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Vol. 2, Issue 2

Bringing You The News Behind The News in Maui County

Jan. 18 – Jan. 31, 2006

Community Calendar

The Maui Examiner Community Calendar is a free service to Hawai‘i residents. If you have an event that you would like to announce, please send your info or press release to classifieds@mauiexaminer.com. Make sure that the time, date and location of the event are included, and type "calendar" in the subject field of your e-mail submission. If submissions are longer than 250 words, they will be edited to fit our format.

January 18

Better Balance, Personally and Professionally

"Better Balance, Personally and Professionally" will be offered Wednesday, January 18 from noon to 1:30 p.m.at the Maui County Business Resource Center (MCBRC) across from IHOP in the Maui Mall. Gain balance by becoming more aware of personal obstacles, professional blocks, and what may be draining your energy. Using Coach U's assessment tool, called "Clean Sweep Program," a self-assessment test focusing on four business categories will be offered: physical environment, well-being, money and relationships. Instructor Susan Kim is a personal and professional life coach with a master's degree in communications. The course is free of charge, however seating is limited and reservations are suggested. For further information, call the Maui County Business Resource Center at 873-8247. Attendees are asked to bring their own lunches.


January 19

Your County with Mayor Alan Arakawa State of the County Address

The Thursday, Jan. 12 live broadcast of Maui County Mayor Alan Arakawa’s public access television show, "Your County with Mayor Alan Arakawa," will be re-broadcast on AKAKU Channel 53 on Thursday, Jan. 19 at 7 p.m. and again on Friday, Jan. 20at 8 a.m.
The program is broadcast coverage of the Mayor's annual State of the County address.
The hour-long program will discuss housing, water issues, environmental concerns, the homeless camp at Kahului breakwater and many other topics affecting residents of Maui County.
"Your County with Mayor Alan Arakawa," is produced twice monthly. For further information, call 270-7710.


January 20

Kiwanis Club of South Maui

The Kiwanis Club of South Maui meets at 7:30 a.m. every Friday morning at Stella Blue’s Restaurant in Azeka Shopping Center on South Kihei Road. Plenty of parking, breakfast is available and admission is free.
For more information contact: Bruce McDonald at 283-4189 or Jim Carroll at 875-8866.

 

OH, Ranger! 90 years of Haleakala National Park

Join Ranger Dominic Cardea on Friday, Jan. 20 for an insightful look at 90 years of Haleakala National Park, why some rangers carry guns, where entrance fees go, and what about those "urban legends" of the park? Find these answers, and bring your questions to the Pukalani Tavares Community Center poolside room at 7p.m. Free, sponsored by the Friends of Haleakala National Park. For more info, call 878-8015 or e-mail fhnp@earthlink.net


January 24

Maui Talks TV

Nik-Hil Productions, in association with Harold William Peltz Entertainment, announces the eighty-fifth edition of MAUI TALKS-TV, a live, public-affairs, call-in talk show, on Akaku: Maui Community Television.
The live broadcast of the Tuesday, Jan. 17 show will be rebroadcast on Tuesday, Jan. 24 at 7 p.m. on Channel 53, and again the following Wednesday morning, Jan. 25 at 7:15 a.m.
MAUI TALKS-TV is a weekly, one-hour Public Affairs talk show, hosted by Nikhilananda, which is broadcast live every other Tuesday evening.  This show is then repeated the following Tuesday evening and again the next Wednesday morning.  During the live taping, members of the community are invited and encouraged to telephone into the show at 873-3430, (888-577-6240 on Molokai and Lanai) and comment upon various issues of the day.
For further information, you may contact the producers at 572-USUS(8787) or e-mail at s.nikhilananda2@gte.ne

January 25

Starting a Business in Maui County

"Starting a Business in Maui County " will be presented on Wednesday, January 25 from noon to 1 p.m. at the Maui County Business Resource Center (MCBRC) across from IHOP in the Maui Mall. The free workshop includes a lecture by Small Business Advocate Anna K. Ribucan of the County of Maui Office of Economic Development. This seminar covers general information and requirements for starting a business in Maui County. Handouts, websites and other helpful information included. Seating is limited and reservations are suggested. For further information, call the Maui County Business Resource Center at 873-8247. Attendees are asked to bring their own lunches.


January 27

Family Night Under The Stars

Join award-winning astronomy writer and teacher Harriet Witt and her telescope in experiencing the magic of the night sky in Ma‘alaea Friday, Jan. 27, 7 – 9 p.m.
Learn star names, constellations and the zodiac. Look through a telescope at the rings of Saturn, the rust on Mars, and newly-forming stars. Telling time by the sky and Polynesian celestial navigation will also be covered.
Witt has been teaching astronomy since 1980 and offering astronomy-as-entertainment at Maui resort hotels since 1990, and teaching Making Friends With the Night Sky classes at MCC since 1992.
Dress warmly and bring a flashlight, blanket and mosquito repellent.
$10 each donation for adults, $5 for folks too young to drive.
Limited to 30 people – first come, first served.
WHERE TO MEET: Haycraft Park at the end of Hau'ole St. in Ma‘alaea. Once the group meets there is a 300 foot walk along the beach to the viewing spot. Park on the street outside the lot. Do not park in the parking lot at end, as the gates are locked early.
For more info, email Harriet at harriet@passengerplanet.com


January 28

PANDORA'S SEED: GMOs in Hawai`i Nei

GMO-Free Maui invites you to the World Premiere of PANDORA'S SEED: GMOs in Hawai`i Nei…
… the first documentary film to present the startling facts about Hawai`i's role in one of the most challenging issues of our time.
Saturday Jan. 28 at 5:30 p.m. at Iao Theater, Market St., Wailuku.
MC’d by Mahealani Ventura Oliver
Live music, pupus & fabulous raffle prizes! Free admission.
Raffle Donations by: Mountain Slope Water (filtration systems); Air Maui (helicopter ride); Dragon's Den; Maui Child Toys & Books; Holiday & Co.; Groden Gallery; Roy's; Viewpoints Gallery; Stopwatch; Makawao Garden Café; MALA Ocean Tavern; Real Food Club; Ohana Hale Chiropractic; Penne Pasta; International Pony Rubs; Ola Ha Holistic Health... and many more! Donations will be accepted. For more info, visit www.gmofreemaui.com, call (808) 572-5831, or e-mail gmofreemaui@hawaii.rr.com.


January 29

9th Life Hawai‘ii Free Mass Spay/Neuter

9th Life Hawai‘i, Maui's only non-profit, No-Kill Cat Rescue and Sanctuary, will be offering free mass cat spaying and neutering for feral and companion cats.
Mass spaying/neutering will take place once each month. To make an appointment
or for information, pleae call 572-3499. Donations welcome.


February 28

Making Friends With The Night Sky

Astronomy class with Harriet Witt.
Stretch out on your back and make friends with stars, planets, constellations and the zodiac. Look through a telescope at lava flows on our moon, Saturn's rings, and stars being born. Let the stars show you the date, time, and where you are on Earth
First class on Maui Community College campus, others on Maalaea beach.
Four Tuesdays beginning Feb. 28, 7– 9 p.m., $89 tuition.
Harriet Witt is a two-time international award-winning science writer, an associate member of the national Honorary Science Research Society, Sigma Xi, and is with the National Astronomical League Speakers' Bureau.
To register, call MCC at 984-3231. For more info, visit Harriet online at www.passenger planet.com or e-mail harriet@passengerplanet.com.

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