Federal Funding to Replace Six Aging Bridges Along Hana Highway
Hawaii’s Department of Transportation will receive $24 million in federal funds to rehabilitate and replace approximately six bridges in the Hana Highway Historical District. The funding was secured by U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz through the Senate Appropriations Committee. The Hawaii DOT will receive $24 million in federal funding for Hana Highway bridge work. Approximately six […]
Federal Funds Will Replace Six Aging Bridges Along Hāna Highway
The Hawaii Department of Transportation will receive $24 million in federal funding to rehabilitate and replace approximately six bridges in the Hāna Highway Historical District. The project aims to bring modern, more resilient structures to the East Maui corridor. U.S. Senator Brian Schatz announced $24 million in federal infrastructure funding for Maui. Roughly six bridges […]
New College Program Trains Workers for Cesspool Conversion Mandate
Hawaii Community College and UH Maui College launched a certificate program to train workers for converting 83,000+ cesspools by 2050. Recent flooding highlighted the urgent need for skilled wastewater professionals. The one-year Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems Specialist Certificate prepares students for cesspool conversion careers. Hawaii must eliminate over 83,000 cesspools by 2050 under state mandate. […]
Hawaii Development Authority Marks 50 Years, Eyes Maui Growth Projects
The Hawaii Community Development Authority celebrates its 50th anniversary, highlighting its statewide infrastructure and housing work including projects in Maui’s Pūlehunui area. HCDA has operated for 50 years developing infrastructure, housing, and economic projects across Hawaii. The agency’s investments have leveraged billions in private development and created thousands of housing units statewide. HCDA currently supports […]
Makena State Park Upgrades Include New Toll Booths, Pay Stations
The state announced bathroom and shower improvements for Big Beach but permit filings reveal the project also includes two toll booths and three pay stations at park entrances. Current $10 vehicle plus $5 per person fees for non-residents would continue. State publicly announced comfort station and shower upgrades but permit filing also lists toll booth […]
Local Columnist Reflects on Millennial Generation’s Challenges
A Maui News columnist shares personal reflections on how millennials are navigating economic uncertainty and serving as cultural bridges between generations. Local writer discusses millennials adapting to economic uncertainty despite promises of stability through hard work and education. The column draws parallels between aging public infrastructure and generational pressures on millennials. Author reflects on challenges […]
Mobile Float Therapy Units Arrive to Help Wildfire Survivors with PTSD
Specialized floatation tanks are being deployed to Maui to provide free mental health treatment for first responders and 2023 wildfire survivors dealing with increased rates of PTSD and anxiety. Three mobile floatation tanks arrived in a shipping container to provide free therapy sessions for wildfire survivors and first responders. Mental health issues have increased by […]
Article Not Relevant to Maui Property Owners
This article discusses mobile app development frameworks and does not contain information relevant to Maui vacation rental property owners or local business operations. Article focuses on software development technology choices for mobile applications Content covers .NET MAUI, Flutter, and React Native programming frameworks No connection to Maui tourism, regulations, or property management issues Information not […]