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Pacific Biodiesel fuel to run HECO plant
December 27, 2012 The Maui News - State regulators have approved a multiyear contract for Maui-based Pacific Biodiesel to supply Hawaiian Electric Co. (HECO) with 250,000 gallons a year of locally produced biodies. more »»
County is preparing to address flooding
December 27, 2012 The Maui News - Thanks to several years of advocating by community groups, Maui County is moving ahead with $2. more »»
U.S. attorney collected $3 million in 2012
December 27, 2012 The Associated Press - The U.S. attorney for Hawai‘i collected $3.3 million related to civil and criminal cases during the latest fiscal year. more »»
MECO warns of scammers
December 27, 2012 The Maui News - Maui Electric Co. more »» 
Maui Senior Citizen, Planning and Coordinating Council installs officers
December 20, 2012 Members and guests of the Maui Senior Citizen, Planning and Coordinating Council (P&CC) celebrated the holidays and the installation of their newly elected officers on Wednesday, De. more »»
Sierra Club challenges solar energy tax credit cutbacks
December 20, 2012 Today, the Sierra Club, represented by Earthjustice, filed a legal challenge in state circuit court against the Hawai‘i Department of Taxation’s recent decision to cut back on tax credits for... more »»
Hawai‘i ranked second healthiest state
December 20, 2012 The Trust for America’s Health recently ranked Hawai‘i as the second healthiest state in the nation behind Vermont. more »»
Pulehunui project receives OK on final environmental assessment
December 13, 2012 The Maui News - The Maui Planning Commission accepted a final environmental assessment Tuesday, Nov. 27, for CMBY Investment’s proposed 86-acre, $20 million heavy industrial subdivision in Pu‘une. more »»
Solar telescope construction underway
December 13, 2012 The Maui News - The construction of the Advanced Technology Solar Telescope atop of Haleakala is underway, with crews transporting equipment through Haleakala National Park daily. more »» 
Kihei beaches reopen after shark attack
December 13, 2012 The Maui News - South Maui waters were reopened to swimmers around noon Saturday, Dec. more »»
Souki names House leaders
December 13, 2012 The Maui News - With a growing number of legislators supporting his bid for speaker of the Hawai‘i House, Maui state Rep. Joe Souki has announced two leadership appointments. more »»
Central Maui schools reaching saturation point
December 6, 2012 The Maui News - Public school enrollment in Maui County grew by 1. more »»
Solar telescope leaps another hurdle to top of Haleakala
December 6, 2012 The Maui News - The state Board of Land and Natural Resources has reaffirmed its approval of a key permit for a controversial solar telescope to be built atop Haleakala, essentially giving the... more »»
Governor puts PLDC on hold
December 6, 2012 Gov. Neil Abercrombie recently asked the Public Land Development Corp. (PLDC) to put off any action on pending rules while the state fully considers and addresses public concerns about the agency. more »»
Power restored after outage
December 6, 2012 Power to Maui Electric Co. customers in Wailea and parts of Kihei was restored Saturday afternoon, Nov. 24, after an outage of nearly two hours. more »»
Maui teachers wave signs for contract
December 6, 2012 The Maui News - Maui teachers around the island waved signs near their schools on Tuesday, Nov. 27, in a message to Gov. Neil Abercrombie about their ongoing lack of a contract. more »»
Ing receives strong committee appointments
December 6, 2012 Freshman state Re. more »» 
New bus stops going up around isle
November 29, 2012 A small solar panel was installed on the roof of a new aluminum Maui County bus stop on South Kihei Road near the intersection with Ohukai Road recently. more »»
Council hears testimony on Olowalu Town Project
November 29, 2012 The Maui News - Maui County Council members heard testimony opposing the Maui Island Plan on Tuesday, Nov. 14, a prelude of battles to be fought later. more »»
Management plan for ‘Ahihi-Kina‘u approved
November 29, 2012 The Maui News - The state is bringing back a popular volunteer program in which people help educate visitors and residents about South Maui’s fragile and almost pristine ‘Ahihi-Kina‘u Natural Area... more »» |
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