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'Raging' fire burns 26 acres; shuts down highway, restaurant
Economics lesson from mom and dad
FIRST PHOTO: Shaye Pua, 9, and stepbrother Kayden Medeiros, 9, hold signs along Old Haleakala Highway in Pukalani on Tuesday afternoon while learning a lesson in economics.
The Search for Signs of Hawaiian Life
STACKED UP: Lee Hoxie of Haiku, Maui, found long lines of people waiting to order Hawaiian pancakes at Eggs 'n Things in the Omotesando district of Tokyo during a visit last month.
'Cut us a little slack,' Baisa says of budget
The Maui County Council gave final approval of a $559 million county budget Thursday, which includes $471 million for operating expenses and $88 million for capital improvement projects.
The J. Walter Cameron Center, home to more than a dozen social service agencies, will celebrate 40 years of service to Maui this weekend.
Emmaline Kaawa Agpalo May 10, 2013 The Rev. Emmaline Kaawa Agpalo, 91, of Wailuku, a retired licensed practical nurse, an employee at Waimano Training School and Hospital, and a minister, died in Maui Memorial Medical Center.
Students get the picture on local ingredients
FIRST PHOTO: Kamehameha Schools Maui student Hi'ilei Casco, 17, holds a papaya fruit boat up for the camera as she and Seabury Hall student Danielle Ferrer, 18, slice fruit Thursday in Haiku.
Maui helicopter rescues 12 stranded hikers at Haiku
A Maui County fire helicopter today rescued 12 hikers stranded by rising stream waters due to heavy rain at the Bamboo Forest, just off Hana Highway near Haiku.