Nov. 15 — To the Editor:
The second annual Swim for Haiti was a huge success at the Portsmouth Indoor Pool on Sunday, Nov. 8. Contributions came for the Seacoast area business people, LAPSS clients, family and friends. This year we raised $4500, which was donated to Partners in Development to assist building homes in Haiti.
Donations are still coming in and we hope to make it to $5000! Judy Spiller and I will return to Haiti on Nov. 30 to build again and to help in annual holiday party for 550 children sponsored in the PID program.
I want to thank once again the Kittery Trading Post for its continued support with another generous donation. The raffle item, a $500 gift certificate donated by KTP, was won by an employee at Esse Studio in York.
Another thank you goes to Bob’s Clam Hut and its patrons. They donated over $800 to Partners in Development this year.
I ask all of you not to forget the Haitians. They are wonderful people doing the best they can to survive and raise their children. I am proud of all on the Seacoast for the continued support.
Truly,
Ann H. Grinnell,
Kittery, Maine
http://www.fosters.com/article/20151116/NEWS/151119593
Une fenêtre ouverte sur Haïti, le pays qui défie le monde et ses valeurs, anti-nation qui fait de la résistance et pousse les limites de la résilience. Nous incitons au débat conceptualisant Haïti dans une conjoncture mondiale difficile. Haïti, le défi, existe encore malgré tout : choléra, leaders incapables et malhonnêtes, territoires perdus gangstérisés . Pour bien agir il faut mieux comprendre: "Que tout ce qui s'écrit poursuive son chemin, va , va là ou le vent te pousse (Dr Jolivert)
lundi 16 novembre 2015
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