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Current status of the Aquarium Fish collections in Hawaii So far , so good

3/3/26 #kihei Bill HB 2101   passed  at the State House Finance Committee this evening.   There is still a long way to go in the 2026 State Legislature session, but getting through all the House committees is a positive step to keep natural resources in Hawaii on the reefs, and not in some fish tank in another part of the world             mm     mm

County Department of Water Supply announces updated water conservation rules

2/27/26  #kihei Are you aware of these new rules?? The updated rules follow the Maui County Council’s approval of Bill 158 in January, which amends the County Water Code to address water waste, promote responsible water use and ensure a reliable and sustainable water supply.   Under the amended code, potable water may not be used to water lawns and landscaped areas from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and only on allotted days listed below. This restriction applies to hotels, lodging...

Final Phase of Hale Pi’ikea truly affordable rentals (Phase II)

2/25/26 #kihei HEADS UP!  ALERT!  This is the final chance to qualify for one of these quality rental units, conveniently located in central Kihei. They are currently accepting preliminary interest forms for households who would like to enter a lottery that will determine the order in which applicants are processed for eligibility. To be included, interested individuals must submit the preliminary interest form no later than Friday, March 13 at 5:00 PM.    This is 97...

KCA Press Release

2/24/26  #kihei   FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: February 17, 2026 Media Contacts: Kīhei Community Association (KCA): John Laney, President; 808-633-1030; johnnielaney@gmail.com. Maui Meadows Neighborhood Association (MMNA): Les Iczkovitz, President; 808-523-8449; les.iczkovitz@gmail.com. Wailea808: Kay Anderson, President; 469-733-5972; kayanderson1@att.net.  KCA, MMNA, and Wailea808 Petition the State to Designate the Kama‘ole Aquifer as a Ground Water...
**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...