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'We can't afford to wait': Effort to build new West Maui fire station gains momentum - Vimarsana News

'We can't afford to wait': Effort to build new West Maui fire station gains momentum

The project has been years in the making.

Council Budget Committee hears the pain of Lahaina wildfire survivors : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Council Budget Committee hears the pain of Lahaina wildfire survivors : Maui Now

Eight months to the day after a wildfire swept through Lahaina town, Maui County Council members heard the anguish of residents struggling to recover from the disaster that claimed at least 101 lives and leveled their beloved historic town.

NBC News asked 11 people, from middle schoolers to the mayor, what they see for the historic town's future. - Vimarsana News

NBC News asked 11 people, from middle schoolers to the mayor, what they see for the historic town's future.

Local leaders and residents share what they believe is in store for Lahaina following the destructive Maui wildfires that scorched the town in 2023.

Source: yahoo.com
Maui Senator: Lahaina Recovery Requires That 'The Whole State Chips In' - Vimarsana News

Maui Senator: Lahaina Recovery Requires That 'The Whole State Chips In'

Angus McKelvey lays out the proposals he’ll bring to the Legislature next session after a wildfire devastated his district.

Maui accepts donated fire engine to help fill a gap in equipment after the August wildfires : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Maui accepts donated fire engine to help fill a gap in equipment after the August wildfires : Maui Now

“Although we are fortunate to have several relief fleet… we’re still in our drought season. We still are averaging about 60 wildfires a month, and so this truck will be going to work pretty quickly here… It will not lay unused,” said Maui Fire Chief Brad Ventura.