This
Week on Maui TV News:
Tough
Times -
The economy affects everyone at every level of society. But the
effect is compounded on non-profit agencies who see their client
lists growing while funding is doing just the opposite.
"In
Her Own Words." The journal entries
of the victims of domestic abuse could prove to be highly therapeutic
- for both writer and reader. A Maui Agency director is working
on bringing the book to life.
Progress,
Actual Progress -
Forty years later, the idea is taking shape. The walls are almost
complete that will form the Lahainaluna Road overpass along Ikena
Street. We'll take you to the Lahaina Bypass.
Also this
week on Maui TV News:
Keiki
Outcry
-
Students from Makawao Elementary and their parents turn out to
protest the furlough plan for teachers. Makawao just received
a good report card in "No Child Left Behind" and they
fear it won't repeat if teachers have less time to teach.
Sneak
Peek - Maui's newest full-service pharmacy opens
this week. And the Walgreen's Pharmacy and drug store in Lahaina
features something that no other Maui apothecary can: drive-thru
convenience.
Almost
Heaven
- Maui, Hawai'i and the world prepare for the canonization of
Hawaii's first saint. Father Damien de Veuster will be canonized
on October 11 in Rome. Then his relics will travel the world -
including Maui - to rest forever in Hawai'i.
In Sports,
Team Bradley - including Maui's Lauren Bartlett, captured their
fifth straight Na Wahine O Ke Kai on Sunday. No M-I-L football
this week so everyone can go to the Fair.
Also this
week on Maui TV News, it's the 87th
Annual Maui County Fair That, plus the Festivals of Aloha on Moloka'i
and much more. We've got the details for you this week in Coming
Attractions on Maui TV News.
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