The wildfires on Hawaii's Maui Island have not only taken the lives and homes in the historic beach town of Lahaina, but some 60 kilometers away families have also been displaced on the slopes of the Haleakala volcano.Ross Hart, 71, a retired National Park Service employee who was standing in his neighborhood cul-de-sac in the middle region area of Kula, wore a face mask as he looked for precious mementos, sifting through charred debris that was once his family's home."It's a lot of fire damage, the coins we were saving for the grandchildren, we found some of those," he said. "We still lost…READ FULL ARTICLE
