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Maui Coronavirus Impacts

Kaiser clinics offer updated COVID shots

Kaiser Permanente Hawaii members ages 6 months and older can receive Pfizer’s updated COVID-19 vaccine starting today at most clinics across the state, including the Maui Lani Medical Office. The Maui Lani office is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and closed from noon to 1 p.m. COVID vaccines are also available from 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays for walk-ins, with no appointment required. Vaccines for ages 6 months to 4 years old are available during normal weekday hours by appointment only by calling (833) 833-3333. Vaccine supply may be limited initially, but Kaiser said in a news ...

Texas Tech, Tulsa, SLU to join OSU for 2023 Maui Classic

While the future of their conference currently hangs in the balance, there is at least one thing certain going forward for the Oregon State University women’s basketball team — the Maui Classic will remain a priority on their scheduling decisions. The event that the Beavers host on Maui ...

School bus routes modified to handle driver shortage

Some Maui public school students will head to campus on modified or consolidated routes, similar to last school year, as the island deals with a shortage of 29 bus drivers, the state Department of Education said. With the 2023-24 school year approaching and public school classes set to begin ...

Consolidated Theatres Maui customers may seek reimbursement through Dec. 31

The Maui News Maui customers affected by the Consolidated Theatres closure at Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center may make arrangements for reimbursements for gift cards and ScreenSaver tickets through Dec. 31, according to Consolidated’s website. Current residency on Maui is required. A reimbursement form can be found at https://www.consolidatedtheatresblog.com/kaahumanu. Consolidated, which said it has been at the mall location for nearly 30 years, showed its last movies on Sunday. In a statement Monday, the company said it was an honor to serve its guests at Ka‘ahumanu Center and ...

For the second month in a row, visitor arrivals slowed

For a second month in a row, visitor arrivals to the Valley Isle fell below both last year’s numbers and pre-pandemic levels, as Mainland visitor arrivals showed “signs of slowing,” according to preliminary statistics released last week. In May, there were 240,407 visitors to Maui, ...