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Lava updates and Pahoa School community meeting, May 22

By PHOTOS BY GEORGE F. LEE / GLEE@STARADVERTISER.COM

May 22, 2018

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A crowd of several hundred on Tuesday night at a community meeting at Pahoa School received updates from officials on the continuing flow of lava from Kilauea.
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John Peard, Project Manager, State Dept. of Health spoke to a crowd of several hundred on Tuesday night at a community meeting at Pahoa School.
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A crowd of several hundred on Tuesday night at a community meeting at Pahoa School received updates from officials on the continuing flow of lava from Kilauea. 40 year Nanawale resident Frankie Stapleton expressed the fustrations of the community there.
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John Peard, Project Manager, State Dept. of Health spoke to a crowd of several hundred on Tuesday night at a community meeting at Pahoa School.
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A rear window of an automobile parked out side of Pahoa School on Tuesday bears the spirit of the embattled community.
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Hawaii Island Highway 137 comes to an abrupt end on Tuesday after a May lava flow from Leilani Estates cut it off near McKenzie State Recreational area. A hazardous plume of laze can be seen rising from the sea.
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Hawaii Island Highway 137 comes to an abrupt end on Tuesday after a May lava flow from Leilani Estates cut it off near McKenzie State Recreational area. A hazardous plume of laze can be seen rising.
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