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The Maui Examiner

Bringing You The News Behind The News in Maui County

Vol. 1, Issue 1

"If you're doing nothing, you'll have nothing to complain about, ever, no matter." –Joseph Bean, Kihei

Aug. 24 – Aug. 29, 2005

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The Maui Examiner is Maui's ONLY weekly online newspaper dedicated to investigative journalism and the issues that affect the people of Maui County. Our mission is to bring the public accurate, in-depth coverage of the activities taking place behind the scenes in the Maui community.

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Thank you for your patience while this site is under development. During the course of this week, we will be adding sections and more news stories. We anticipate completion on September 1st.

Hale Mua Project Gets Green Light
240-acre housing project passes through County Council, but is not without sticking points. Legality of project questioned.

Bills Proposed To Include Water Assessment In General Plan
Landmark draft bills address water as a public trust, prohibit development projects without a long-term reliable source of water, and make large agribusinesses accountable for water diversion and usage. Bills published in their entirety.

Vice-Chair of AKAKU Speaks Out
Resignations called for after tempers flare and fists fly. Commentary feature by Jay April.

In Other News…

Thinking About Getting Scuba Certified? Some Things To Take Into Consideration.

Commentary – Restoring Trust and Integrity in Government

Buck's Blog – Goodbye Maui Weekly. How Maui's News Has Been Monopolized and Homogonized

Really Weird – 14-Year-Old Boy Ordered to Deconstruct Backyard Rollercoaster Because He Failed to Pull Proper Permits

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