February 23rd, 2010
Monday night, several musical acts came together to perform for the Music for Haiti event at the Wenatchee High School auditorium. About 130 people attended the event to raise money for the UNICEF Haiti Earthquake Fund organized by Raul Ruiz.
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February 23rd, 2010
FALLBROOK The 7.0 magnitude earthquake in Haiti has impacted many lives, including those of Redlands Symphony conductor Jon Robertson and his wife, Florence. Robertson is the Conductor for the Redlands Symphony, which has performed regularly at classical music concerts presented by Fallbrook Music Society.Over the past ten years, a strong bond has been forged between conductor Robertson and …
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February 23rd, 2010
FALLBROOK The 7.0 magnitude earthquake in Haiti has impacted many lives, including those of Redlands Symphony conductor Jon Robertson and his wife, Florence. Robertson is the Conductor for the Redlands Symphony, which has performed regularly at classical music concerts presented by Fallbrook Music Society.Over the past ten years, a strong bond has been forged between conductor Robertson and …
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February 23rd, 2010
Dorothy Hamill stood along the boards at a recent Olympic practice and watched the array of talent gliding, spinning and leaping before her. “It’s inspiring,” said the former Olympic gold medalist. “It’s incredible the things that these young women are doing. I’m sorta watching with my mouth dropped open.”
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February 23rd, 2010
Dorothy Hamill stood along the boards at a recent Olympic practice and watched the array of talent gliding, spinning and leaping before her. “It’s inspiring,” said the former Olympic gold medalist. “It’s incredible the things that these young women are doing. I’m sorta watching with my mouth dropped open.”
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February 23rd, 2010
MIAMI—-Emilio Estefan, Quincy Jones, Univision Communications Inc., who have partnered with the not-for-profit We Are The World Foundation, announced today that over 50 of the biggest names in Latin music gathered in Miami for an epic recording of “Somos El Mundo,” the Spanish-language version of “We Are The World” to benefit Haitian earthquake victims. “Somos El Mundo” adapted into Spanish by …
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February 23rd, 2010
MIAMI—-Emilio Estefan, Quincy Jones, Univision Communications Inc., who have partnered with the not-for-profit We Are The World Foundation, announced today that over 50 of the biggest names in Latin music gathered in Miami for an epic recording of “Somos El Mundo,” the Spanish-language version of “We Are The World” to benefit Haitian earthquake victims. “Somos El Mundo” adapted into Spanish by …
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February 23rd, 2010
Dorothy Hamill stood along the boards at a recent Olympic practice and watched the array of talent gliding, spinning and leaping before her.
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February 23rd, 2010
Dorothy Hamill stood along the boards at a recent Olympic practice and watched the array of talent gliding, spinning and leaping before her.
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February 23rd, 2010
“Restoration Haiti,” an informational benefit concert planned and performed by MTSU students to help the victims of the Jan. 12 earthquake, will be held at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 27, at MTSU’s Wright Music Hall.
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The United Nations has called this the most challenging disaster response in its history. More challenges lie ahead, one of which is the upcoming rainy season. While it will not begin for several weeks, heavy rains are already occurring sporadically. Recently, eight people were killed in flooding around Les Cayes. The rains also caused a landslide that destroyed a school in Cap Haitian two weeks ago. Those who have been displaced in Port au Prince require solutions, whether that be temporary shelter or staying with a host family. Their protection, health, and well being depends upon finding shelter before the rains become a daily event.
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Haiti Innovation News/Actualités | Bryan Schaaf