“It’s going to take a long time before we forget or take away or minimize some of the hurt we’ve seen and the tears we’ve seen… What I think most people down here will always remember is the people. I got a hunch that, in time, some of these people will start to congregate in an area and that will be known as the new Kalapana, and the people living there, the feelings and the type of people that they are, will not change.” — Harry Kim, Hawai‘i County Civil Defense Administrator (1990) You can wa

“We the people from the land, we’re born and raised here. We’re not no foreigners… Where our Hawaiians can go? Nowhere else except Hawaiʻi here.” — Robert Keliʻihoʻomalu You can watch this PBS Hawai‘i Classics episode by searching “In the Path of Kīlauea (1990)” on our YouTube page. Sponsored by Vibe Creative #pbshawaii #kilauea #volcano #kalapana | PBS Hawai‘i

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