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Maui TV News for the week ending May 6, 2011 - in HD

 

 

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We Will Survive - The tragedies in Japan will affect - but not derail - the economic recovery in Hawai'i. So says a fascinating new report from the UH Economic Research Organization.

Economic Impact #2 - Real estate is a leading indicator of economic "satisfaction." This week a leading Maui real estate expert gave us his take on what's happening in the market and what's likely to happen next.


Economic Impact #3 -
Fewer people are filing for bankruptcy. For the fourth time in five months that has been the case. We'll tell you what happens if that trend continues.


Medal of Honor - In the midst of the flurry that engulfed the world this week when the U.S. killed Osama bin Laden, our nation's president still paused to honor a "Maui Boy" with the nation's highest military recognition.

Also this week on Maui TV News:

Bucks for Buffing - Some of Maui's best-known and loved residents gathered in a vacant street last Saturday to wash cars. Wait 'till you see the impact a little foam can have!

Thrive! - Last Saturday many Kaiser Permanente Maui employees gave their day off to make sure keiki have the opportunity to "thrive" by being properly buckled by their makua. You'll likely be surprised at how many moms and dads do it wrong.

Playing with Fire - The first-ever Maui Fireknife Competition was scary good fun. The Wailea Marriott Resort and Spa was the scene. We've got the HD proof!

In Sports, the lady Spartans shocked the Lady Bears in a most dramatic way on the track oval last Saturday.

In Curtain Call, Paul Janes-Brown got out his video camera to take in a most creative fun-raiser for the preview of the 2011-2012 Maui On Stage season.

In Coming Attractions, Mother's Day, Blue 'Aina, The Butterfly Effect. Much, much more. We've got details in Coming Attractions.

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Breaking News

News happens when it happens - and plenty goes on between the weekly editions of Maui TV News. That's why we have the Breaking News page, featuring daily updates of news stories that affect life in Maui County. Click here to see what's making news on Maui right now.

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Me ke aloha pumehana.

Jeff King, News Director
Maui TV News
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Kihei, Hawaii 96753
Maui TV News
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Read the full transcript to the May 6, 2011 edition of Maui TV News.

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