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County looks to speed up Lahaina reentry process | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

County looks to speed up Lahaina reentry process | News, Sports, Jobs

LAHAINA — The last thought Dalilha Rodrigues had when she evacuated her Lahaina home on Aug. 8 was “see you tomorrow.” The fire near Lahainaluna Road se

Maui's Displaced Students: Hawaii to Reopen Lahaina Schools 2 Months After Fire - Vimarsana News

Maui's Displaced Students: Hawaii to Reopen Lahaina Schools 2 Months After Fire

After an uncertain and challenging start to the school year, students will be able to return to Lahaina schools in mid-October, officials said Tuesday. Hundreds of children from Lahaina have been attending schools elsewhere on Maui or undergoing distance learning since the Aug. 8 inferno that left much of the historic town in ruins, killing […]

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Parents, teachers concerned over school evacuation plans | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Parents, teachers concerned over school evacuation plans | News, Sports, Jobs

Parents, teachers and community members are expressing concerns over emergency evacuation plans for the three remaining Lahaina public schools as students prepa

Lahaina Community Members Question School Reopening Plans - Vimarsana News

Lahaina Community Members Question School Reopening Plans

School evacuation plans in West Maui are being revised Hawaii DOE said.

Lahaina parents, teachers call for safety monitoring for students - Vimarsana News

Lahaina parents, teachers call for safety monitoring for students

Many West Maui families and educators doubt that the three Lahaina public schools reopening in October are as safe as officials say, and they want to see stronger monitoring for toxic substances and emergency and evacuation plans set up well before students and employees return, according to numerous testifiers at an emotional public meeting Thursday.