Sabers, held to two hits, take down Warriors 7-5
Spartans repeat as MIL team champions
SPRECKELSVILLE — Although there’s still a week left in the team portion of the Maui Interscholastic League golf season, the Seabury Hall boys ...
Kuhio was the ‘Citizen Prince’
Tuesday’s holiday honors a man who went from being the adopted son of a king to a counterrevolutionary to Hawaii’s voice in the U.S. Congress. Prince Jonah Kuhio ...
Taking paradise for granted
One of the problems with living in paradise is that one can become a bit spoiled and begin taking our blessings for granted. “Ho-hum, just ...
Teen named ‘Youth of the Year’ by Boys & Girls Clubs
Selected among five outstanding youths, Chassen Kosi-Cortez has been named the Youth of the Year by Boys & Girls Clubs of Maui, making him this year’s ...
Supporting school gardens
The nonprofit organization Grow Some Good celebrated 10 years of growing school garden programs at its seventh annual Taste of School Gardens ...
Council prepares for fiscal year 2020 budget review
On April 1, the Maui County Council’s Economic Development and Budget Committee, which I chair, will begin a series of meetings to review the mayor’s budget ...
The State of Aloha
Consider Oahu’s example for homeless who refuse services
Ward Winchell Baker, 94
Ward Winchell Baker passed away peacefully at Hospice Hale in Wailuku on March 14th, 2019. He was born on November 11th, 1924 in Manhattan Beach, California. Ward ...
Orlando Gratacos, 76
Gorgonio “Gonio” Guillermo, 92
Apply ‘America First’ to self and feel ‘Great Again’
I decided the other day that I could apply the idea of “America First” to myself and go with a practice of “Me First.” Seemed great — to me. Made me feel ...
