This
Week on Maui TV News:
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Fresh Start - Maui
Gold lives on. The Hali'imaile Pineapple Company officially began
operations on New Year's Day. Sixty-eight jobs were saved and
pineapple will keep growing on the Valley Isle. We've got the
whole story.
Fireworks
Disaster -
Two Waiehu children were critically burned in a New Year's Day
fireworks accident. Maui Police say there were 49 calls for fireworks
violations this year. The parents of the two burn victims are
the only ones facing charges.
"Severely"
Dry - That's the designation of Maui for 2009
- according to the National Weather Service. But, what's the difference
between "severe" and "extreme" drought?
Also this
week on Maui TV News:
Crystal
Ball -
Here's your chance to tell the "powers that be" how
you think Maui should plan for the next 20 years. The Maui Island
Plan is coming to community center near you.
Weekend
Detour -
Hansen Road in Central Maui is closed this weekend to connect
a new section to the old one. It should be safer and - perhaps
even more important - smoother.
Salvation!
Those
red kettles were red hot this holiday season. We'll give you Maui's
record total - and tell you about some eye-popping things that
happened to Salvation Army kettles elsewhere in Hawai'i.
In Sports
- what a busy time of year - particularly for multi-sport athletes
in the Maui Interscholastic League. And, in Coming Attractions,
a graffiti artist displays his eye-catching work on canvas instead
of overpasses or buildings. It's opening this weekend in Pa'ia
and it's worth a look.
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