Sunday, September 05, 2010

GENERAL ELECTION: NOV. 2, 2010

Renewable Jobs

jobs_05"Communities are realizing now, more than ever, that our food must be grown and cultivated here in a sustainable manner if we are to relay on it's availability. Let's renew the focus on sustainable crop production because this would create a wide variety of new jobs including; planting, harvesting, irrigation, pest control, and product marketing. West Maui should be capitalizing on this emerging industry on a world-wide level."
- Ramon Kitaichi Madden

Lahaina Bypass project

Maui News - Mar 28, 2010 - LBN group elects new board of directors

LAHAINA - The Lahaina Bypass Now group, dedicated to solving West Maui transportation issues, recently elected new board of directors.

They are Bob Pure, president; Chad Fukunaga, vice president; David Ferguson, treasurer; and Stacie Thorlakson, secretary and director of marketing and communication.

Also selected as board members are Rory Frampton, Lori Sablas, Don Lehman and Harold Hyman.

LBN was founded in March 2006 and focuses on West Maui transportation needs, including roadways, buses, bikeways and walkways.

Read more: Lahaina Bypass project

 

Maui Weather

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Home Rule for West Maui

What's happening on West Maui is happening all across Hawaii. It is critical that we send to Honolulu, representatives that represent no factions or special interests. Our district representatives should only answer to their conscience and to the people of the district they represent.


We DO want Bills that ARE being debated openly and fairly.

We DO want Bills that will LOWER taxes.

We DO want Bills that will HELP our healthcare.

We DO want bills that will SAVE jobs.


We DO NOT want bills that will run the State of Hawaii deeper into the kind of debt that is not in the interest of the people of Hawaii.

We DO NOT want billion dollar tax increase plans forced on the people of Hawaii.


The State of Hawaii demands a balanced budget and now our representatives  want to raise taxes instead of cutting back. Make no mistake, the budget shortfall is not because of lack of money.

The  problems we face now are in fact a direct result of out of control spending and mismanagement.  I  have no doubt that we can fix the budget without raising taxes. Then the only thing we will have to pay more of, is attention.

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