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It must be getting close. Interesting story, btw. That story
Posted on: February 28, 2020 at 17:37:27 CT
JeffB MU
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was written almost 6 years ago, but I would guess there are still a few survivors or more.
ALIA WONG
MAY 27, 2015
"Sixteen of those patients, ages 73 to 92, are still alive."
"The National Park Service, which designated Kalaupapa a National Historical Park in 1980, must decide what will happen to the peninsula once the last patient dies. If things go the federal agency’s way, Kalaupapa would be fully opened up to tourists as outlined in a long-term plan that’s been under development for several years. The “preferred” proposal, which is one of four that have been outlined by the agency as options, would lift many of the current visitation regulations that have kept Kalaupapa so remote."
ALIA WONG
MAY 27, 2015
"Sixteen of those patients, ages 73 to 92, are still alive."
"The National Park Service, which designated Kalaupapa a National Historical Park in 1980, must decide what will happen to the peninsula once the last patient dies. If things go the federal agency’s way, Kalaupapa would be fully opened up to tourists as outlined in a long-term plan that’s been under development for several years. The “preferred” proposal, which is one of four that have been outlined by the agency as options, would lift many of the current visitation regulations that have kept Kalaupapa so remote."
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It must be getting close. Interesting story, btw. That story - JeffB MU - 2/28 17:37:27