Tony Moss and Candice Slay of Sacramento, Calif., inspect the canoe-shaped panels at ‘Ahihi Kina’u Natural Area Reserve’s new information kiosks Tuesday morning at the Kanahena snorkeling and surfing area’s paved parking lot. The panels share insights about the area’s history, plants and animals as well as basic information, such as rules and regulations. ‘Ahihi-Kina’u staff report the reserve is the third most visited outdoor site on Maui, with up to 900 snorkelers at Kanahena daily and 2,000 people passing through the parking lot. Moss and Slay said they were scheduled to be married Wednesday.
The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photos
Lahainaluna High School Principal Lynn Kaho‘ohalahala testifies before the state Commission on Water Resource Management during Tuesday night’s meeting at Lahaina Intermediate School.
Community organizer Tiare Lawrence provides testimony to the state water commission members during Tuesday night’s meeting at Lahaina Intermediate School.
About 70 people take part in a public fact-gathering meeting Tuesday night at Lahaina Intermediate School with the state Commission on Water Resource Management on establishing new in-stream flow standards for Kahoma Stream. The Maui News / CHRIS SUGIDONO photos
Elle Cochran – County mayoral candidate
Jared Kapisi and BYU play the University of Hawaii football team Saturday in Provo, Utah.
Jared Kapisi walked on at BYU in 2014 as a freshman and again in 2017 following a two-year mission to Scottsdale, Ariz. BYU / Jaren Wilkey photos
Mike Victorino – County mayoral candidate
Codie Chong (from left), Iokepa Albino-Shamblin, Mitchell Navarro, Randen Abafo and Lean Jeffrey Gumboc are sworn in as police officers at the Maui Police Department’s 87th Recruit Class graduation. Maui Police Department photo