County / In Brief

Radio station will air Arakawa's address WAILUKU - Radio station KAOI 1110 AM and 96.7 FM will air a delayed broadcast of Mayor Alan Arakawa's annual state of the county address at 1 p.m. Friday. Arakawa is scheduled to deliver his speech at 10 a.
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Montana Beach

WAILUKU - A once-luxurious beachfront house that has been left vacant for more than 10 years would be removed and sold to the highest bidder under a proposal by Mayor Alan Arakawa.
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Tam ‘one of the old guard’

WAILUKU When the Maui County prosecutor's office was created Feb. 1, 1977, John Tam was one of its four attorneys.
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Playing in New York to be ‘our big thing’

Just a few years ago, St. Anthony Junior-Senior High School's band had so few students that they barely generated enough sound together.
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County / In Brief

Health communities meeting topic today KIHEI - Guest speakers will discuss "Pioneering Healthy Communities" at a Kihei Community Association meeting at 6:30 p.m. today at the Kihei Charter Middle School at 41 E. Lipoa St.
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Ladies luncheons about giving back

A Kapalua retiree has found a way to harness the power of ladies who lunch. Through her group Hui Hoaloha, Lois Reiswig has worked to help other women, many of them newcomers, find ways to give back to the Maui community.
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Delays today will allow for solution later

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Bedbugs prove to be persistent nuisance

Representatives of a Kaanapali oceanside restaurant said that their establishment continues to address a bedbug problem that first surfaced last summer.
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Meals program milestone

WAILUKU - For a decade, Good Shepherd Episcopal Church has been feeding Maui's needy and those it suspects have "fallen through the cracks" of social services and government assistance.
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They’re not just in beds but travel wherever people do

Bedbugs are not only found in beds these days. They're being seen in shopping malls, libraries, movie theaters and taxis, said those who keep an eye on such critters.
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