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After the Maui fire, some Hawaiians rethink aloha spirit. Is it for tourists, family, everyone? - Vimarsana News

After the Maui fire, some Hawaiians rethink aloha spirit. Is it for tourists, family, everyone?

As tourists return to West Maui after a deadly fire, some Hawaiians rethink what 'aloha' means and how much of it they have left to give to strangers.

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Locals fear getting priced out of Maui after fires: 'There will be no option but to leave' - Vimarsana News

Locals fear getting priced out of Maui after fires: 'There will be no option but to leave'

After Maui's wildfire, with tourism down and Hawaii housing costs already high, some are making mainland moves, with California and Las Vegas in their sights.

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Fearing economic disaster, Maui wants tourists to return. But feelings are complicated - Vimarsana News

Fearing economic disaster, Maui wants tourists to return. But feelings are complicated

As Maui hotel rooms sit empty after the deadly Hawaii wildfire that devastated Lahaina, some are sounding economic alarms, asking tourists to return.

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'Visit, spend, go home': What people in Maui want you to know if you visit - Vimarsana News

'Visit, spend, go home': What people in Maui want you to know if you visit

Hawaii and Maui leaders urge tourists to act with empathy when visiting the popular island as people mourn after deadly fires. Here's what you should know.

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'All go and no brake': Tireless L.A. cadaver dogs search Lahaina for human remains - Vimarsana News

'All go and no brake': Tireless L.A. cadaver dogs search Lahaina for human remains

Human searchers have little chance of detecting the tiny fragments that remain of wildfire victims in the ashes of Lahaina. Hope rests with trained cadaver dogs.

Source: yahoo.com