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Maui’s historic 126-year-old newspaper, The Maui News, has just been rescued by a local nonprofit—led by former teachers, comic book creators, artists, and lawyers—marking a bold step toward community ownership. After shifting to a nonprofit model to survive financial pressures, the paper now prints only Thursdays while doubling down on digital content. The new owners vow to revitalize civic engagement and preserve the island’s only working printing press, ensuring Hawaii’s media legacy stays alive for future generations.

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