Maui Economic Opportunity Finance Manager Allison Springer has been named the agency’s Employee of the Quarter for the April-through-June period. Springer was recognized for her work in financial compliance and processing payments for the grants that support MEO programs. “She is ...
More than 90 members and friends of Maui’s nine Rotary clubs gathered recently at Lahaina Cannery Mall to celebrate the induction of the 2026-27 club presidents and honor outgoing presidents. The event was led by master of ceremonies Wilmont Kamanu Kahaialiʻi, who also offered the opening ...
Four Maui County students pursuing careers in health and social services have been named recipients of AlohaCare Foundation scholarships. The students are Maui residents Jasmine Jackson-Richmond and Kalem Ringlen, Molokai resident Kaiya Dunnam Enos and Lanai resident Kelly Raqueno. AlohaCare ...
Tadashi Yanai, owner of Kapalua Golf and president of TY Management, has donated $500,000 to Aloha Puʻu Kukui to support restoration work in West Maui’s Puʻu Kukui Watershed Preserve. The latest gift brings Yanai’s total support for the watershed to $1.5 million since 2024, according ...
A new study led by the University of Hawaii found unexpectedly low numbers of calves among spinner dolphins off Hawaii Island, raising concerns about the long-term survival of the isolated population. The study, led by scientists with the Marine Mammal Research Program at the University of ...
Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives and the Makawao Cemetery Association will present "Cemetery History Theatre: Caring for Our Community" on July 18 and 19 at Makawao Cemetery. The living history program, now in its 15th year, uses archival research and theatrical performance to tell stories from Hawaii history. This year’s theme honors three people whose lives centered on service, healing and advocacy: Emily Whitney Alexander Baldwin, Dr. Iga Mōri and Lucy Kaiaka Ward. Baldwin, who was born at Lahainaluna in 1846, married Henry Perrine Baldwin and became a major ...
