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A Minnesota woman formerly living in Massachusetts has been charged with stealing more than $100,000 in federal COVID-19 rental aid, allegedly wiring funds to Nigeria and using the rest for herself. The post Woman accused of COVID-19 rental scam sent funds to Nigeria, feds say appeared first on The Haitian Times.
But with moves like Louis’, which will sharpen her skills with quality competition and training in the English WSL2, the Haitians may have an advantage in the upcoming international competitions. The post Haitian star forward Batcheba Louis leaves France for England’s Birmingham City appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Menard’s prosecution underscores the “painful” reality that some community members still fall for the temptation of making quick money, even when the risks are high and similar past investment scams and consequences are well known. The post MarcoTech CEO ordered to pay $765K in fraud case targeting Haitians appeared first on The Haitian Times.
From plastic bags to book covers and bottle caps, Cap-Haïtien models adorned themselves with recycled goods during the second edition of Trashion Show—a playful blend of “trash,” “fashion” and “show.” The post Outfits made from recycled waste in epic Cap-Haïtien ‘Trashion Show’ | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Black church choirs in Brooklyn continue their ministries despite shrinking numbers and gentrification. At St. Teresa of Avila, the first U.S. parish to hold Mass in Creole, longtime cantor Mike Delouis, son of Haitian immigrants, is fighting to keep the church open. The post Haitian and other Black churches in Brooklyn persist amid attendance decline, gentrification appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The death of seminarian Rodny Boussicot has renewed attention to Haiti’s fragile mental health system, which has nearly collapsed under the strain of violence, poverty, and displacement. His passing comes amid high-profile kidnappings targeting Catholic institutions, deepening the Church’s grief and the nation’s sense of crisis. The post Seminarian’s suicide troubles Haiti’s Catholic Church, exposes toll of overlapping crises appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Bishop Emeritus Joseph Willy Romélus, human rights advocate and former leader of the Diocese of Jérémie, dies at 94 in his hometown of Arniquet. The post Haiti mourns tireless human rights advocate Bishop Joseph Willy Romélus appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A Public Advocate report, reported by Documented, warns that New York’s patchwork language services leave millions—especially immigrant communities—without critical access to information and support. The post Report finds language access gap leaves immigrants behind appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The US is offering up to $5 million for information leading to the arrest or conviction of Haitian gang leader Jimmy “Barbecue” Cherizier after an indictment accused him of conspiring to evade sanctions. The post US offers $5 million reward for information leading to arrest of ‘Barbecue’ | Breaking News appeared first on The Haitian Times.
