Paia History Paia ajalugu
The Northshore town of Paia, Maui is now over 103 years old and boasts a history alive with diversity and accomplishment. Northshore linna Paia, Maui on nüüd üle 103 aastat vana ja uhke ajalugu elus mitmekesisus ja saavutus. The birth of the town can be traced back to the opening of the Paia Store in 1896. Sündi linn saab taandada avamise Paia Hoida 1896. The real roots however, go further back to the creation of the plantation camps which housed workers of the Paia Sugar Mill which up until 2000 was Maui's oldest operating plantation. Tõeline juured siiski edasi minna tagasi loomise istanduse laagrites, mis asus töötajaid Paia Sugar Mill mis kuni 2000 oli Maui vanimad tegutsevad istandus. The mill opened in 1880 and the store was eventually built to support the needs of the immigrant sugar workers. Veski avati 1880 ja poodi lõpuks ehitatud, et toetada vajadusi immigrant suhkru töötajaid.
The sugar mill's success attracted workers from many different cultures and races who came to work in the mill or nearby cane fields. Suhkru mill edu meelitas töötajaid palju erinevaid kultuure ja võistlused, kes asus tööle veski või lähikonnas suhkruroo väljad. Many people of varied backgrounds converged in Paia and the history of the town was written. Paljud inimesed erinevatetaustade koondunud Paia ja linna ajalugu on kirjutatud. Paia's people were a mix of Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean Puerto Ricans, Portuguese, and Native Hawaiian who lived and worked together in harmony. Paia rahvas olid segu hiina, Filipino, jaapani, korea Puerto Ricans, portugali ja Native Havai kes elas ja töötas koos harmooniliselt.
The town continued to grow throughout the early 1900's building schools, churches, stores and a hospital. Linn kasv jätkus kogu vara 1900 hoone koolid, kirikud, kauplused ja haigla. The population also continued to grow and during this period, the population of Paia was more than 10,000 people, comprising over one-fifth of Maui's entire population. Ka rahvastiku kasv jätkus ja selle aja jooksul, elanikkonna Paia oli rohkem kui 10.000 inimest, mis sisaldab üle viiendiku Maui kogu elanikkonnast.
Paia did have its share of disasters. Paia ei pea oma osa õnnetusi. The first was a catastrophic fire that broke out in July 1930 and devastated the town. Esimene oli katastroofiline tulekahju puhkes juuli 1930 ja laastatud linna. The flames ripped through Paia destroying the majority of the structures and left more than 150 homeless. Leegid ripitud kaudu Paia hävitades enamiku struktuuride ja üle 150 kodutu. Relief groups were organized and the people came together to rebuild their home better than it was before. Relief rühmade korraldatud ja inimesed tulid kokku, et taastada oma kodus parem kui see oli enne.
In April 1946, Paia experienced the largest tsunami in Hawaii's recorded history, which was the result of an earthquake originating in the Aleutian Islands. Aprillis 1946 Paia kogenud suurim tsunami Hawaii salvestatud ajalugu, mis oli tingitud maavärina pärit Aleuudi saartel. Although 159 people lost their lives throughout the Hawaiian Islands, Paia only had one death. Kuigi 159 inimest kaotas elu kogu Havai saared, Paia oli ainult üks surm. The town did suffer extremely extensive property damage and thus Paia launched into another rebuilding period. Linn ei kannata väga ulatuslik varaline kahju ja seega Paia käivitas teise ülesehitusajal.
After Paia's rebuilding, workers in the Paia Sugar Mill which was the majority of the population began to abandon “camp life” which had been the lifestyle of the sugar workers since the beginnings of the plantation. Pärast Paia on ümberehitust, töötajate Paia Sugar Mill mis oli enamik elanikkonnast hakkas loobuma "laagris elu", mis on olnud elustiili suhkur töötajatest, sest algus istandus. They moved to Kahului (then called “Dream City”) and Wailuku where they could buy their own homes. Nad kolisid Kahului (siis nimetati "Dream City") ja Wailuku kus nad võiksid osta oma kodus. People were encouraged to make this move and the town's population rapidly decreased to 1,500. Inimesed julgustati seda käiku teha ja linna elanikkond kiiresti vähenes 1500. The camps were gone and more cane fields were planted in their former locations. Laagrid olid läinud ja rohkem suhkruroo väljad istutati oma endise kohtades.
In 1978 a group of young guys discovered the perfect windsurf conditions at Ho'okipa Beach Park in Paia. Aastal 1978 rühm noori mehi avastasid täiuslik windsurf tingimused Ho'okipa Beach Park Paia. From that day forth, Paia began to develop its reputation for being the “Windsurf Capital of the World”. Alates sellest päevast peale, Paia hakkas arenema oma maine on "Windsurf Capital of the World". As word quickly spread, in the '80's and '90's Paia saw an influx of windsurf enthusiasts from around the world searching for the windsurf mecca they had heard countless stories about. Nagu sõna levis kiiresti, et '80 's ja '90' s Paia nägi sissevoolu windsurf entusiastid üle kogu maailma otsivad windsurf meka nad olid kuulnud lugematuid lugusid. Many of them moved to the Paia area. Paljud neist kolisid Paia ala.
Today Paia continues to grow with all different people moving in from throughout the world. Täna Paia kasvab kogu erinevaid inimesi liigub üle kogu maailma. Paia has seen countless changes in the past 10 years and as change is inevitable will continue to do so in the future. Paia on näinud lugematuid muutused viimase 10 aasta jooksul ja kui muutus on vältimatu jätkab seda ka tulevikus. Hopefully our town will remain the quaint “country town” it has become. Loodetavasti meie linn jääb omapärane "alevik" on muutunud.
