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Kauai residents hope reopening of state park will boost business after hurricane

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By Aalii Dukelow
| MSN Verified
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hāʻena State Park was forced to shut down for more than a month after Hurricane Lowell left long-lasting damages at the facility and across Kauaʻi. Community partners consider the site's reopening a milestone that could add momentum to the island's long road to recovery. Families on Kauaʻi's north shore were not ready to welcome back tourists for weeks after Lowell as they repaired their homes and cleared debris-filled roads.
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Kauai residents hope reopening of state park will boost business after hurricane

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By Aalii Dukelow
| KSIX-TV (Honolulu, HI) Verified
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hāʻena State Park was forced to shut down for more than a month after Hurricane Lowell left long-lasting damages at the facility and across Kauaʻi. Community partners consider the site’s reopening a milestone that could add momentum to the island’s long road to recovery. Families on Kauaʻi’s north shore were not ready to welcome back tourists for weeks after Lowell as they repaired their homes and cleared debris-filled roads.
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Kauai residents fly off island for DMV services after fire damages county building

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By Aalii Dukelow
| MSN Verified
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - More than a month after a fire destroyed a critical county building on Kaua'i, residents are having to travel off island to get their driver's licenses and permits. The blaze damaged the Kapule Building in Līhuʻe just days after Hurricane Lowell last month. Travis Horka's son, Treicen, was supposed to complete his driver's permit test days after the fire. “At the time, they said that they just were like, ‘No, just hold off.
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