Maui County finds new site to bury wildfire debris
COURTESY MANOA KAIO MARTIN Maui County is temporarily using a former cinder quarry in Olowalu, not far from Lahaina, to store debris from the August 2023 wildfire that destroyed most of Lahaina town.
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Maui youth join UH partnership’s conservation, fire mitigation efforts
Funds from the Bezos Maui Fund enabled the Kekaulike planting project ... “Reduction of fuel loads in large stands of fire ...
Father of Maui woman who vanished in Los Angeles found dead near LAX
Ryan Kobayashi, father of a 31-year-old Maui woman who vanished in Los Angeles nearly two weeks ago, was found dead near Los ...
First Families Move Into Temporary FEMA Housing For Maui Fire Survivors
FEMA and the U.S. Small Business Administration have approved more than $474.6 million in federal assistance to fire ...
As Maui Invitational marks 40 years, it returns to a home forever changed
The beloved basketball tournament returns this week to a local economy built on tourism but with recovery ongoing from the ...
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Lahaina ohana completes first home rebuild in fire zone
Maui County’s Recovery Permit Center has issued over 254 building permits, and more than 120 homes were being rebuilt in fire ...
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Slight uptick in vehicle fires on Oahu could mostly be avoided
In the last week, the Honolulu Fire Department responded to at least four vehicle fires on Oahu’s major highways. Data showed two were on H3 and two were on H1.