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Mala Wharf in Lahaina reopens

The state’s Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation opened Mala Wharf to recreational vessel operators on Saturday.

By Cindy Ellen Russell

Oct. 14, 2023

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The state’s Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation opened Mala Wharf to recreational vessel operators on Saturday. Pictured are dinghies scattered by the ramp.
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Vessels are moored offshore. Motoring a dinghy is Simeon Cathey who launched from the Mala boat ramp.
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Simeon Cathey steps into his dinghy at the Mala boat ramp. Cathey was heading out to his catamaran which has been moored offshore just before the fire.
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The office trailer provided by Maui County for harbor agents who will oversee and monitor the facility.
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Signage from DLNR warned beachgoers about possible pollutants in the water near Mala Wharf.
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A view of the original 1922 concrete pier which was inadequately built for steamships.
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Len Storey backs his 22-foot catamaran “Kazuo” into the water at Mala Wharf. Storey was going fishing with his son, Clayton, and spear fisherman Nick Lightfoot for the first time since the Aug. 8 wildfire.
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Clayton Storey aboard the 22-foot catamaran “Kazuo” as it was being hauled towards the ramp at Mala Wharf. Storey was going fishing with his father, Len, and spear fisherman Nick Lightfoot for the first time since the Aug. 8 wildfire.
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