CHANGE THE RIDE IS SET AT 11 AM, THIS MORNING NOT NOON, 11/20/15

Posted by Mike Moran | Nov 1, 2015 | Alternative Transportation, Development, Environment, News Flash | 0 |

KIHEI’S TURN FRIDAY AT ELEVEN AM AT MANOA ON NSCR NEWEST SEGMENT

Ok, it is not as big as the one’s in town were, but it is right in Kihei. The County’s Department of Public Works (DPW) announces the opening of a segment of NSCR running from Moana Avenue to Keonekai Road for bikes and runners this Friday 11/20/15 at 11:00 AM.

Where’s dis? OK you know Alanui Ke Ali’i which runs between SKR ( at Kam I) to Highway (at elementary school), right? That dead end segment of NSCR which runs south, ending at Moana will now continue south to Keonakai and will open to cars after the 11 AM bike ride.

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