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Haiku Elementary receives Continuous Improvement Award for 2009-2010
Haiku Elementary received the Continuous Improvement Award for 2009-2010 from the Department of Education and Frito-Lay of Hawaii, sponsor of the Hawaii Distinguished Schools Program.
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What most would consider a relatively modest redevelopment of the 94-year-old Hanzawa's Variety Store in Haiku has stirred up some significant concerns and emotions both for and against the 3.6-acre project - as well as a late compromise.
Maui residents will unite to shed light on hunger, homeless issues
'For far too long, the public's image of homelessness is that of the 'chronic' homeless individual who panhandles for money, is possibly a substance abuser, and who seems unmotivated to work toward self-sufficiency. Those of us who work in the human services sector know that this image, while accurate for some, is not the true face of ...
KAHULUI Mr. Pineapple - aka Jimmy Hutaff - needs 350 delicious Maui pineapples a day, and when Maui Pine closes down later this year, he doesn't know where he will get them.
99 years of filling needs on Maui
Operating Hasegawa General Store in Hana in East Maui in the early 1900s required a good pickup truck and a tenacity for overcoming transportation obstacles.
Parents, students rally on 1st Furlough Friday
Emotions ran high for parents and children Friday when as many as 75 people waved handmade signs at motorists in a busy Wailuku intersection to protest public schoolteacher furloughs aimed at easing the state's budget crisis.
Beauty and the Beach Hawaii Expands
The online boutique, Beauty and the Beach Hawaii, is expanding their company and seeking new Hawaii-based beachwear designers.
Safety 'big concern' in road improvements in Makawao
Maui County is moving ahead with a $10 million project to improve traffic flow at the intersection of Makawao Avenue and Makani Road.
Many post offices around the state have had their retail hours cut back, including a number of branches on Maui.
The Canonization of Father Damien
Several months ago, Haiku artist Philip Sabado did not immediately heed his brother's call to stop what he was doing and begin painting a portrait of Father Damien.
Police: Upcountry crime down 34% in 12 months
Police documented decreases in burglaries, thefts, vehicle thefts and car break-ins as part of an overall one-third drop in crime reported in Upcountry communities during the past year.
Officer honored for probing postal break-ins
For working with postal inspectors to solve a series of break-ins at post office boxes throughout the island, Maui police Detective Wendell Loo has received a letter of commendation from the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.
Fridays can still be days to learn
Call to inquire about snacks, lunch and early drop-off and late pick-up times. This list reflects programs that provided information to The Maui News by Tuesday afternoon.
'Strict' but 'fair' Silva MPD's top officer
In the three years that Maui police Sgt. David Silva has led a team of juvenile investigators, arrests for underage drinking, graffiti, curfew violations and truancy have risen.
Maui: Input Needed on County Budget Proposal
Mayor Charmaine Tavares encouraged citizens of West Maui to attend tonight's Budget Community Meeting at Lahaina Civic Center, and urged residents in other areas of Maui County to attend the remaining meetings to present their priorities for the upcoming 2010-2011 fiscal year County budget.
Hanzawa Store plan deferred by council panel
A proposed expansion of 94-year-old Hanzawa Store into a small commercial development in upper Haiku was deferred Wednesday by the Maui County Council's Land Use Committee.
It took a while for me to get used to people pointing and saying, "Hey, isn't that the sports lady?" But being the first female sports director in the islands is certainly an honor that I don't take for granted.
A bill to provide property tax exemptions for Native Hawaiians with kuleana lands advanced Tuesday, passing first reading by the Maui County Council.
QUESTION : After reading in great detail about the Susan Shaw identity theft case, I read a sentence that struck me.