Boat Grounded in High Surf off Oahu’s South Shore

Early on Saturday morning, a ship found itself stuck on the reef at Kewalo Basin Harbor. The incident occurred around 8:30 a.m., causing a bit of a stir in the area. Details are still unfolding about how exactly the vessel ran aground, but it’s definitely a unique sight to see.

In other news, UH Manoa students have returned from a fascinating pre-college program in Japan. The program, which lasted three weeks, offered students a blend of academic coursework and cultural immersion in Kagoshima. It’s a fantastic opportunity for these students to expand their horizons and learn in a unique environment.

Also, Maui fire crews responded to a fire at Kula Lodge, where significant damage is believed to have occurred. The situation is still developing, and more information will likely emerge as investigations continue.

Beachgoers in the area near Kaʻelepulu Stream mouth are advised to avoid the area as crews undertake a maintenance project. This project is expected to wrap up on September 24, 2025, so it’s best to stay clear of the site for now.

Lastly, a suspect was apprehended after stealing a copper rain gutter from a building on the UH Manoa campus. The incident was witnessed by a woman who promptly reported the theft to the authorities. It goes to show that vigilant community members play an essential role in keeping our spaces safe.

As always, it’s crucial to stay informed about what’s happening in our community. These updates provide a snapshot of some of the recent events in our area, highlighting both exciting and concerning news. Stay tuned for more updates as these stories develop.