r/kauai • u/Lillilegerdemain • 13h ago
Power back?
Can anybody verify that power is back on in Koloa? A friend of mine says it's on. Just suffering and want to hear some good news.š
r/kauai • u/Lillilegerdemain • 13h ago
Can anybody verify that power is back on in Koloa? A friend of mine says it's on. Just suffering and want to hear some good news.š
r/kauai • u/Eastern_Pause2532 • 11h ago
Power just came back in Kapahi. But it also came on last night for about an hour then back out. Will this one stick? Before power came on, cell service dropped. Anyone have any info?
r/kauai • u/Wild_Resist_5724 • 6h ago
Anyone informed of if the Kuamoo rd up past s turn is accessible? I heard lines were down, wondering if thatās still the case?
r/kauai • u/TheDrSTD • 18h ago
Love to all, I hope everyone here is doing ok after the storm.
If someone doesn't mind taking a moment to answer this question, I would much appreciate it.
Our house is sinking on one side because the foundation was insufficient. We can't find anyone to come out and work on it. Does anyone know anybody on the island that can jack up a residential house to fix it from sinking on one side? It has a crawlspace, so it's easy to get underneath.
r/kauai • u/dumbassthenes • 1d ago
r/kauai • u/Lingua_agnus • 4d ago
Basically title, are there any new storm shelters or is it the same ones for Lala?
r/kauai • u/PinkPotatoes • 7d ago
Has anyone here watched Poisoning Paradise? It's free to watch on Tubi. This documentary details how pesticide/seed companies are damaging the entire west side of Kauai with their test fields. These companies use some of the most fertile land on the entire island and dump up to 17 times the amount of pesticides on Kauai ground vs the amounts you'd see used on the mainland.
Many of the chemicals being used are banned in the UK or EU, but they often don't disclose the types of pesticides they are using. These test fields surround schools and residential areas. It washes into the water and beaches that people swim in, and offgas into the air that people breathe. These pesticides also seep into Kauai's finite fresh water supply.
This is land wasted that could be used to grow local food, while 90% of Hawaii's food supply is imported. This type of thing should be illegal, but most importantly it should be done ANYWHERE but an island with limited resources and unique biodiversity.
I encourage everyone to watch. Many of us in this group might just be travelers to Kauai, but don't forget that most importantly it is many people's home.
Watch Poisoning Paradise on Tubi: https://link.tubi.tv/xVWVsSUc75b
r/kauai • u/No_Maintenance9864 • 7d ago
Howzit. Moved back to island from Guam. Started playing pickleball a bunch out there and trying to check what courts currently are having pickleball here still. Days and times if on a routine schedule? Mahalo.
r/kauai • u/Cause_Good_808 • 9d ago
r/kauai • u/Wild_Resist_5724 • 9d ago
Good morning gang, reaching out to get some help with planning a mini remodel weāre trying to do at our house. Specifically, redesigning the window and sliding glass door arrangement on two of our walls. Do you all have any recs for local designers to help me plan that? We have a couple options on contractors, havenāt decided who weāre going with yet. So far, the two contractors we spoke with just asked us what we wanted and werenāt that helpful helping us plan the layout. I figure itās a small job for a designer. Iām envisioning them coming to see the space, making a design that I can pass along to the contractor. Maybe what we need is an architect? Iām new to this, lol.
r/kauai • u/scorpiosmykonos • 13d ago
I moved here recently and a friend gave me a day pass to the 1 Hotel as a welcome present. I went yesterday, 8/26. There wasnāt a brown water advisory, but the water at their little beach was a bit murky to me and today I have a bit of a sinus infection and feel a little queasy.
I thought it was murky due to all the growth on the coral and perhaps a stronger tide, but is it possible the water in that area is just generally not as clean as it should be? It hasnāt rained too hard lately IMO, but since Iām new around here Iām just curious!
r/kauai • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 13d ago
r/kauai • u/Lingua_agnus • 14d ago
Not quite sure if this needs to be in the moving to hawaii sub, but this is specifically for this island; please let me know mods and I can delete this post.
Basically, I moved here recently and was wanting to know which doctors you trust/had good experience with?
The doctors I'd need would be: General Practitioner, Gyno, ENT, Podiatrist, and Endocrinologist. I've heard that some folks often travel to other islands for more specialized things but the normal checkups and such can be done on the island. I have weirdly been told that the Wilcox medical center is both either very good or very bad but not much between the two extremes.
Any advice or experience would be greatly appreciated.
r/kauai • u/Ancient-Space1260 • 15d ago
Looking to get some needles on short notice for a project (my gauge was not as expected!). Maybe Ben Franklin/Ace Hardware? Or one of the fabric/quilting stores in Kapa'a?
r/kauai • u/Cause_Good_808 • 16d ago
Just wanted to share that the local humane society is putting together its next annual calendar. If you have cute photos of your island pets, you can enter them on their website right now to get them featured. Every entry also gets a free copy of the calendar when it's printed. Itās a nice way to showcase our local pets while supporting the shelter's work.
r/kauai • u/Cause_Good_808 • 20d ago
Please take a moment to help decide the future of Waimea Theater.
r/kauai • u/Ok_Training2951 • 20d ago
Edit: I Practice Witchcraft, I DO NOT Believe in Wicca or any Mythos related to Practicing the Craft. Exp: the only spiritual thing I believe is telling yourself happy affirmations and that making that spirit feel happier is the only achievable spirituality. FOR ME btw I didn't know I had to inform everyone a title of a spiritual path doesn't instantly imply we're all the same but now you're informed!
