From Hawai’i Public Radio
•Clare Apana has gone to court in an effort to protect ancient burials in the last open space between Kahului and Wailuku. Despite the concerns, the Maui Planning Commission yesterday approved Maui Lani Center. For The Maui News, Ron Youngblood reports.download mp3 •Former professional basketball coach Don Nelson only laughed when he was asked yesterday if a permitting process felt like a double-overtime game. Nelson plans to build a two-million-dollar wedding business in Kihei. For The Maui News, Ron Youngblood reports.
•Clare Apana has gone to court in an effort to protect ancient burials in the last open space between Kahului and Wailuku. Despite the concerns, the Maui Planning Commission yesterday approved Maui Lani Center. For The Maui News, Ron Youngblood reports.download mp3 •Former professional basketball coach Don Nelson only laughed when he was asked yesterday if a permitting process felt like a double-overtime game. Nelson plans to build a two-million-dollar wedding business in Kihei. For The Maui News, Ron Youngblood reports.
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download mp3 •The County of Maui touched off a flurry of objections when it announced it was cutting down four monkeypod trees on Kihei Road. Meetings will be held tomorrow and Monday to discuss the fate of the trees. For The Maui News, Ron Youngblood reports.
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