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29/10/2026 07:05

Monday is deadline to submit Naalehu Cemetery claims

Hawaii County is urging families with loved ones buried at Naalehu Cemetery to submit claims for recovered grave markers, personal belongings and other displaced items by Monday, as recovery efforts continue following damage caused by Hurricane Lala.

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