Haleʻiwa, the historic town on O‘ahu’s North Shore beloved worldwide, is moving forward following the recent kona lows that brought catastrophic flooding to parts of the state.
The community — like its neighbors — felt the effects of floodwaters as the recent storms brought record rainfall in a matter of days.
Now, it marks a milestone toward recovery — shops and restaurants are reopen and visitors are welcome back.
Hawai‘i Gov. Josh Green said the recovery is marked by care for one another throughout the islands and encouraged visitors to keep their travel plans to Hawaiʻi…