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Demand for remote work, school pushed Google to adapt | News, Sports, Jobs

Molokai robotics team headed to world championship in May | News, Sports, Jobs

dgrossman@mauinews.com Mark Ragonton, a Molokai seventh grader, holds the team’s robot that will be competing at the 2021 VEX Robotics Remote World Championship in May. Photos courtesy of Edwin Mendija Despite having to learn and construct a robot remotely amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a group of Molokai students persevered to qualify for the 2021 VEX Robotics Remote World Championship. Eighth graders Maesilyn Yuen and Kalau’ihi Kaai and seventh graders Genesis Nakihei and Mark Ragonton spent the COVID-restricted season passing a robot back and forth between their homes, learning and building remotely with each other. “I think things ran pretty smoothly, even if we were just talking online and not seeing each other for like three days,” Yuen said during a Zoom call last week. ” . . . That’s one of my favorite things about VEX, is meeting a bunch of different people and I also get to learn more things about STEM, which is always fun to do.”

Funds sought to repair Kwock Hing Society Temple | News, Sports, Jobs

dgrossman@mauinews.com The Kwock Hing Society Temple still stands since being built in 1907 in Keokea, however, the building is showing major signs of age and needs repair. The temple has been a place for traditional celebrations, Chinese rituals, and education for generations. Photos courtesy Sarah Shim A 114-year-old Keokea temple that’s hosted Chinese cultural celebrations for generations is in dire need of repair. The Kwock Hing Society Temple has long been a place to celebrate Chinese rituals and traditions, share history and remember those who came before, but has only undergone minor fixes over its history in Upcountry.

Vanishing mural to highlight disappearing coral reefs | News, Sports, Jobs

Apr 19, 2021 Artist Jana Ireijo poses beside a vanishing mural she is painting at the Maui Ocean Center to raise awareness of the impacts of climate change on local reefs. Photo courtesy of Maui Ocean Center The Maui News A Hawaii-born artist is painting a vanishing mural at the Maui Ocean Center in Maalaea this month in honor of Earth Day and to spread awareness of the impacts climate change has on local coral reefs. In partnership with the Maui Ocean Center Marine Institute, The Nature Conservancy commissioned Jana Ireijo to create artwork that highlights the slow decline and “perils faced by coral reefs.”

Plans for Kahikinui forest include watershed, invasive species management | News, Sports, Jobs

dgrossman@mauinews.com The state Department of Land and Natural Resources’ Division of Forestry and Wildlife is seeking public input on a draft 10-year management plan for the 2,916-acre Kahikinui Forest Reserve. Anthony McWhorter photos Watershed restoration, invasive species management and community access to public trails are among the state’s 10-year goals for a nearly 3,000-acre native forest on the slopes of Haleakala that has endured many changes over the years. Kahikinui Forest Reserve, first established in 1928, covers 2,916 acres of public land mostly within the Kaupo district in the ahupua’a of Nakula, according to a draft management plan for the reserve.

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