This
Week on Maui TV News:
A
Powerful Plan - As
Maui TV News spotlights renewable energy
progress in 2010, two of the State's senior
executives came to Maui this week to pitch a plan that will make
renewable energy affordable for homes and businesses.
Home,
Finally! -
After being burned out of one trailer, and stuffed into a smaller
one, Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge is about to get a new
building - and they want a Maui contractor to build it.
Wild
Ride -
Home sales swung wildly last month on Maui - and wait until you
see the difference between last month and January, 2009. And it
was even more dramatic for condo sales.
Return
Trip? - This week Maui State Representative Joe
Souki proposed a bill that could bring a high-speed ferry back
to Hawai'i. And it might even be the Superferry.
Military
Ferry -
The Army is floating an idea to bring as many as three high-speed
ferries to be based at Pearl Harbor.
Working
Overtime -
Maui Toyota has serviced more than 425 of the 505 cars and trucks
on Maui affected by the recent recall - and they're working overtime
to do it.
Also this
week on Maui TV News:
Sharper
Image -
High tech meets high need on Maui as digital mammography makes
the process faster, safer and more accurate in detecting potential
problems.
Counting
Time -
It's time for that once-every-decade attempt to count every man,
woman and child in the nation. We've got some facts - and details
on job openings - that you might not have known about before.
Funding
for the Aina - Three
Maui agencies are among 27 across the state to share in a $1 million
grant from the Hawai'i Tourism Authority to help keep Hawai'i
beautiful.
In Sports
- Maui's newest professional baseball team now has an official
look. We'll show it to you.
And get out
your calendar - there are tons of things to see, do and enjoy
between now and Valentine's Day...and beyond. It's all in Coming
Attractions this week on Maui TV News.
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