I called this Barnes and Noble because I located an item that I had been looking for. This was the…read moreonly location that had it in stock. I spoke to Jennifer who was kind enough to take my order over the phone. I just received it via UPS and wanted to thank her for her help in packing it with care and sending it. I know that she made an exception for me and I greatly appreciate it.

It was very crowded when we visited this morning. The layout made it a bit hard to move around,…read moreespecially with kids. A little more space or clearer flow would really help make the experience more comfortable for families.

Traveling, & you forget stuff????…read more Thank goodness for this little "News Stand" in the Kahului Airport (OGG) on Maui! While heading off to the mainland today, I guess I must have misplaced my phone charger/phone cord, and unfortunately since I didn't have my computer bag with me, I had none of my cell phone accessories. When I landed on Maui this morning, lucky for me I saw this - "News Stand" so I decided to take a quick stroll into this little business to see if they had what I was looking for. After looking around, BINGO! Sure enough they had what I was looking for........the little "News Stand" is a LIFESAVER! When traveling, if you need something to read, or need a snack/drink, or maybe you need some last minute items that you forgot at home....... this little News Stand may have what you're looking for!

The aptly named News Stand is located at the top of the escalators to the right after TSA screening…read morein a closet-of-a-space. They sell a small selection of magazines, newspapers, snacks, candies, beverages, cancer sticks, and neck pillows. What you won't find here is gum, for apparent janitorial reasons, lol. Prices are airport-high and ridiculous, but if you're in a pinch since you didn't stop at Walmart... TIP: Like at other Hawaii airport News Stands, they hire people with disabilities to run the registers which is awesome, so be patient and kind! OVERALL: Here for our convenience.

Got the chance to work here as a graphic designer. Had the pleasure to work with a great team with…read morealot of spirit. The paper's format is similar to other entertainment weeklies (OC, LA Weekly) If your on Maui, check out their website, you can search places to eat, events & nightlife all over the island. They cover everything! I enjoy reading the "Eh Brah" a funny, sarcastic yet educational local column shouting out to all the bad drivers on da' island. Everything is available online, go read it! http://www.mauitime.com/Articles-i-2008-07-10-181542.112113_Eh_Brah.html

Maui's Only Independent Newspaper Maui Stones Maui Bones…read more Leave our Ancestors Alone, Cuz! All the dirt Maui Time Weekly digs up from stones to bones tackle Maui environmental and cultural issues head on. Keep the Press rolling. Can't imagine Maui wiithout this rag. I think these people care about reading, writing, researching their stories well. Ah! There is a battle out there in monopoly land and the Maui Time has it's finger on the pulse. Respect Da Ai'na! http://www.mauitime.com

You can find a lot of secondhand books and jigsaw puzzles here, along with other assorted old…read moreentertainment media. It's a little hard to find the building itself, just follow the signs behind the old sugar mill. It's hot and dusty but worth the trip. The prices are right, with books for $.50 and quite a good selection too. I thought it would be bigger. It's just a small little building in a forgotten little corner of the island.

The service was great! Professional, personal and pleasant. The selection was varied and well…read moreorganized and labeled. The value was Amazing as there were many books for $1-$3 dollars and some were free for children (one each, please). There were puzzles and game's available.

Naturally, they have excellent local news coverage 7 days a week, but can be late to the game when…read morecompared to Maui Now. The reporting of US mainland and world coverage is very limited and they don't feature a lot of entertaining stories either. Online access is free with a paid print subscription. I like the "Scene" insert on Thursdays which features events happening on the rock as well as the dining section with Entertainment Tonight-like reporting. I also enjoy the pictures of their excellent staff photographer Matthew Thayer. My only complaint stems from the way the car section in the classified ads is listed. Instead of ascending from oldest to newest, it oddly starts with the year 2000 till the current year, then 1900 till 1999. Come on!?

I love the Maui news , I miss the Sunday paper but I love reading it every day , my parents read it…read moreevery day and I'm doing the same even my daughter reads it