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Wainscott Concert On January 15 Will Benefit Still-Devastated Haiti

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One of the children of Haiti.

One of the children of Haiti.

One of the children of Haiti.

One of the children of Haiti.

Signs of the earthquake still exists in Haiti.

Signs of the earthquake still exists in Haiti.

Signs of the earthquake still exists in Haiti.

Signs of the earthquake still exists in Haiti.

Flooding after the quake.

Flooding after the quake.

Flooding after the quake.

Flooding after the quake.

Garbage and rat infested streets after the earthquake in Haiti.

Garbage and rat infested streets after the earthquake in Haiti.

Garbage and rat infested streets after the earthquake in Haiti.

Garbage and rat infested streets after the earthquake in Haiti.

The damaged mission building.

The damaged mission building.

The damaged mission building.

The damaged mission building.

One of the many amputees in Haiti.

One of the many amputees in Haiti.

One of the many amputees in Haiti.

One of the many amputees in Haiti.

Tent cities went up after buildings were damaged by the earthquake.

Tent cities went up after buildings were damaged by the earthquake.

By Will James on Jan 11, 2011
In the year that has passed since a cataclysmic 7.0 earthquake devastated Haiti, killing an estimated 220,000 and displacing an estimated 1.3 million more, the mission of Jonathan Nash Glynn... more

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