Lahaina’s fire-stricken Filipino residents are key to tourism and local culture. Will they stay? - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

Ambulance and fire truck sirens wailed outside as Elsie Rosales stripped linens from king-sized mattresses at a beachfront resort in Lahaina.

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National story. 7 articles from 7 sources. Updated Sep 12, 2023.

Part of The 2023 Maui wildfires and the destruction of Lahaina

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West Hawaii TodayLean Left· Sep 12, 2023

Lahaina’s fire-stricken Filipino residents are key to tourism and local culture. Will they stay?

QuartzLean Left· Sep 11, 2023

Lahaina's fire-stricken Filipino residents are key to tourism and local culture. Will they stay?

Hawaiitribune HeraldLean Left· Sep 12, 2023

Lahaina’s fire-stricken Filipino residents are key to tourism and local culture. Will they stay? - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

The Garden IslandLean Left· Sep 12, 2023

Lahaina’s fire-stricken Filipino residents are key to tourism, local culture. Will they stay?

Honolulu Star-AdvertiserLean Left· Sep 11, 2023

What will happen if Lahaina’s fire-stricken Filipino residents decide to leave?

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WTOP Washington DCCenter· Sep 11, 2023· ran in 4 outlets

Lahaina’s fire-stricken Filipino residents are key to tourism and local culture. Will they stay?

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MyNorthwestLean Right· Sep 11, 2023· ran in 4 outlets

Lahaina's fire-stricken Filipino residents are key to tourism and local culture. Will they stay?

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