More than 500 Oʻahu families received eggs, fruit, canned goods and vegetables at a food distribution held at Waiʻanae Boat Harbor after Hurricane Lowell. ʻElepaio Social Services distributed more than 40,000 pounds of food, making it the organization’s third such distribution since the storm, Hawaii News Now reported. The distribution addressed an immediate need among residents still dealing with Lowell’s effects, but the event does not by itse…
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