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HTA seeks tourism emergency declaration after Lowell takes a toll
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Kilohana Plantation General Partner Fred Atkins is still waiting for insurance funds needed to fully reopen and bring workers back to the 104-acre historic estate and visitor attraction in Lihue more than a month after Hurricane Lowell toppled 185 mature trees and left about 900 truckloads of debris…
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Kilohana Plantation General Partner Fred Atkins is still waiting for insurance funds needed to fully reopen and bring workers back to the 104-acre historic estate and visitor attraction in Lihue more than a month after Hurricane Lowell toppled 185 mature trees and left about 900 truckloads of debris…
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HTA seeks tourism emergency declaration after Lowell takes a toll | Since Then
