BK residents mark 2 years since devastating Haiti quake
Today marks two years since a massive earthquake devastated the island of Haiti. Brooklyn residents held the Second Annual Interfaith Memorial Service for the island nation at Borough Hall last night.
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Jan 13, 2012, 4:00 AM
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Updated 4,658 days ago
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Today marks two years since a massive earthquake devastated the island of Haiti.
Brooklyn residents held the Second Annual Interfaith Memorial Service for the island nation at Borough Hall last night.
More than 200 people were in attendance, including Councilman Mathieu Eugene (D-Brooklyn), the first Haitian-born elected official in New York State.
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