The Star - Sun Nov 08
Kihei, Hawaii - Witnesses say a 54-year-old surfer made it to shore on his own after a shark attack off the coast of Maui.
Future pine supply uncertainMaui News - Sun Nov 08
KAHULUI Mr. Pineapple - aka Jimmy Hutaff - needs 350 delicious Maui pineapples a day, and when Maui Pine closes down later this year, he doesn't know where he will get them.
Finance officials tightening enforcementMaui News - Sun Nov 08
WAILUKU Maui County finance officials are stepping up efforts to collect delinquent taxes, reclassifying some nonfarmers who claim agricultural tax assessments, and taking other steps that could add to the county's revenues ahead of what's expected to be a tight year in 2010.
Kula, Lanai hospitals get fundingMaui News - Fri Nov 06
A little more than $3 million is being used to pay for various improvements at state hospitals on four islands.
Haliimaile stables on endangered listMaui News - Fri Nov 06
Disused stables at Haliimaile are on the Historic Hawai'i Foundation's annual list of the most endangered historic sites in the islands.
Lawn & Garden Fair and Hawaiian Tree Give-away to celebrate Arbor DayThe Honolulu Advertiser - Fri Nov 06
On November 7th 9am-2pm 2009 Maui Nui Botanical Gardens & Maui Association of Landscape Professionals will present the annual Arbor Day Fair.
Upcountry Roadway Improvements ProposedHaleakala Times - Wed Nov 04
On Thursday, Oct. 29, the Maui County Department of Public Works presented proposed improvements for Makani Road and Makawao Avenue roadways to approximately 40 Upcountry residents who attended the meeting.
Task force Forms to Find Viable Ways to Reuse Maui WastewaterHaleakala Times - Wed Nov 04
Mayor's Office assembles Community Working Group to identify new wastewater reclamation practices.
Demise of pine brings sadnessMaui News - Wed Nov 04
Although the demise of pineapple growing on Maui did not come as a surprise Tuesday, the announcement that Maui Pineapple Co.
Workers stunned by 'heartbreaking' newsThe Honolulu Advertiser - Wed Nov 04
Manolo Yadao and eight of his brothers and sisters work for Maui Land & Pineapple Co., and at the end of the year they will all lose their jobs.
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