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mtanji@mauinews.com Volunteers Nevaeh Howard (in blue) and Elena Beauchamp-Estrella (in red) volunteer on Kaho‘olawe in February. With the ongoing pandemic, Kaho‘olawe Island Reserve Commission has cut their volunteers making the trip to the island in half. Photo courtesy Kaho‘olawe Island Reserve Commission When the COVID-19 pandemic kept volunteers from traveling to Kaho’olawe to help with planting, the weeds started to grow. The 14 staff members of the Kaho’olawe Island Reserve Commission tried as much as they could to spread native plant seeds on the island, but it coul...

Each stay in an igloo comes a $20 sanitation fee, so that the dome can be cleaned between each use, said Keating. There's a 15- to 30-minute sanitation period between visitors, which includes wiping everything down with sanitation wipes, spraying with Lysol and Microband 24-hour disinfectant sanitizing spray and airing the tents out, she said.  The igloos also have the ability to hold up to 30 pounds of snow, she said, which means patrons can still eat outside when it's raining or snowing.  Time slots currently offered at the restaurant include noon, 1:45 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 5 p.m. and 7 ...

Hawaii Magazine 5 Towns You Need to Visit on Your Next Trip to Maui From the sand-coated streets of Pāʻia to the bohemian borough of Wailuku, you have to stop at these Maui towns and districts. Dec 3, 2020 While most visitors and even locals differentiate the Islands by their beaches, hikes and other outdoor pleasantries, what really makes each island unique are the towns and districts that give them an air of individuality. Maui, for example, is almost defined by its host of charming communities, from beachside Pāʻia to central Wailuku and upcountry Kula to the hard-to-reach Hāna. So, i...