First photo: Little pineapple Piper June Romines, 1, and dad, Ryden Romines, of Longview, Wash., wave to spectators along Front Street while marching in Thursday’s 40th Keiki Halloween Parade, presented by the three Rotary Clubs of Lahaina, the County of Maui and LahainaTown Action Committee. This year’s parade stretched the length of town and may have been Lahaina’s biggest Halloween kickoff parade yet. At about 6 p.m., the LahainaTown Action Committee was estimating a crowd of 20,000 people celebrating in Lahaina, where Front Street, from Baker to Prison streets, was closed to vehicular traffic until 11 p.m.
Second photo: Vikings Bob and Elia Smithson pose with son, Aidan, 10, in front of the Pioneer Inn. The visitors from central Texas said they were on the island for a family wedding.
Third photo: Participants make their way along Front Street in Thursday’s Keiki Parade.
The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photos
Antoine Martin of France celebrates his Aloha Classic win atop the podium as runner-up Camille Juban of Guadeloupe looks on.
Jackson Bunch of Paia competes during the fourth round of the ISA World Junior Championship on Thursday in Huntington Beach, Calif. ISA photos
Ocean Macedo of Lahaina catches a wave in front of the pier.
Philip Koster of Germany secured his fifth PWA Wave World title with his equal-ninth finish in the Aloha Classic.
Sarah-Quita Offringa of Aruba shows off her PWA women’s world championship trophy Thursday after the Aloha Classic at Hookipa Beach Park. PWA / JOHN CARTER photos
The state apologized Thursday for an unintended “substantial fish kill” that resulted in hundreds of dead ‘o‘opu near where Wailuku River empties into the ocean. The fish kill occurred when water was reduced for the construction of a fish ladder intended to help save native fish and shrimp. The Maui News / KEHAULANI CERIZO photos
Robert Iiams Jr. of Paukukalo talked Thursday about attempting to rescue native fish over two days at the Wailuku River mouth. A pool of dead ‘o‘opu can be seen.
State aquatic biologist Skippy Hau retrieved buckets of what he estimated to be a couple hundred ‘o‘opu that were struggling to survive.
Fire burned a Pau Hana Road home in Makawao on Wednesday night. Maui Fire Department photo
A fire is shown burning along Honoapiilani Highway in Maalaea on Thursday. The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photo