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Matthew Leonard

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Deputy Editor @CivilBeat newsroom in Honolulu, HI. Former Investigations and Special Projects Editor @D&C and etc. Got a tip? mailto:gumdrop_wrath_0x@icloud.com
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Low-Income Seniors Left Stranded After Lala Floods Building Elevator

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By Matthew Leonard Verified
| Honolulu Civil Beat Verified
A multi-story apartment building for seniors was hit by flooding that wiped out its only elevator. There is no timeline for when it will be back in operation. As Hurricane Lala slams remote parts of the Hawaiian Islands, its impact is still being felt closer to home. At least one senior housing apartment complex in Honolulu is still without elevator service due to damage from flooding generated by Lala in mid-August, leaving many low-income residents struggling to complete normal daily tasks.
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Low-Income Seniors Left Stranded After Lala Floods Building Elevator

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By Matthew Leonard Verified
| News from the States
As Hurricane Lala slams remote parts of the Hawaiian Islands, its impact is still being felt closer to home. At least one senior housing apartment complex in Honolulu is still without elevator service due to damage from flooding generated by Lala in mid-August, leaving many low-income residents struggling to complete normal daily tasks.
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Hawaiʻi Primary Winds Down Saturday Evening As Last Ballots Cast

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By Matthew Leonard Verified, Erin Nolan, Twilight Greenaway Verified
| Honolulu Civil Beat Verified
The election drew both newcomers and veterans to the state’s voter service centers across the islands. Saturday’s primary was the first time Krizel Tomines and Elsa Sheehy, both 24, had voted in person, and it was a lot more fun sharing the experience with a friend. Sheehy, who works in the athletics department at Kamehameha Schools, and Tomines, who is in information systems, are both originally from California. They cast their votes a little after 4 p.m. at Honolulu Hale.
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