This
Week on Maui TV News:
Maui Mayor's Role. Maui
Mayor Charmaine Tavares has a crucial role in the urgent issue
of furloughs vs. layoffs between the governor and state employees.
This week she explains how that happened.
Power
From On High. From powering the Makena Resort
wastewater treatment facility to cooling a church, the sun is
being tapped more and more - and there's plenty more to go around.
Get up to date on photovoltaic energy.
Can't
Escape the Sun. The phenomenon known as "Lahaina
Noon" happens this week on Maui. We'll tell you the shadows
aren't.
Also this
week on Maui TV News:
Artistic
Stimulus. A
Maui agency is one of only two in the state to receive federal
stimulus funds from the National Endowment for the Arts. We'll
tell you who - but you may not be surprised.
Major
Bust. Maui Police raided a residence above Makawao
last week and discovered a "sophisticated" indoor pot
growing operation. More than 1,250 pot plans were seized - along
with much more.
Forbidden
Fruit. Three deaths
from men using metal fruit-picking poles in Hawai'i this month
- including two in Maui County - have caused Electric Utility
officials to remind everyone of the dangers
of not being aware of your surroundings. We have safety tips.
Also this
week on Maui TV News, Shane Victorino
shines at the All-Star game, even though the resat of his team
doesn't. Plus, here comes another Saturday where there is too
much for any one person to dao...so be sure to bring a friend.
We've
got the details for you this week in Coming Attractions on Maui
TV News.
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