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STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND N.D. Guard members help in Haiti
Twenty-one members of the North Dakota National Guard are helping with humanitarian and construction work in Haiti. Soldiers from the 191st Military Police Co. are spending three weeks providing force...
Posted on 6/11/10 at 6:49 AM
REGGIE TALES Random Thursday on a Friday
*Worst May ever? I think so. *The Twins have not lost three games in a row yet this year. Knock on wood. *I watched nearly 10 consecutive hours of "Entourage" on Sunday. Se...
Posted on 5/7/10 at 7:00 AM
STAFF BLOG NIE ROCKS! Shoes for Haiti
SHOES FOR HAITI Here is an article by a student from Central High School in Grand Forks. KimBerly Clark, Marketing & DECA teacher, submitted it for the Grand Forks Herald and I thought what ...
Posted on 3/3/10 at 12:00 AM
THE NEW FORTY 8.8
I was raised in California and have experienced a handful of decent-sized earthquakes. I was never afraid of earthquakes as a child. I didn't fully appreciate the magnitude of the damage t...
Posted on 2/27/10 at 5:32 PM
THE DULLUM FILE We Are the World : All-Star Tribute for Haiti
We Are the World: All-Star Tribute for Haiti...
Posted on 2/13/10 at 1:54 PM
Cholera outbreak creeps closer to Haiti's capital 
A spreading cholera outbreak in rural Haiti threatened to outpace aid groups as they stepped up efforts Saturday hoping to keep the disease from reaching the squalid camps of earthquake survivors in Port-au-Prince.
By Jacob Kushner , October 24, 2010
Nearly 200 dead, more than 2,000 sick as cholera outbreak spreads toward Haiti's capital
Cholera is a bacterial infection spread through contaminated water. It causes severe diarrhea and vomiting that can lead to dehydration and death within hours. An outbreak of cholera has spread outside a rural valley in central Haiti, intensifying worries the disease could reach squalid tarp camps that house hundreds of thousands of earthquake survivors in the capital.
By Jacob Kushner , October 23, 2010
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At least 135 dead from cholera outbreak in Haiti
An outbreak of severe diarrhea in rural central Haiti has killed at least 135 people and sickened hundreds more who overwhelmed a crowded hospital today seeking treatment.
By Jacob Kushner , October 21, 2010
Wyclef Jean: I’m not giving up my bid for prez yet
Hip-hop singer Wyclef Jean said Sunday he is not abandoning his presidential bid just yet and will try to get the courts to overturn a decision disqualifying him from the race.
By Tamara Lush , August 22, 2010
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Haiti council: Wyclef Jean can't run for president
Haiti's electoral commission said Friday that hip hop artist Wyclef Jean cannot run for president of this Caribbean nation, ending his outsider's bid to lead a country struggling to recover from the Jan. 12 earthquake.
By Associated Press , August 21, 2010
Singer Wyclef files to run for Haiti’s presidency
Singer Wyclef Jean officially announced his bid to be president of Haiti to a roaring crowd of supporters on Thursday, thrusting himself into a contentious race to lead an impoverished country reeling from a devastating earthquake.
By Jonathan M. Katz , August 06, 2010
Wyclef bro: Haiti presidential bid 'very serious'
Wyclef Jean's planned run for Haiti's presidency is bound to make entertainment headlines, but the hip-hop artist's brother knows trying to take charge of this earthquake-devastated and politically unstable country is a deadly serious affair.
By Jonathan M. Katz , August 04, 2010
From hunger and hell in Haiti to modern conveniences of home
Hewitt children now number 17, ranging in age from 2 to 29
In a secluded farmhouse outside this tiny northwestern Minnesota town, two sisters sit at their kitchen table and giggle as they draw pictures of horses and birds. It is pleasant routine for Kaylee, 10, who was born here, who has always known flowering meadows and docile animals and the reassuring rhythms of life and play in a large, loving family.
By Chuck Haga , May 29, 2010
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North Dakota Guard soldiers arrive in Haiti
The 191st is based in Fargo, Bismarck and Mayville. The soldiers all volunteered for the mission. They are part of a group of 500 personnel from numerous states and territories.
By Associated Press , May 20, 2010
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Olympic jerseys auctioned to raise funds for Haiti
Olympic hockey jerseys from NHL stars are being auctioned on eBay to raise money for Haiti.
By Associated Press , May 11, 2010
N.D. Guard to assist in Haiti recovery operations
Twenty North Dakota National Guard soldiers from the 191st Military Police Company will be deployed in mid-May for Haiti, where they will spend about three weeks.
By Herald Staff Reports , April 23, 2010
Divisions arise over push for adoptions from Haiti
Logistical challenges and potentially bitter disputes lie ahead as passionate advocates of adoption press for changes that might enable thousands of Haitian children affected by the earthquake to be placed in U.S. homes.
By David Crary , April 11, 2010
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Mexico earthquake detected in N.D.
The Easter Sunday earthquake in northern Mexico was detected as far north as southeastern North Dakota.
By Associated Press , April 08, 2010
Grad student uncovers Haitian founding document
For years, Haiti’s government has sought out the pamphlets on which the country’s founders declared that they had thrown off their colonial masters, ended slavery and created the world’s first black republic. Now historians say a graduate student has found what could be the only copy left.
By Emery P. Dalesio , April 01, 2010
U.S. troops withdraw en masse from Haiti
U.S. troops are withdrawing from the shattered capital, leaving many Haitians anxious that the most visible portion of international is ending even as the city is still mired in misery and vulnerable to unrest.
By Ben Fox and Jennifer Kay , March 08, 2010
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