This
Week on Maui TV News:
Sweet
Retreat - It's
yet another "end of an era," as Maui Land and Pineapple
Company says aloha to pineapple. As if that weren't enough, the
entire company's future is in jeopardy if they can't raise additional
funds .
Major
Blow to Drug Trade - Maui Police, acting
on a hunch, cut the flow of cocaine to Maui by more than a pound.
We've got the details.
Men
in Blue (and Yellow) -
Maui's intrepid firefighters bring their forces to bear on a Ma'alaea
blaze in a tight spot Sunday along Honoapi'ilani Highway. Quick
action kept a small blaze from becoming a big blaze.
Also this
week on Maui TV News:
Silent
March - Two marches in the
Aloha State in honor of slain Karolyn Alford, the wife of a retired
Maui police officer, call attention to the fact that domestic
abuse victims can be anywhere.
Plan
"B" - The Hawai'i Department of Land
and Natural Resources is looking for public input on their vision
of improving state harbors, trails and parks - and wants to make
sure the public agrees. We'll take you to a Maui meeting.
Sign
of the 'Times' - After 30 years, Star Markets
is no longer a Maui "5-star experience." Instead, Times
Supermarkets takes over the statewide chain. Kihei residents,
in particular, will see a significant change in local "convenience."
No
Young Minds Left Behind -
Maui Rotary clubs go above and beyond to make sure young minds
have the best possible head start toward knowledge by delivering
thousands of dictionaries to third graders. And, Hawai'i proves
its interest in literacy by winning a contest that will bring
50,000 books to the Aloha State.
In Sports,
things look more like "normal" in Maui Interscholastic
League football as the season winds down. The Bears and the Lunas
capture their divisions and now must get ready to take on the
state.
Also this
week on Maui TV News, another over-stuffed
Saturday brings action, exercise and entertainment to the Valley
Isle. We've got the details for you this week in Coming Attractions
on Maui TV News.
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