The Haitian Times compiled a brief list of U.S. states and election boards with the most active voter records. The list is not exhaustive and will be updated as information is confirmed for each location.
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Early reactions of Haitians on Trump testing positive for COVID-19
The United States’ President Donald Trump tweeted early Friday that he and his wife, Melania Trump both tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
New York, Profiles
Haitian American startup founder, Pierre Laguerre, dreams big, time and again
By Sam Bojarski Pierre Laguerre had big dreams when he arrived in the United States from Haiti at age 15….
Coronavirus
‘I’m Alive’: Tale Of a Haitian Father Who Recovered From COVID-19
By Onz Chery Sondy Valestine, 28, felt an inexplicable amount of strength in him as he drove to Downstate Medical…
New York
Former Real Estate Investor Jean Mocombe, 80, is Dead
By Ralph ‘Onz’ Chery — Jean Dely Mocombe, a former real estate investor, died on June 17 at New York Community Hospital in Brooklyn. He was 80.
Coronavirus
Pandemic, Black Lives Matter highlight need for culturally effective mental health services to Haitians
By Macollvie J. Neel and Rachele Viard BROOKLYN — Sohamy Pinard, a psychiatric nurse practitioner, launched her mental health services…
Haitians In America
Not Just An Event Planner But Also A Soldier Behind The Frontliners, Debbie Louis
A battle shouldn’t be fought merely by the frontliners. It’s a concept that many are familiar with during the novel coronavirus pandemic and are acting upon, including A’ La Mode Events’ chief planner and consultant, Debbie E. Louis.
Obituaries
Former New Jersey Department Of Health Director Colette Lamothe-Galette Lost Her Battle Against COVID-19
Colette Lamothe-Galette, also known as Tico, died from the novel coronavirus on April 4, 2020, at 46. She suffered from…
Immigrant Voices, New York
Coronavirus Pandemic Hampers Census Count of New York Haitians
By Jonathan Greig The 2020 Census is well underway, with more than half the country already filling it out online…
Coronavirus, Florida
Barbershops in North Miami Considered Community Hubs for Many Haitians See the Impact of the Covid-19 Virus
Barbershops are as much a social hub as they are an economic engine of a community. So as the novel Coronavirus is forcing much of the United States to shelter in place, that tradition is taking a huge blow.