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Colleen Uechi

Colleen Uechi

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Editor, Hawai'i Journalism Initiative

Maui

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Total articles 80

  • Decline in West Maui water supply means new housing projects will have to wait | Maui Now

    By Colleen Uechi| Maui Now Verified The Kahoma Stream flows past a rebuilding neighborhood in Lahaina on Friday. HJI / COLLEEN UECHI photoLAHAINA — On the sloping hillside near the Kapalua Airport, the windswept land is ready for the first phase of a 1,000-unit housing project called Pulelehua, just six miles from Lahaina town where a wildfire decimated more than 1,500 homes and residential complexes in 2023. The dirt is graded. Retaining walls are up. Two wells have been drilled.

    By Colleen Uechi · Maui Now

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Decline in West Maui water supply means new housing projects will have to wait | Maui Now

    By Colleen Uechi| Maui Now Verified The Kahoma Stream flows past a rebuilding neighborhood in Lahaina on Friday. HJI / COLLEEN UECHI photoLAHAINA — On the sloping hillside near the Kapalua Airport, the windswept land is ready for the first phase of a 1,000-unit housing project called Pulelehua, just six miles from Lahaina town where a wildfire decimated more than 1,500 homes and residential complexes in 2023. The dirt is graded. Retaining walls are up. Two wells have been drilled.

    By Colleen Uechi · Maui Now

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Decline in West Maui water supply means new housing projects will have to wait | Maui Now

    By Colleen Uechi| Maui Now Verified The Kahoma Stream flows past a rebuilding neighborhood in Lahaina on Friday. HJI / COLLEEN UECHI photoLAHAINA — On the sloping hillside near the Kapalua Airport, the windswept land is ready for the first phase of a 1,000-unit housing project called Pulelehua, just six miles from Lahaina town where a wildfire decimated more than 1,500 homes and residential complexes in 2023. The dirt is graded. Retaining walls are up. Two wells have been drilled.

    By Colleen Uechi · Maui Now

    Apr. 14, 2025

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