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Why are the Lunas playing at Aiea?
November 19, 2009 What’s wrong with this picture? The Lahainaluna High School football team won their third straight Maui Interscholastic League Division II title on a roll with a 28-14 victory over... more »»
Keep government out of health care
November 12, 2009 After the U.S. House passed the Affordable Health Care for America Act of 2009 on Saturday night, Rep. more »» 
Mark Oreck leaves a legacy of volunteerism
November 5, 2009 Some residents get a charge out of tutoring West Maui students, volunteering at Lahaina Public Library or holding a big drive at work for the Maui Food Bank. more »» 
Police handed a tough situation
October 29, 2009 The “Coconut Wireless” is humming over Halloween in Lahaina. One of Maui’s classic events is now a big question mark. more »» 
Community effort can help offset Furlough Friday issues
October 22, 2009 The “Furlough Fridays” initiative is a done deal. more »» 
Help Book Trust Hawaii reach more Maui keiki
October 15, 2009 Last year, 2,898 children in Maui County received 50,000 books. more »» 
Community loses Tom Rosenquist
October 1, 2009 Tom Rosenquist was a man who lived on Maui for a relatively short period of time, but his philanthropic contributions to the future welfare of the people here — particularly in the area of the... more »» 
Support local businesses at ‘Final Friday’ in Lahaina
September 24, 2009 Chinatown in Honolulu and Wailuku Town generate excitement and lure residents and visitors into the area through “First Friday” event. more »» 
Help keep litter out of the ocean
September 17, 2009 Are slobs trashing your favorite beach? Take action Saturday through Community Work Day Program’s “Get the Drift and Bag It!” cleanup. more »» 
Foundation achieves a win with ‘Redo the Imu’
September 10, 2009 The Lahainaluna High School varsity football team dropped its 2009 opener to Kauai High last Saturday by a score of 35-18, but the big picture on the day — to bring awareness and funds to the... more »» 
Library a vital public resource
September 3, 2009 When Lahaina Public Library opens on Tuesday mornings after two days off, the line at the door is often 20 dee. more »» 
Get rid of injection wells
August 27, 2009 Every day, an average of 3,000,000 to 5,000,000 gallons of treated sewage is dumped into the ground at the Lahaina Wastewater Reclamation Facility, and one million gallons is treated to R-1 quality... more »»
Mahalo for funding Friday Night Lights
August 20, 2009 Throughout the ages, the Friday or Saturday night lights of high school football was the biggest game in town. more »» 
Maria Lanakila Church celebrating milestone
August 13, 2009 Maria Lanakila Church in Lahaina stands tall as a physical and spiritual pillar of the religious faith of this historic community. more »» 
West Maui needs smart growth
August 6, 2009 With the future of West Maui at stake, the “Coconut Wireless” was buzzing Sunday. more »» 
Forum to detail danger of meth
July 30, 2009 At a recent public meeting, new Maui Chief of Police Gary Yabuta said, “Everybody here knows somebody that has fallen to meth — close friends, famil. more »» 
Join the fight against cancer
July 23, 2009 This year in Hawaii, more than 4,700 people will be diagnosed with cancer. An estimated 2,000 island residents will die from the disease. more »»
West Maui community loses Don Aus
June 18, 2009 The West Maui community lost a leader in Don Aus, who passed away on Oahu last week. A Celebration of Life for Aus will be held June 24 at the Pioneer Inn at 4 p.m. more »»
Supporting the West Maui Hospital is easy
June 11, 2009 A relaxing massage... sunset sail along the West Maui coast... dinner prepared by a Hawaii celebrity che. more »»
Mahalo to the village of Lahaina
June 4, 2009 It is said that it is the village that raises the healthy child. more »» |
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