3 Utahns living on Maui are recounting the moments they fled a devastating fire this week. They escaped with their lives, but now their focus turns to the many locals who have lost everything.
LAHAINA, Maui — Three Utahns living on Maui are recounting the moments they fled a devastating fire this week. They escaped with their lives, but now their focus turns to the many locals who have lost everything.
Pozzuoli lives and works in Lahaina. The home she rents burned down along with her place of employment along Front Street. She says her loss is nothing compared to what locals have lost. They thankfully found shelter at a friend's apartment in Kihei. They are now spending time at shelters helping those in need, handing out donations and food.
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