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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q9s-gt4txWA OH MY GOD Please watch this! You won't be disappointed😂😂 By Kevin Temmer on YouTube

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Interview with Maui Surfer Neal Norris - December 9, 1997

Interview with Maui Surfer Neal Norris – December 9, 1997

When my friend Josh called me back to say that Neal was interested in an interview with Maui Time, I realized I was about to journey into the archives of one of surfing’s legendary brothers.

Upon walking into the Norris sanctuary, deep in a hidden valley in Kahakaloa, I was greeted by an ear-to-ear grin. Neal reminded me of a kid in junior high who couldn’t wait to show you all the cool stuff…

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Interview with Maui Surfer Luke Gordon - August 5, 1997

Interview with Maui Surfer Luke Gordon – August 5, 1997

In addition to some of the more familiar faces, MauiTime would like to acknowledge some of the young, up-and-coming surfers of this island.

Dave Sweedler: How long have you lived here?

Luke Gordon: Sixteen years. I was born and raised on Maui.

Sweedler: Where are your favorite places to surf?

Gordon: Windmills left and Honolua Bay.

Sweedler: Who are the local surfers you look up to?

Gordon: My…

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2012 AAN Altweekly Cover Design Awards Finalists

Maui Time, art director: Justin "Scrappers" Morrison

Finalist #1 in the Circulation Under 50,000 category. Winners will be announced on June 7.

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2012 AAN Altweekly Cover Design Awards Finalists

Maui Time, art director: Chris Skiles, photograph: Sean Michael Hower

Finalist #1 in the Circulation Under 50,000 category. Winners will be announced on June 7.

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2012 AAN Altweekly Cover Design Awards Finalists

Maui Time, art director: Justin "Scrappers" Morrison

Finalist #1 in the Circulation Under 50,000 category. Winners will be announced on June 7.

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Maui Police Discover Google, Drop Subpoena Against Maui Time

By Jason Zaragoza

An extensive investigation by the Maui Police Department has determined that the use of Google's search function is more effective than threatening its local newsweekly with legal action. Last month Maui authorities issued a subpoena demanding that Maui Time give up the IP addresses of its web commenters, ostensibly with the goal of identifying a user by the name of “Federal Reserve,” who commented that Maui police officer Nelson Johnson “needs a bullet when he walks out his door.” Maui Time publisher Tommy Russo vowed to fight the subpoena, receiving a statement of support from AAN's Board of Directors and a $1,000 legal contribution from Village Voice Media. Now comes news that Maui police have identified “a person living on Maui who uses the name ‘Federal Reserve’ on communications to the public,” and have withdrawn the subpoena:

With little fanfare and no apology, County of Maui has withdrawn the subpoena for all IP addresses in a 24-hour period of online commenters for an April Maui Time story. This marks the end of an absurd drama that has been hanging over Maui Time since the county issued the subpoena in late May. “The Maui Police Department has clearly shown that they’re incompetent, lazy or just a force for harassment,” said Tommy Russo, Maui Time publisher. “The brass at MPD are wrong, and they know it.”

Editor Anthony Pignataro notes, “Using publicly available Internet search engines, this newspaper was able to determine ‘Federal Reserve’ identity in about 0.17 seconds.”