The remote communities of East Maui know all about surviving in isolation; it’s the outsiders who don’t quite get it who draw their concern as residents seek to protect themselves from the spread of COVID-19. Read more
The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused local veterinarian clinics to implement a new “pet inside, owner outside” policy to ensure services remain open and the risk of spreading the virus is minimized. Read more
Many retailers selling essential goods have adjusted their hours and/or set aside special shopping times for seniors and customers with serious health conditions that make them more vulnerable to the coronavirus. Read more
Drive-thru testing for COVID-19 — by appointment only — will take place again Monday at the War Memorial Gym parking lot in Wailuku. Read more
There’s still a chance to enjoy a little sweetness in your life during these bitter times. Read more
Recalling Maui’s near and distant past, compiled from Honolulu Star-Advertiser archives. Read more
Both Hawaii Sea Spirits in Kula and Maui Brewing Co. in Kihei and Kahana are making critically needed alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Read more
Kaupo Community Association leaders are trying to find ways to heal their group after the painful loss of a beloved landmark, Kaupo School. Read more
The brothers from Kula were told the upcoming track and field season had been canceled due to coronavirus concerns and that the remaining academic year would take place via online instruction. Read more
The 17th Annual Ian Walsh Menehune Mayhem, set for April 18-19 at Hookipa Beach Park, has been postponed due to the coronavirus situation. The event usually attracts 400 surfers ranging in age from 4 to 17. Read more
It’s challenging to name anything George Kahumoku Jr. cannot do well. The Grammy and Na Hoku Hanohano awardwinning slack key guitarist is also a catering chef, painter, farmer and rancher. Read more
Ever since Gov. David Ige directed that social gatherings of more than 10 people be canceled, bars and clubs closed and restaurants limited to takeout or drive-thru only, the world as Maui knew it changed. Read more
It used to be when you bought a house, you mostly worried about schools and traffic and noisy neighbors. The explosion of Airbnb has added a new worry/opportunity. Read more
Concerns over the impact of vacation rentals — legal or not — on destabilizing Maui’s housing market and quality of life have reached a tipping point. Read more
Recalling Maui’s near and distant past, compiled from Honolulu Star-Advertiser archives. Read more
The health department is proposing changes to protocols for alerting the public to potential contamination in nearshore waters. Read more
As luck would have it, Irish eyes will be smiling across Maui at smaller parties in select bars and restaurants. Read more
Here’s what inspired Agnes Terao-Guiala to start writing her first book, “Hawaiian Women’s Fashion: Kapa, Cotton, and Silk,” nearly two decades ago. Read more
Hale Ho‘ike‘ike at the Bailey House Museum is one of five local museums celebrating Women’s History Month in March. Read more
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