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Today’s Headlines: August 23, 2023

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HAWAII NEWS

Dozens of Maui residents express their frustration

Cancellations outpace bookings for Maui hotels  8 added to list of wildfire victims  FBI says over 1,000 unaccounted for in Lahaina  Maui fire relief housing program showing results Career Expo 2023 connects companies with serious job seekers in-person

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SPORTS

Warriors can expect triple-digit temperatures in Tennessee for season opener  Bianco keeps his eyes on the prize through turmoil  Dave Reardon: Road trip not a bad way to start a season  Hawaii’s home grown football players  Zakarian added to BeachBows staff

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BUSINESS

Redevelopment to begin on Varona Village  Legal tactic in Maui fires was used in California  Cancellations outpace bookings for Maui hotels  HEI engages advisory firm in wake of suits  On the Move: Sean Newman

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EDITORIAL

Editorial: Tourism can help disaster recovery  Column: Auckland could be model for housing  Off The News: Brush fires persist on Oahu  Letter: Siren tones should match the emergency  Off The News: A gold teddy bear for Maui

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PHOTO GALLERIES

Maui County Council hears testimony from the public Lahaina fire survivor Christine Borge spoke with directness at council members.

FBI estimates 1,000 to 1,100 people remain unaccounted in Lahaina Pictured is a search progression map of Lahaina. The black marks represent spots which search and rescue crews have completed.