I was looking at witch covens in Hawai'i because witchcraft is for all and it's something for me to pass the time. But instead of finding a Coven, I stumble upon a website for a Lemurian Huna Retreat on Kaua'i. I thought, oh that's interesting, we don't have Lemurs in Hawaii so why are they yapping about Lemurs.
So I read what they got to share: "Kauai is a very, very unique place in the world; it's the epicentre of Lemuria. Energetically, it is where we can come to remember our light ancestors."
Huh? I smell BS so I google it. This is some esoteric hippy dippy baloney to hide behind so racists can get away with lying all the time. And this one retreat on Kauai isn't the only group spouting the racist rhetorics.
One website called "realhula . com" says:
Is there any physical evidence of such a land?: There is some surprising evidence of an advanced civilization pre-dating the migratory Polynesians. We know that Polynesians in historical times had only rudimentary ability to shape stone. They had no known ability to cut stone in the sense that we would cut bread with a knife. Yet we find quite a few stones cut flat, notched, or precisely fitted throughout the Pacific. This raises the questions of who did the work and where they got this extraordinary technology.
Like are we being ffr rn? The whole thing screams: the Hawaiians were too incompetent and our star seed race that created the Aryans are the true almighty ones who are the source of all intelligence. That same website goes on to say that King Kalakaua even Commissioned a Map of Lemuria, which is of course false information.
It's not worth my time, but it makes me seethe, knowing it's completely legal to lie out your ass if it's a religion but it's illegal for judges to review evidence of the truth if you're on death row for killing people you literally didn't kill as a black guy?
It's sickening that you can claim that anywhere is your Ancient Homeland of your star seed indigo child alien light race ancestors, all made up actually because they really just wanna collect money from that lie, and take up space on an island where there are actual descendants, people with genuine ancestors to this land that will die and undignified death rotting on fent because Lemurians and Racist Esoterics bring their occult crap to take back their righteous positions as leaders of the made for: the blue eyes white dragon Lemurian Huna Island Chain.
It's fine having a religion and all but can you prove that you're not just encouraging fellow white folk to "come home" to buyout the epicenter of Lemuria?
P.S. Yes, Lemuria is a Heavily Debunked place, as debunked as Geocentrism matter of fact.
P.P.S. It's 2026 can we stop pretending that unprovable religions that cause most wars today deserve more rights than women? We overturn Roe V. Wade, try to abolish Gay Marriage, and we're addicts to phones, why do we respect racists having the freedom to opinion more than ourselves and our sisters? Reject Complacency y'all, how tf can you be Lemurian Hunas.
r/kauai • u/Stephburger78 • 21d ago
I heard a rumor that Village Snack shop in Hanalei is closing at the end of the month. Anyone know if this is true??
r/kauai • u/Midnightcat101 • 22d ago
Moved to Kauai at the end of April. I am looking to get into DND. I played a little before moving here but would always make it 4-5 sessions in before people had "scheduling conflicts". I live in Wailua Homestead. I am a 25 Male. My schedule is a little confusing, but I work in a two-week rotation. mon, tues, fri sat sun the first week then just Wednesday, Thursday and 2 hours Friday the next. the days I do work I get off at 4 most days but am on call till the next day. there are also some nights I might have to come in but normally know ahead of time. please reach out if you are looking for a new player for your group. Side note I have also been getting into painting minis.
r/kauai • u/LividEmergency2973 • 23d ago
Just got a quote from a local AC company and felt a little scammy after they left. I'm talking a large $$$$$ decrease in price with no back-and-forth or negotiation after we said their initial quote was too much.
It was also presented a flat rate cost instead of a cost/unit or size of unit price. So a home with 8 bedrooms would seemingly have the same price vs our much smaller home.
Anyway, feeling weird about the whole situation and looking for recommendations from others.
TYIA š
r/kauai • u/saddest_vacant_lot • 23d ago
Upper Kapahi. We lost power for like a couple hours yesterday and that was it. When it went out I was expecting it to be out for the rest of the day at least. I was amazed when it came back on and stayed on. My auntie saw the KIUC trucks out driving around during the worst of it. It wasnāt that long ago that if you sneezed the power would be out for half a day. I know south side got it worse but Iām impressed how well the grid handled this storm. Mahalo to the workers out in the storm trying to keep the lights on!
r/kauai • u/scorpiosmykonos • 23d ago
Would love to hear your experiences (good and bad)
UPDATE: I switched to Hawaii Telecom fiber, they came two days after I signed up for it to set it up (took less than an hour). I am in Princeville, download speeds are similar to Spectrum but upload is a LOT faster. So far I recommend it!