This
Week on Maui TV News:
Shock
and Awe - Part 2! -
After last week's devastating news about the foreclosure on Makena
Resort, this week Maui Prince Hotel employees get pink slips.
But there may be hope.
Fire!
- Moloka'i residents battle side-by-side to keep a monstrous wildfire
from destroying homes and lives. More than 8,000 acres are consumed
- but no homes are lost.
Sunrise
Service.
The Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce is holding a first-of-its-kind
cultural ceremony as part of this year's Hawaiian Business Fest.
We have a preview.
Also this
week on Maui TV News:
Health
Care - Part I - Kihei-Wailea Medical Center's
Free diagnostic and Screen clinic saw dozens of patients who don't
have health insurance. And they may have saved at least one life.
Health
Care - Part II - Wal Mart
is getting into the Health Care industry with a $25,000 scholarship
donation to the Hawai'i Red Cross to train unemployed men and
women to become CNAs. We have details on how you might qualify.
Slow
Food.
It's a new nationwide effort to bring healthier food to school
lunch rooms. Monday - on Labor Day - there's a way to make a very
Maui statement.
Healthy
Keiki. There are six of them that have just arrived
at the Maui Ocean Center. Green Sea Turtle hatchlings, on loan
from the state program that fosters honu keiki, are getting used
to their new surroundings.
In Sports,
the Maui High Sabers do something they haven't done in 25 games.
And the Lunas of Lahainaluna do something they haven't
done since 1947. And the two teams meet to kick off the Maui Interscholastic
League football season this Friday night.
Also this
week on Maui TV News, it's another extremely
busy week with far more to do than just one person can handle
- so, bring a friend. We've got the details for you this week
in Coming Attractions on Maui TV News.
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