Nevada awarded $5 million to continue fight against opioid abuse
CARSON CITY — Governor Brian Sandoval announced Thursday that Nevada will receive a $5,663,328 grant to combat opioid addiction.
Source: carsonnow.org
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Blaring warning sirens would have driven fleeing locals 'into the fire,' Maui official says
Herman Andaya, the embattled administrator of the Maui Emergency Management Agency, stepped down, Maui County Mayor Richard Bissen announced.
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Maui official defends decision, says blaring sirens would have sent locals into wildfire
A Maui County official defended the decision not to use Hawaii's state-of-the-art siren alert system as a wildfire roared toward Lahaina.
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Maui fire: Sirens would have sent locals into wildfire, official says
A Maui County official defended the decision not to use Hawaiis state-of-the-art siren alert system as a wildfire roared toward Lahaina.
Source: usatoday.com
Rich investors exposed for trying to get Lahaina wildfire victims to sell land
Wildfires have caused an estimated $5bn in damage in the town of Lahaina which Governor Green says will take a long time to rebuild
Source: independent.co.uk
Maui Wildfire: Hawaii Governor Warns Realtors Trying To Take Advantage of Disaster
Hawaii governor warns that real estate scammers and rich investors are targeting survivors whose properties were destroyed by Maui wildfire.
John Dimuro Bert Hoover Archie Kalepa Pacific Disaster Center Emergency Management Agency Hawaii Governor Josh Green
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Maui land for sale? Locals fear they will be bought out after fires
Maui wildfires survivors who lost their homes say theyve already been approached by developers. Many say they want to stay and rebuild.
Source: usatoday.com
Maui 'is not for sale': Survivors say developers want to buy land where their homes once stood
Maui wildfires survivors who lost their homes say they've already been approached by developers. Many say they want to stay and rebuild.
Source: yahoo.com