This
Week on Maui TV News:
The
Worst Is Over - But the best may be a
while in coming.
Governor Linda Lingle came to Maui to address Hawaiian business
leaders last week and lad out her pan for dealing with projected
revenue shortfalls over the next biennium. But she also posed
the piercing question, "what are you for?
S-L-O-W
Growth
- The latest report from the University of Hawai'i Economic Research
Organization shows the worst may be behind us - but that recovery,
particularly in construction jobs, may still take more than a
year. Still, the report wasn't all bad news.
U-H
Growth.
The recession of 2009 is having an unintended consequence - people
are going back to college. In fact, all 10 U-H campuses across
the state are reporting record enrollment for the fall - and Maui
Community College is leading the way.
School
Privacy
- An unintended consequence of the "No Child Left Behind"
Act is that state education officials are required to provide
personal information on public school students to military recruiters.
If you don't like it, we'll tell you what to do about it.
Also this
week on Maui TV News:
Ancient
Ceremony - Maui TV News
was there when the Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce conducted
a beachfront event that hasn't been done in generations - and
perhaps decades.
No
Shark Bait.
It's official: You won't go into a shark cage around Maui. This
week the Maui County Council pout the brakes on that activity.
We'll explain what gives them the right to do that.
Kapu
Lifted. For one weekend this month, boaters and
fishermen will be able to troll sacred waters near the coast of
Kaho'olawe. There are rules and we'll tell you what they are.
In Sports,
the Maui High Sabers do it again - making history by defeating
Division Two champs Lahainaluna. And, as if that weren't enough,
King Kekaulike does the same to the 38-game-winning Baldwin Bears.
Details in Sports.
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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