Daily Archives: September 3rd, 2008
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Overturned vehicle’s engine warm, but driver not around
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OLOWALU - Police found an overturned vehicle early Tuesday - its engine still warm, but no driver or anyone who may have been in the vehicle - when officers responded to the crash scene near the Olowalu landfill.
Responding to a 1:47 a.m. call, Lahaina patrol officers located a 1996 Nissan sport utility vehicle on its roof on the mauka dirt shoulder of Honoapiilani Highway, police said.
Aging: With Aloha
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WAIKAPU - The Maui Long-Term Care Partnership has officially changed its name, but not its mission.
Now called the Aging With Aloha Coalition, the group of about 100 members countywide pledged to continue its work to support a community-based model of services for senior citizens who want to "age in place" and not in institutions.
Maui delegate: Cut-down convention ‘appropriate’
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Mauian and Republican National Committeeman Travis Thompson said Tuesday he felt the party's decision to scale back this week's national convention was "appropriate," and was looking forward to hearing Gov. Linda Lingle speak today.
System will benefit helicopter pilots
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WAILUKU - The bright strobe lights that have been drawing attention to the KMVI radio broadcast tower for several days are related to Maui Memorial Medical Center's plans to build a helipad.
But once the new light installation is completed, the strobe lights won't be used at night.
Earl Tolley, chief engineer for the station, said Tuesday that he apologizes for the inconvenience of the lights.
Panel votes to allow B&Bs in agricultural districts
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WAILUKU - The Maui County Council's Planning Committee reversed itself Tuesday and voted to allow bed-and-breakfasts to be located in agricultural districts.
For about two months now, the five-member committee has been meeting to address a series of bills presented by Mayor Charmaine Tavares' administration and the Planning Department.