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Utah homeowners see higher fees and cancelled insurance policies after L.A. fires and other natural disasters.
I was as shocked and grieved as anyone when the Maui, Hawaii town of Lahaina was virtually burned off the map in 2023.
I was as shocked and grieved as anyone when the Maui, Hawaii town of Lahaina was virtually burned off the map in 2023. Up until then, it ranked as one of the top 10 deadliest U.S. wildfires on record since 1871, and considered the deadliest natural disaster in Hawaii's history, with just over 100 confirmed victims and still people unaccounted for after the disaster.
I love the islands, and I sincerely can't imagine the heartbreak of losing family, friends and homes to this sort of thing.
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