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QUICK INDEX


  • ACTIVITIES


  • ARTS, CULTURE & HISTORY


  • ARTISTS & GALERIES:

    • Julie Galeeva
    • Art Maui An Annual Exhibition of Juried Art Works in All Media by Maui County Artists. Works are selected by jurors for this prestigious exhibition. The exhibit usually showcases approximately 100 new works. All Maui County resident artists are eligible to enter.


  • COMPUTERS, COMPUTING & the INTERNET


  • (Maui) ECONOMIC NEWS


  • EDUCATION


  • ENERGY & WATER
    • Maui Electric Company

    • Blue Earth Bio-Fuels SSOE Engineering is a worldwide chemical and process engineering firm with over 635 professional employees. SSOE offers a continuous-flow, state-of-the-art transesterification process (rather than a batch process) which provides a significant increase in production output, production efficiency, product quality control, and environmental and plant personnel safety, all within a limited process footprint.

    • Department of Water Supply (Maui Cty)

    • Green Energy


  • FOOD & DINING

    • Paia Fish Market "....has been a landmark in Paia Town since 1989. When we first opened our doors, Paia was a sleepy,quiet beach town hungover from its plantation roots. From the beginning, visitors and locals have enjoyed the family atmosphere that the fishmarket offers."

    • Mama's Fish House [Restaurant & Inn]

    • Waterfront Restaurant [Maalaea]

    • Panda Express
        1279 S Kihei Rd # 102, Kihei, HI - (808) 879-0883
        275 W Kaahumanu Ave # Fc3, Kahului, HI - (808) 877-5645
        55 Pakaula St # 101, Kahului, HI - (808) 877-6331


  • GOVERNMENT SITES


  • MAALAEA HARBOR & BAY

    • Buzz's Wharf ["One of Maui's Oldest Restaurants"] "As a landmark in Ma'alaea Bay Harbor, Buzz's continues, year after year, to greet and extend their ho'okipa (hospitality) to both newcomers and their loyal local and visitor clientele. The panoramic views of the harbor, Mt. Haleakala and the southern coastline of Maui only serve to enhance your dining experience. Watching pods of humpback whales (during whale season) and surfers "catchin' da wave," is an added bonus!..."

    • Waterfront Restaurant


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