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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
MARILYN HAGERTY: Meals from Grand Forks feed starving Haitian kids
Give us this day our daily bread. On Palm Sunday in the year 2012, most of us worry about eating too much bread. At the same time, we are haunted by the knowledge of millions who go hungry in this world. Jodie Storhaug, who is the driving force in Feed My Starving Children, said the meals packed here should be arriving this week in Haiti.
By Marilyn Hagerty , March 31, 2012
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Floods threaten rural Haiti after Emily breaks up 
Rivers rose to dangerous levels in Haiti's rural center today even as Tropical Storm Emily broke apart and became a wet low pressure system after dumping rains over Haiti and the southwestern corner of the Dominican Republic.
By Trenton Daniel , August 04, 2011
New president takes power in struggling Haiti
A pop star known for his bad boy antics on stage, Michel "Sweet Micky" Martelly, became this earthquake-devastated country's new president Saturday and urged Haitians to set aside their divisions and raise the country from rubble.
By Trenton Daniel , May 14, 2011
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Bruce and Jodie Storhaug, Grand Forks, letter: Thanks for helping to ‘Feed My Starving Children’
We are blessed to have an effective flood protection system in place, so at 'Sandbag Central,' we could focus our efforts on bagging food rather than sand.
By Bruce and Jodie Storhaug , April 27, 2011
N.D. National Guard's 191st soldiers return from Haiti
The members of the 191st Military Police Company provided security in and around the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince. The 191st is based in Fargo, Bismarck and Mayville.
By Associated Press , April 20, 2011
Haiti postpones results of presidential election
Haitians will have to wait at least a few more days to learn the preliminary results of their presidential election because of alleged irregularities and fraud uncovered at the vote-counting center, officials said Tuesday.
By Trenton Daniel , March 29, 2011
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Conrad, in Haiti: 'Needs remain immense'
More than a year after a major earthquake devastated Haiti, Sen. Kent Conrad., D-N.D., reports that the level of damage remains “staggering” and “the needs remain immense.”
By Chuck Haga , March 22, 2011
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Former Haitian president returns from 7-year exile
Former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide is getting celebrity treatment following his arrival in Haiti after seven years in exile.
By Associated Press , March 18, 2011
Back in Haiti, ex-dictator 'Baby Doc' accused of corruption, embezzlement
Former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier was hauled into court to answer questions today as a legal case was opened against him nearly 25 years after he was ousted from power in a popular uprising against what was widely regarded as a brutal and corrupt regime.
By Jonathan M. Katz , January 18, 2011
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Haiti's 'Baby Doc' surprise return from exile raises some concerns
Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier, a once feared and reviled dictator who was ousted in a popular uprising nearly 25 years ago, has made a stunning return to Haiti, raising concerns he could complicate efforts to solve a political crisis, a cholera outbreak and the stalled reconstruction from last year's devastating earthquake.
By Jacob Kushner , January 17, 2011
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Palin to visit Haiti for humanitarian effort
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin plans to visit Haiti amid a period of political upheaval this weekend to aid humanitarian efforts in the Caribbean country.
By Becky Bohrer , December 09, 2010
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After soaking Haiti, Tomas loses hurricane status after soaking Haiti
On Friday, panicked residents fled a coastal city in Haiti that had been slammed twice already this decade by killer floods. The hurricane spared most earthquake-refugee camps in the capital but battered a seaside town to the west that was nearly destroyed by January's earthquake.
By Jonathan M. Katz , November 06, 2010
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Hurricane Tomas floods quake-shattered town
Hurricane Tomas flooded the earthquake-shattered remains of a Haitian town on Friday, forcing families who had already lost their homes in one disaster to flee another. In the country's capital, quake refugees resisted calls to abandon flimsy tarp and tent camps.
By Jacob Kushner , November 05, 2010
WEATHER: Tomas seen regaining power, pose threat to Haiti
No longer a hurricane, Tropical Storm Tomas swirled over warm Caribbean waters early today and forecasters warned it could regain power and pose a threat to the crowded quake refugee camps in Haiti.
By Glenford Prescott , November 01, 2010
Haiti official: Cholera outbreak is stabilizing
A cholera outbreak that has killed more than 250 people in rural Haiti is stabilizing, health officials said today, as aid groups and the government race to prevent it from spreading to the capital's squalid camps of earthquake survivors.
By Jacob Kushner , October 25, 2010
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