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OUT OF THE BOX Good health a distant dream ‘Seek Life, for some in City of Medicine Destroy Life:’ PARTNERSHIP FOR among many others. opportunities and conditions. others. The World Health Refugees A HEALTHY DURHAM The Centers for Disease In Durham County, these Organization (WHO) defi nes DURHAM — Health Control and Prevention inequities have resulted in the health as “a state of complete starts where we live, work, (CDC) has promoted address- life expectancy of 75 years in physical, mental, and social at sea on learn, play and pray. ing social determinants of central Durham County being well-being and not merely the By now, everyone knows health as a primary approach 11 years less than the life absence of disease or infi rmi- that eating well, being active, to achieving health equity. expectancy of residents who ty.” Good health is a distant not smoking and visiting the Their defi nition of health equi- live in the southwestern por- dream for some in the City of Radio Haiti doctor plays a significant ty is “when everyone has the tion of the county. Medicine. BY LAURA R. WAGNER role in our health. In addi- opportunity to ‘attain their full Unfortunately, everyone All Durham County resi- DUKE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES tion, there are other factors health potential’ and no one is does not have equal access dents deserve the chance to he names of the boats (social determinants) that ‘disadvantaged from achieving to the same conditions due be able to make choices that are bitter in hindsight, make an even larger impact this potential because of their to unjust social and economic lead to good health. In order Tonce they have capsized on health status, such as social position or other social- policies and practices. These to make sure all residents or run aground, once their educational and employment ly determined circumstance.’” structural barriers mean that have that ability, work has to passengers are lost to the opportunities, quality of hous- Health inequities are the some populations are much sea or washed up dead on a ing, access to healthy foods, result of these differences in more likely to be healthy than SEE HEALTH/PAGE 4 distant shore: Esperancia. Sou Kont Bondye. Hope. In God’s Hands. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, tens of thousands of Haitian refugees took to Celebrating and conserving the sea, fl eeing economic hardship and political repression under the dictatorship of Jean Claude Duvalier. The refrain at Radio Haiti was “Dan reken pi dous pase kacho prizon. A shark’s teeth are kinder than the Durham’sBY DIANA HACKENBURG Water prison cell.” TRIANGLE LAND CONSERVANCY For these refugees, the ater is precious. All living possibility of torture and things need water to survive. political violence and the W In addition to what we drink, inevitability of structural water provides essential wildlife habitat violence outweighed the and places for us to fi sh, paddle, surf and threat posed by the sea. swim. We also depend on water for its In Haitian Creole, there role in manufacturing, farming, energy is a proverb: “chèche lavi, and tourism. detri lavi.” Seek life, and Of all the water on Earth, less than destroy life in the process. one percent is considered fresh and It refers to efforts to escape available. This is the water we fi nd in one’s circumstances that lakes, reservoirs, ponds and streams. inadvertently result in Unfortunately, much of this freshwater destruction or death. The has been impaired by pollution as water things you do to improve from rain and melting snow runs off your life will be your roofs and roads into rivers, picking up downfall; it is hubris to dream toxic chemicals, dirt, trash and disease- ahead when your choices are carrying organisms along the way. not your own. Many creeks begin in Durham and The migrants were fl ow through the city on their way to buffeted not only by the sea, Jordan or Falls lakes. Thus, the everyday but also by forces of political activities of Durham residents and oppression and poverty businesses play a large role in both in Haiti, and by racism, local water quality and the water supply downstream. discrimination, xenophobia Local citizens, governments, and so-called “diplomacy” businesses and organizations recognize abroad. The United States the need for clean water and pollution granted political asylum to reduction. This is evidenced by both the Cubans fl eeing a communist upcoming Durham Creek Week activities regime, whereas Haitians and the release of the new Upper Neuse fl eeing a repressive Clean Water Initiative Conservation right-wing dictatorship Strategy. were considered economic Durham’s Creek Week (March 12-19), refugees and not afforded the a cooperative effort by 19 partners, same rights. including Triangle Land Conservancy In a May 1980 Radio (TLC), features more than 30 different Haiti special on the crisis, Michèle Montas interviews SEE WATER/PAGE 4 an Immigration and Naturalization Services (INS) district director in Miami. He Ellerbe Creek, a tributary of the Neuse explains that Cuban refugees River, ows for more than 20 miles request political asylum, through Durham. whereas “the Haitian,

Submitted photo SEE HAITI/PAGE 5 Fall the real season for Arbor Day, planting trees

BY ALEX JOHNSON a huge success, thanks to the URBAN FORESTRY MANAGER help and support of numerous Arbor Day was March 6 people. this year, and a more beauti- It’s with gratitude I men- ful day and venue couldn’t be tion the generosity of Council- purchased for love or money. woman Jillian Johnson, who The Museum of Life and Sci- brought her family to the event ence graciously hosted the to read the proclamation. