Howard Dicus breaks down home prices on the Big Island this morning.
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Liloa Drive Expansion
To assist the expansion of Liloa Drive, the first stage of the Kihei North-South Collector Road’s north portion, Maui County has been awarded a $25 million federal grant. Through the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) initiative, which gave more than $2.2 billion to 162 transportation infrastructure projects around the country, this financing was made available. With a two-lane road, landscaped shared-use walkways for walkers and cyclists, roundabouts at significant intersections, and two bridges, the project intends to reduce traffic congestion in South Maui. The first phase will cover 0.44 miles, and subsequent phases are expected to be finished subject to receiving the required financing and Phase I’s completion.
The Ala Wai Bridge, which will build a 300-foot bridge across the Ala Wai Canal on Oahu, is another noteworthy project in Hawaii that will get finance through the RAISE initiative. The efforts being made to solve the state’s transportation infrastructure needs are reflected in these initiatives. Local leaders, including Mayor Richard Bissen and County Council Member Tom Cook, praised the long-awaited and crucial Liloa Drive Extension project, pointing out its benefits for traffic congestion, safety, and access to residential areas. Following the completion of an environmental evaluation and permit approval, construction is anticipated to start in 2025.
View the entire article via the Maui News here.
Makawao Stampede Celebration
Looking Back As We Move Forward!
Welcome to the New Fiscal Year 2023-24! It’s here, July 1st which means new tax year with new rates.
Looking back to May (June stats coming within 10 days) Howard Dicus, economic reporter of KHNL stated on Friday, June 30, 2023, that Hawaii Islands Visitor count was up 3% from last year. Spending $1.7 Billion which was a phenomenal number. More to follow when June Stats start flowing in.
Lots Happening This Holiday Weekend!
The Makawao Stampede 2023 is scheduled for today, Friday, June 30th, and it will feature an exciting array of activities. The day begins at 7:00 AM with the Rodeo Qualifier, when competitors vie for the opportunity to show off their talents. The Oskie Rice Arena will host this free portion of the event. The location will be made ready for the evening events after the qualification. At 4:00 PM, the gates will reopen, and there will be more merchants, food trucks, and entertainment for the crowd. The much-anticipated Country Concert will start at 5:00 PM, and the Bull Bash will start at 7:00 PM. General admission tickets are $45.00; discounted pricing are available for Kapuna (60 years and older), youth (5–12), and under-5s (free entrance). Weekend passes are additionally offered for $80 per person. Through the following URL, https://www.etix.com/ticket/servlet/s/38203689, tickets may be ordered online.
A jam-packed day of activities is planned for Friday as part of the Makawao Stampede 2023. Visitors may watch exceptional competitors competing beginning with the Rodeo Qualifier in the morning. Later on in the day, the location takes on a lively vibe with a variety of events, merchants, and food trucks. In the evening, the Country Concert and Bull Bash take center stage, offering a fun-filled evening. There are general admission tickets, special rates for particular age groups, and weekend passes that give access to the whole event. To guarantee a wonderful time at the Makawao Stampede 2023, get your tickets online using the linked link.
Happening now! The Maui Film Festival has begun! Up to two children under the age of 12 can enter for free with each paying adult under a special deal for youngsters. Parental discretion is encouraged, although it’s crucial to understand that the films being screened at the festival are not rated. Before bringing their children to the festival, parents are advised to see movie trailers at mauifilmfestival.com.
On days when there is a film festival, the MACC Box Office will open at 1:00 pm for Stardust Cinema window sales and will call services. On days without a show, the phone lines will also open at 1:00.All seating is open to the public, regardless of location. For the A&B Amphitheater lawn, attendees are urged to bring low-back beach chairs or blankets. There will be some limited kupuna (elderly sitting) and bleacher space at the back of the amphitheater. Although they cannot bring their own, attendees can buy food and drinks at the event.
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