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Mele Kalikimaka and Hauʻoli Makahiki Hou

  12/24/25 #kihei  MERRY CHRISTMAS                and a very          HAPPY NEW YEAR! From the Kihei Community Association,  (KCA) Incorporated in 1960                            

Whatever Happened to that South Maui Community Plan?

  12/18/25 #kihei   The So Maui District waited decades for an update of the Kihei Makena Community Plan (KMCP) from 1998. So in 2017 when the Planning Department announced the new website was up as part of community outreach for So Maui, we were on our way    https://gokihei.org/environment/gen-mem-meeting-on-community-plan-process-draws-interested-group-tuesday On  our way,  but at a very slow pace. In 2022 The Planning Dept held an "open house" offering their...

Where to Watch the Official New Year’s Eve Fireworks on Maui

12/12/25 #kihei #fireprevention #events Are you celebrating New Year’s Eve on Maui? It’s a great place to ring in 2026! However, it is important to consider the local firework laws. The best way to enjoy spectacular fireworks on this island is to watch the official display that will take place at midnight at the Wailea beach - right behind the Grand Wailea Resort. I have personally watched fireworks from here and it is always fun and safe, just make sure to be extra careful driving to and from...

1/12/2024 #kihei #coral #reef #environment The business case for saving coral reefs A growing body of research shows the nation’s coral reefs protect $1.8 billion in economic assets each year and should be protected for our sake and their own. Grist Jan 06, 2025 Emily...

Historic Hawaiian District Signs around Maui

Historic Hawaiian District Signs around Maui

1/6/2025 #kihei #southmaui #history #hawaiianculture The sign in this posting signifies the boundary of the ahupua’a of Waiakoa in the moku of Kula. South Maui spans portions of four moku: Wailuku, Kula, Honuaʻula and Lahaina. Each moku in South Maui encompasses key...

Dirt Removal

Dirt Removal

12/12/2024 #kihei #sediment #mudflooding #kulanihakoi Over the years, a depth of up to 10 feet upcountry sediment has filled sections of the Kulanihako’i gulch (near Kaonoulu St) in North Kihei. This week, dump trucks are starting to take that away, with as many as...