This
Week on Maui TV News:
'Hawaii's
Economic Recovery Has Begun' - With those
five words, the beginning of a new era is laid out for Maui Nei
and all of Hawai'i. We've got the details from the latest UH Economic
Research Organization forecast.
Good
Gone Bad -
It was supposed to be a win-win deal, but, despite the best laid
plans, 125 concrete slabs landed on living coral. Now the DLNR
wants to know what to do about it.
He
Said, She Said-
Appointing members to serve as volunteers on County Boards and
Commissions is tough. It becomes even tougher when all the "laundry"
has to be aired in public.
Also this
week on Maui TV News:
Green
Luxury -
Of the dozens of high-end luxury resorts in Hawai'i, only nine
were selected for their efforts toward "greening" the
guest experience. And, of those nine, four are on Maui. We've
got the winners.
4,000
More Homes in Lahaina? -
Now that the ceded lands issue is put to rest, a 20 year-old plan
to build work-force housing in Lahaina is on track. That will
likely make some angry.
"We
Just Want to Be Equal" -
Baldwin High School girls softball players won a major victory
in federal court last week. We've got the County's response as
well.
Crystal
Max -
A crystal skull - possibly millennia old, is on Maui with a message
of healing, consolation and peace.
In Sports
- It's a new season in Track and Filed - but the same front runners
are still front-running.
And art, artsy
things and artful places dominate this week's rundown of Coming
Attractions - along with the census and baseball, too - on Maui
TV News.
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