Threat of unexploded ordnance on Hawaii Island remains high

Eighty years after the military battered parts of Hawaii Island with grenades, mortars, and bombs, officials estimate thousands of unexploded ordnances remain scattered throughout several West Hawaii Island communities ― a reality that impacts everything from daily life to future planning. For more Local News from Hawaii News Now: HawaiiNewsNow.com Follow HNN: / hawaiinews

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