Warriors pile up points
Spartans win MIL title with sweep of Hana
Ella Connor pounded down 20 kills to go with 10 digs to help the Seabury Hall girls volleyball team capture its second straight Maui ...
Cynical abuse of athletes
Three years ago a scandal unfolded at the University of North Carolina that reflects what we have maintained for quite some time — the chase for money has ...
A threat to our community
One of the great myths in our society is that big is always better than small. It is a particularly dangerous myth when your society is based on ...
Maui museums open the vaults for Archives Month
Gov. David Ige and Lt. Gov. Douglas Chin have proclaimed October 2018 as Archives Month for the State of Hawaii and Maui museums are celebrating. Across the island, ...
Campaign promotes safe, healthy mobility
In 2014, Karl Hagen was fatally struck while cycling on the shoulder of Piilani Highway. This tragedy, along with other traffic accidents, has ...
The State of Aloha
In the 18th century, the poet Robert Burns traveled around his native land. He observed the gatherings and festivals celebrated in villages and cities. The result ...
CBRE program helps to make renewable energy accessible
Sharing Mana‘o
Winona Beverly Akiona, 78
Of Hali'imaile, passed away peacefully at Hale Makua-Kahului on October 1, 2018, surrounded by her loving Ohana. A Celebration of life will be held on Sunday, ...
William AhSee Alves, 63
Alice Arakawa, 91
He without sin casts the first stone
Jesus said, “He that is without sin among you, let him cast the first stone at her.” Yet an unknown said, “Kill two birds with one stone.” Assuming they ...
