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State to launch loan program for Kauai businesses impacted by Hurricane Lowell (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hanalei Burger sustained tens of thousands of dollars in damage from Hurricane Lowell. Inside the eatery, owner Brittany Schwartz has been cleaning water from the truck days after the storm. Rainwater seeped into Hanalei Burger after Lowell’s strong winds sent a table flying into it. “So, my frame is damaged, the roof is separated, we were taking on water and it was a pretty shocking sight to see,” Schwartz said. After clearing the wreckage, Schwartz filed an insurance
Kauai crews begin clearing Hurricane Lowell debris from North Shore homes (opens the original)
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KAUAI (HawaiiNewsNow) - Three weeks after Hurricane Lowell devastated parts of Kauai, county crews are finally able to access remote communities on the island’s North Shore to help clear debris from homes. Until removal efforts began Monday between Wainiha and Haena, a large pile of Kaula Wattson’s belongings sat outside of his Alaeke Road home since they were ruined during the storm. “Material things is nothing, I’m lucky my ohana is safe, my family is safe. It’s all about my family being okay,
Kauai firefighter took emergency calls during Lowell while his own house flooded (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Kauai firefighter shared his experience responding to emergencies during Hurricane Lowell, all while his home flooded. Wainiha resident Elijah Frank got emotional while recounting the night of the storm, because he was not home with his wife and four kids when their home’s first floor became inundated with overflowing river water. “I took a call back and worked overtime,” Frank explained, adding that he kept in touch with his family during the day, until his crew ret
‘She could’ve died’: Kauai woman shares how she narrowly survived Hurricane Lowell (opens the original)
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KAUAI (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Kauai woman is grateful to be alive after she was trapped in her North Shore home during Hurricane Lowell. Wainiha resident Adriana Carril recalled the moments the storm’s whipping winds sent a large Albizia tree crashing down on her house, which sat on stilts, and when flood waters rushed below it. Alone and with limited sight at the powerless, riverside house, Carril thought the house shaking on its loosened foundation was the last thing she would hear. “I was crying,
Kekaha family grateful for support after home damaged by Hurricane Lowell (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The NeSmith ohana was doing what Kauai County officials asked of the public and hunkered down in the Kekaha home as Hurricane Lowell passed more than a week ago. Then at around 9 p.m. on Sept. 6, strong winds ripped off part of their roof. “It was the kitchen area. Rolled the roof over like a tin can,” said John NeSmith. NeSmith showed damage to his childhood home, with tree branches in the roof and a collapsed living room wall, which was also damaged during Hurricane
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