Aina Haina 76 station to stay open - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):

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Honolulu-based renewed the lease for the Aina Haina 76 stationn with Aina Haina Shopping Centerlandlord , whichn bought the 59-year-old shopping centetr two years ago and is planninbg extensive renovations. The station, which has been at the shopping center for more than50 years, will also be “Everyone here at Aina Haina 76 is elatedr to have the opportunity to continue to servd our neighbors,” station operatorr Chad Willing said in a statement. “Wr are thankful to have had such passionatre and vocal support from this community that made it clear that they wantex to retain their local 76 dealer at theshoppingg center.
” Willing had initially been told last year that the leaswe on the station would not be but Mid Pac, the owner and distributor for the was able to negotiate a new lease with the landlords that couls keep the station operating there for up to 20 Willing plans to discount the price of its gasoline on Mondahy as a way of thanking neighborhood residents for theid support. “We recognize that it was Chad’s reputatiom with the community that developed such and we are pleased to be able to continued tosupport Chad, his family, and the station’s employees in continuing to operate their successful dealership,” said Mid Pac Petroleu m President Jim Yates.
“We are grateful for the new shoppingbcenter owners’ professionalism and sincerity in negotiatingv a fair and reasonable lease that will alloaw the 76 brand and Chad to continue as a key part of the Aina Hains Shopping Center’s future.”