The Maui News - Weekender - 2020-09-19

• Maui County spends 85% of federal CARES Act funds
• Chancellor: No program cuts this school year
• Kalani Pe‘a: ‘We’re in dire need of help’
• Vote by mail
• Maui Invite
• Supreme Court
• Ginsburg, a feminist icon memorializ­ed as Notorious RBG
• Hawaii flags lowered to honor Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg
• Mayor: Maui in ‘good place’ for pre-travel testing
• Liquor chairman addresses search for new director
• Mayor sets aside CARES funds for paramedics
• Officer says she jumped to get out of way of vehicle
• Frances Carol Oshiro, 72
• University of Hawaii-Manoa looks at program mergers, cuts to academic offerings
• With education and commitment we can build the Maui ‘urban forest’
• Coastal erosion threatens parks
• Bishop Estate could develop historical park
• Partnershi­ps help community weather COVID-19 storm
• We were made to stop business as usual
• Trump, Biden hit unlikely battlegrou­nd
• Speaking with fellow Athletes of the Year leads to reflection
• Lakers roll past Nuggets 126-114 in West finals opener
• Reed takes lead as real US Open gets started
• PUJOLS PASSES MAYS
• KITTLE OUT
• Mind boggling wiring diagrams
• Agencies tackling changing needs of caregivers
• Maui Ku‘ia Estate Chocolate gives back with Chocolate Laulima program
• MEO hosts prevent suicide training
• Community corridor topic for speakers Contest: Predict first whale sighting
• Resident recognized by center for peace
• Mission will ring bells for Peace Day
• Publishers Weekly Best-sellers
• COVID-19 MAUI COUNTY SCHEDULE CHANGES
• THRIFT STORES
• AHEAD CLASS OF THE

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