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Be a Hero and Save An At Risk Dog by October 30th 2025

10/21/25 #rescue #animals #mauihumanesociety These fur babies need your help! Maui Humane Society has entered a Lifesaving Protocol Crisis Response as the shelter’s dog population has exceeded safe capacity. The organization is working urgently to find homes for dogs who face medical or behavioral challenges requiring long shelter stays. Any dogs who are not adopted or transferred by October 30, 2025, will be humanely euthanized. Community members are urged to consider fostering or adopting to...

Upcoming Halloween Events on Maui in Kihei & Beyond

10/14/25 #kihei #events #halloween Maui has some spooktakular events planned to celebrate Halloween! Here are the events that we’ve managed to compile, if we missed anything, please let us know. Kihei-Based Halloween Events: Halloween Kihei 4th Friday: Oct 24, 6-8PM It's October and time for the Halloween Kihei 4th Friday. Local Vendors and Food Trucks. Classic Cars with Halloween decor. Halloween music by Nevah Too Late and Missy Aguilar in Food Court. Kathy Collins as MC and our Annual Keiki...

WHY? do so few people in South Maui vote?

10/12/25 #kihei This is a question that has been  posed to us numerous times, and we do not have the answer. Why do you think this is so? Our next election is less than a year from now.  Are you registered? Do you vote?  What about your ohana?  If no, WHY?

The South Maui District needs to be a bikeable community

10/10/25 #kihei #bikeable #community Since the last century, KCA has advocated for a walkable/bikeable community. There has been lots of government talk, but very little walk (or cycle). This website is full of action taken over the past twenty years to promote a bike path along the makai edge of the community park; the Waipuilani Park path was all set to proceed, until it was withdrawn! Manini  segments of the North South Collector Road (NSCR) with the parallel bike path have been...
Flags at Half-Mast Monday–Tribute to Joe Bertram

Flags at Half-Mast Monday–Tribute to Joe Bertram

  UPDATE: 6/6/20  As a mark of respect for former state Representative Joseph “Joe” Bertram III, Governor David Ige has ordered that the flags of the United States and State of Hawai?i shall be flown at half-staff at all state offices and agencies, as well...

**Talk Story with State Rep Tina Wildberger ” by Video

**Talk Story with State Rep Tina Wildberger ” by Video

5/25/20  If you participated in  the May 19  last meeting as we did you may think time for a break for Tina and her team. Whew! So Talks With Tina will take a little hiatus and see how things play over the next month. Stay tuned 5/18/20 CHECK IT OUT AT...

Why Do We Need Walkability?

Why Do We Need Walkability?

What is Walkability? (And Why it Matters for Health, Resiliency, Happiness, and Sustainability) From bluezones.com Walkable communities are healthier and more economical, but they also offer so much more—they are more diverse, resilient, sustainable, friendlier,...

How Does Paving Over Relate to Flooding?

How Does Paving Over Relate to Flooding?

5/17/2020 #kihei #impervious #paving #flooding From Scientific American May 15, 2020: Expanding Paved Areas Has an Outsize Effect on Urban Flooding Researchers have finally been able to pinpoint just how much impervious surfaces exacerbate flood levels ... Now...

The kai in North Kihei is brown, but so far no alert

The kai in North Kihei is brown, but so far no alert

  5/10/20 #kihei As we walked along the shoreline in North Kihei, north of the north end of Kalepolepo county park about 9:00 am today, where South Kihei Road (SKR) is closed for construction, we noticed that the ocean close to shore was riddled with brown...