000 acres in Central Maui. 

A&B Maui Ag Sale Proceeds Fund Land Under Home Depot, Honolulu

A&B financed the $42 million purchase with proceeds from its December 2018 sale of agricultural lands on Maui.

Maui’s Falconer Named Advisor to Mahi Pono

Mahi Pono today announced James “Kimo” Falconer, president of MauiGrown Coffee Inc., to serve as an advisor to the company.

A&B Purchases Industrial Space With Proceeds from Maui Ag Land Sale

Using $40 million in proceeds from the recent $262 million sale of agricultural lands on Maui, Alexander & Baldwin completed the off-market acquisition of two Class A warehouse buildings in Kapolei on Oʻahu.

Mahi Pono Appoints Tsutsui as Senior VP of Operations

Former Hawai‘i Lieutenant Governor Shan Tsutsui will join Mahi Pono, LLC, as its Senior Vice President of Operations and will lead the farming venture on Maui.

Land Purchase Closes for Kula Ag Park Expansion

Maui’s purchase of 262 acres of A&B ag land in Kula has closed escrow, effectively allowing the county to nearly double the size of its current ag park lands.

Maui Senators Pleased with Sale of Ag Lands to Mahi Pono

State Senators from Maui responded to the announcement that Mahi Pono will purchase former HC&S lands from A&B keeping it in use for diversified agriculture.

New Era of Ag on Maui: A&B Sells 41,000 Acres to Mahi Pono

Alexander & Baldwin today announced an agreement that will launch a new era of agriculture on Maui that provides for the sale of the former HC&S lands.

Progress Made in Plans for Former Maui Sugarcane Lands

It’s been two years since the company discontinued sugar production at it’s Puʻunēnē Mill, marking an end of an era for sugar on Maui and in the state of Hawaiʻi.

Maui Police Investigate Report of Worker Electrocuted While Fixing Power Line

Maui police have launched an investigation into a report of a worker being electrocuted while fixing a power line on Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 14, 2018.

Maui Panel Discusses Quality of Life Issues Ahead of 2018 Election

The panel discussed issues that included the influx of tourism, keeping pace with infrastructure, affordable housing, control of water, the importance of agriculture and efforts to diversify the economy. 

Hawai‘i High Court Rules in Maui Case Involving Due Process at the PUC

The appeal challenged the Public Utilities Commission and its denial of a request to intervene in a case involving a proposed agreement by Maui Electric Company to buy power from the former Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar plantation’s coal-fired power plant.
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