Local Business / In Brief
100 job openings at Raising Cane’s
Raising Cane’s is seeking to fill over 100 positions for the grand opening of the business’ first Maui restaurant located by Lowe’s and American Saving Bank at 176 Hookele Street, Kahului.
There are positions available in the front and back of house with a starting pay of $14 an hour and select management opportunities. Raising Cane’s offers competitive pay, ongoing rewards and recognition, medical and dental insurance, 401k with company match, discounts at brands across the country, ongoing hands-on paid career and leadership developement, and more.
Job requirements include: candidate must be 16 years old or above, excellent communication and customer service skills, an outgoing and positive attitude, ability to work under pressure and at a fast pace, have reliable transportation, and be able to frequently lift up to 50 pounds.
To apply, visit www. canesjobhawaii.com or call or text Madelyn at 808-391-8187 to set up an interview.
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Credit union branch opens in Kihei
Hawaii State Federal Credit Union celebrated the opening of its first in-store branch located at Safeway Kihei in the Piilani Village Shopping Center.
The new Safeway branch will serve as the credit union’s second branch located on Maui, following the Kahului Branch located in the Pu’unene Shopping Center.
Hawaii State FCU offers a wide range of products and financial services, including mortgage loans and investment services.
The 411-square-foot branch in South Maui features 55-inch touch screens and two Interactive Teller Machines, an innovative self-service solution, which combines the traditional functionality of a standard ATM while giving the customer the option to independently complete majority of the transactions typically handled by a teller.
The branch will be open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
To commemorate the opening of the Kihei Branch at Safeway, Hawaii State FCU presented a $3,000 check donation to the Kihei Youth Center in support of its mission to create a safe and nurturing space for Maui’s youth.
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New steward sought for Hana Ranch
Bio-Logical Capital is seeking a new conservation-minded buyer to steward Hana Ranch, a 3,600-acre working cattle ranch in east Maui.The new steward will retain the ranch and continue its operations.
The property will be listed with Island Sotheby’s International Realty in June.
In collaboration with a local nonprofit conservation group, Bio-Logical Capital plans to work with the future buyer to preserve the land’s agricultural legacy and protect the property’s historic ranching tradition in perpetuity by developing a conservation easement, according to a news release.
“Our top priority is to identify someone who will continue to conserve this remarkable ranch and its legacy for the benefit of the community,” said Grant McCargo, founder and CEO of Bio-Logical Capital.
In advance of the sale, the organization dedicated six land parcels, about 15.5 acres in total, to Maui County to develop affordable housing for local residents next to Pa’ani Mai Park and fire station.
For the past eight years, Bio-Logical Capital has invested $26 million into Hana Ranch and its sustainable agriculture operations. Today, the Hana Ranch is home to a grass-fed herd of 1,000 cattle and seven acres of diversified orchards with breadfruit, banana, citrus and papaya.