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Focused on environmental conservation, three Maui students receive scholarships

Three Maui students have been awarded ecology and conservation scholarships from the Friends of Haleakala National Park. Dominick Guiwa of Maui High School, Christian Pelletier of Seabury Hall and Serene Gunnison of UH Maui College each received $2,000 through the 2026-27 Don Reeser, Mary Evanson and Dr. Fern Duvall Memorial Scholarship. The three are pursuing studies and careers related to ecology or conservation of ecosystems such as Haleakala National Park and Hawaii’s natural environment. Guiwa is interested in the intersection of environmental chemistry, ecology and ...

Maui Pops Chamber Players to present ‘Four Masters-One Afternoon’

Under the direction of Jim Durham, the Maui Pops Chamber Players will present a “Four Masters-One Afternoon” concert featuring works by Mozart, Bach, Shostakovich and Barber on Sunday at Saint Anthony Church. A total of 23 musicians from the Maui Pops will perform in smaller groups. ...

Atlantis Submarines resumes Lahaina Harbor tours

Atlantis Submarines Maui has resumed operations from Lahaina Harbor nearly three years after the August 2023 wildfire destroyed the company's submarine, support vessels and harbor facilities. The company announced Monday that it has restarted undersea tours five days a week from Lahaina ...

Photo of the Day: Maui Yellow Hau

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Maui AgFest honors Harold Keyser as Maui Legacy Farmer

The Maui County Farm Bureau honored longtime agricultural advocate and soil microbiologist Harold Keyser as its 2026 Maui Legacy Farmer during the opening of the 17th Maui AgFest & 4-H Livestock Fair on May 30 at the War Memorial Special Events Field. Keyser, a retired Maui County ...