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Haiti: On the Ground Stories

Day Staff Writer Karin Crompton and Photojournalist Tim Martin were on assignment in Haiti, where they covered the struggles of local people and the Haitian Ministry of the Norwich Diocese.

In Haiti, finding strength amid the pain

 February 3, 2010

Port-au-Prince, Haiti - Lanitte Belledente was cooking rice, beans and chicken in the kitchen of Haitian Ministries' Norwich Mission House in Petionville when the first wave of tremors hit. Then a second.

In Haiti, pleas for a bit of dignity

 February 2, 2010

Port-au-Prince, Haiti - Late Monday morning, a line snakes along the side of the Catholic Relief Services offices and across the side street where the offices are located.

Fear remains for Haitians

 February 1, 2010

Port-au-Prince, Haiti - Saintana St.Vil, or Mrs. William Joseph, moved into her house in the mountain town of Morne Hopital on April 24, 2000. A ragged chunk of slate on the ground at the entrance to her two-room concrete hut says so. After Jan. 12, 2010, she may never go back.

Life celebrated despite tragedy

 January 31, 2010

Port-au-Prince, Haiti - After breakfast on Saturday morning, Jean Marie Brutus took a bucket of water and a thin blue rag out to the driveway in front of the house that is temporarily sheltering various staff of Haitian Ministries' Norwich Mission House and their families.

Blog: Assignment Haiti

Karin and Tim also blogged while in Haiti, below are some of their thoughts on daily life in the disaster zone.

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Premium Content Helping out in Haiti feels like her destiny

 February 3, 2013; Updated: 5:46 pm

Early Monday morning, before the muted winter sun peeks through the windows of her New London apartment, Jessica Patti will gather her suitcases to take the next big step toward total immersion in the place that has come to consume her life.

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Premium Content Three years later, Haiti still recovering

 January 12, 2013; Updated: 12:56 am

The devastating earthquake that struck Haiti three years ago permanently impacted the work of the Norwich-based Haitian Health Foundation, even though its clinic, school, food and economic development programs are centered in a town 100 miles from...

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Make a difference: Outreach to Haiti

 December 16, 2012; Updated: 12:34 am

WHO: Joane Udele and her husband, 8-year-old daughter and 1-year-old twins in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

AGENCY: Outreach to Haiti for the Diocese of Norwich, an agency in Connecticut and Haiti that has served for 25 years...

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Premium Content Former church leader sentenced in sexual assault case

 December 5, 2012; Updated: 6:48 am

Former Haitian church leader Luckner Sylvain issued a soft-spoken apology Wednesday as he was sentenced in New London Superior Court for molesting a 12-year-old girl.

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Premium Content Haiti’s musical ambassador brings his message to New London

 November 9, 2012; Updated: 6:08 pm

BélO, a young singer-songwriter with a high-energy, joyful sound, has been on a mission since the age of 11-one that has since brought him across the United States from his home in Petion-Ville, Haiti.

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Premium Content Norwich pastor pleads guilty to molesting girl

 September 26, 2012; Updated: 11:34 pm

Former Haitian church leader Luckner Sylvain pleaded guilty in Superior Court Wednesday to molesting a 12-year-old girl multiple times while she lived with his family in 2006 in Norwich.

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Premium Content Frustration haunts Haitian priest

 August 4, 2012; Updated: 12:14 am

The Rev. Johnson Vil, a priest in Les Palmes, Haiti, survived the 2010 earthquake that killed more than 300,000 people. He is still trying to get aid to help survivors but says it is difficult because resources are so thin.

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