Environmentalists Explore Maui’s Water Issues
Panel discusses critical factors that need to be addressed now to avoid a future water crisis. “We...
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South Maui Transportation Discussed at May KCA Meeting
Residents, state and county transportation officials share transportation vision at Kïhei...
Read MoreMaui Weekly Coverage of November Education Meeting
Island Keiki in a School Daze By: Trisha Smith Published Nov. 26, 2009 Kihei Community Association meeting features Kihei High School update and passionate panel discussion between school personnel and parents regarding the...
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Incumbents Win Round One
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KCA Explores Progress of South Maui Coastal Heritage Corridor
Maui Weekly | Thursday, August 28, 2008 | Scott Broadbent Kihei Community Association discusses...
Read MoreKihei Community Association Needs Citizens’ Time, Passion
Joseph W. Bean Maui Weekly The KCA has its committees set and its work laid out in lists. Now what is needed is people—members, new and renewed—to bring the plan to life.The Kihei Community Association describes itself as “an...
Read MoreKihei Community Association Addresses Local Environment
Thursday, April 27, 2006 Kihei Community Association Addresses Local Environment Joseph W. Bean The KCA’s meeting on the South Maui environment covered many interrelated issues, including a new subdivision and an Environmental...
Read MoreMayor Arakawa Speaks Freely to Kihei Community Association
Thursday, March 02, 2006 Joseph W. Bean Traffic, water supply, parks and a new high school, were some of the South Maui topics tackled by the mayor at the recent KCA meeting. Mayor Alan Arakawa performed like a...
Read MoreKalama Park Action Team is Making a Difference in Kihei
Joseph W. Bean 2/9/2006 12:00:00 AM In October 2004, citizens decided they could make a difference in a dangerous and out-of-control South Maui park. “Anyone who doesn’t see the changes… is just not looking.” Have you noticed...
Read MoreKihei Community Association Needs Citizens’ Time, Passion
Joseph W. Bean 1/26/2006 12:00:00 AM The KCA has its committees set and its work laid out in lists. Now what is needed is people—members, new and renewed—to bring the plan to life. The Kihei Community Association describes...
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