Judge Dissolves Wailuku Main Street Nonprofit

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From The Maui News:

The embattled nonprofit Wailuku Main Street Association Inc./Tri-Isle Main Street Resource Center was dissolved Wednesday morning by a 2nd Circuit judge. Read more.

And here’s the latest in other neighbor isle gov’t and politics:

GMO testimony begins again

Katayama cleared for testimony on Bill 2491

MECO now using 91 percent of wind power

Progress made on massive telescope

Rapid screening program expansion includes Kauai

Work to fix quake damage to Waikoloa Reservoir still on hold

Testifiers support Waikapu housing project

Kaanapali men of all ages encouraged to ‘Walk a Mile in Her Shoes’

Native plants making a comeback on Molokai

Search continues for Richard Agor, last seen in June

Select fliers may get shorter security lines at Kona airport

TSA expands preCheck to neighbor island airports

Committee OKs ‘moving money around’ for West Maui well

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Photo: Wailuku First Friday. (mauitimeweekly)

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