Racing Early - Former and current U.S. Representatives of Congress signal they are both interested in working on the other side of the building. We have exclusive interviews with Mazie Hirono and Ed Case.

Working at the Car Wash, Yeah! - The list of celebrity fender-washers is impressive and includes the likes of Mick Fleetwood, Marty Dread, Henry Kapono and many, many more...maybe even some of the staff of Maui TV News.

Jeans for Japan - Friday the 13th in May is the day Mayor Alan Arakawa has proclaimed as "Wear Jeans for Japan Day." He go the idea from students at Carden Academy and they did a great thing!

Also this week on Maui TV News:

Finally ! - More than 10 years after the project was approved, ground was broken Tuesday for a new Marriott Courtyard airport hotel near the Kahului airport.

Chefs on the Beach - Incredible feasts for the senses: That applied to eyes, ears and palates as Joe Sugarman's Makena Estate became the gathering place for Rotary's gala fundraiser. And it's amazing how much people still give - even in these tough times.

More Aloha for Japan - Hawai'i Tourism Japan is a member organization of the Hawai'i Tourism Authority. A delegation traveled to the ravaged portions of the country to share donations, hope and aloha. We've got pictures.

Officer Twitter ? - Wow, look who's gone "social?" The Maui Police Department has Facebook and Twitter pages. Hey, now we get to follow the cops!

In Sports, Bears bats are unbeatable as they wrap up a perfect Maui Interscholastic League season.

In Curtain Call, Paul Janes-Brown is talkin' trash from Art of Trash 2011.

In Coming Attractions, Fire knife dancing, Mother's Day, Earth Day and "Rotary Never Sleeps." We've got details in Coming Attractions.

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