We Love KOOKIES Maui Playful Couture RESOURCE RECOVERY MAUI 2021 BUSINESS PROFILE One of the absolutely best up-cycled businesses ever. KOOKIE Maui uses old t-shirts and repurposes them into the most comfortable and cool designed clothing. Farmers Voice Hawai‘i chooses KOOKIES Maui as one of our 2021 Best Picks! This playful couture business was started […]
Kahikinui, Maui has always been marveled by cultural historians and archaeologists for its awesome landmass of living history. The southwestern region of the island of Maui was once inhabited by hundreds of thousands of Hawaiians. There are hundreds of rock features that have remained untouched today. The most significant rock features are heiau, elaborate stone […]
Helekunihi Cultural Foundation Mission: To engage in the propagation of native Hawaiian plants for reforestation, restore water systems, preserve ancestral archaeological sites and continue traditional Hawaiian values with spiritual connections to all natural resources. https://secure.givelively.org/donate/helekunihi-cultural-foundation Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HCFMaui Organization Contact: Donna Sterling, (808) 446-4171, P.O. Box 700, Makawao, HI 96768 Email: dhelekunihi44@protonmail.com
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As if we need any more examples of poor management, the Department of Hawaiian Homelands has fallen upon unarguable disrepair and lives have been in danger. The emotional events of the recent homes that burned in Pu‘ukapu Hawaiian Homestead on Hawai‘i island has everyone in reverence mode and looking to direct action solutions from this […]
Kahikinui Hawaiian Homestead, Maui – Hawaiian Homesteads across Hawai‘i have had their issues, no one will deny that. With the sluglike pace that the Department of Hawaiian Homelands (DHHL) has taken in providing ‘aina (land) and housing to beneficiaries, it’s a wonder that Homestead Associations even had a chance. After completing an astonishing course of […]
One day you are hunting for food for your family in your lifelong hunting grounds and the next day you are told, you can’t. Many Hawai‘i subsistence hunters have faced obstacles of hunting on their own ‘aina (land). This unfortunate debate has been a three year journey for the Maui southeastern Hawaiian Homestead of Kahikinui. […]
In 2002 The Maui News featured the first three students that were embarking on internet high school. Myron B. Thompson Academy out of O‘ahu facilitated the remote education model. Eighteen years later Hawaiian educators have quickly championed the new space of virtual learning without skipping a beat. One notable favorite forum was created by Maile […]
‘Iolani Palace, Hawaiian Kingdom – In irrefutable measure of the need for government transition protocol, sovereign Hawaiians and supporting sovereign Americans will ceremonially mark the time in which implementors further define and burnish the administrative steps for the restoration of the Kingdom of beloved Hawai‘i. Restoration Day on January 17, 2021 at ‘Iolani Palace […]
UPDATE The river of justice is still dammed. Annual, month-to-month Revocable Permit 7340, for Kaua‘i waters of Wai’ale’ale and Waikoko, has been approved again for Upper Waiahi Hydropower plant. Rubber stamp approval, again, for the 18th year even though it has not produced reliable power since April of 2018. Kauai Island Utility Cooperative (KIUC) does […]
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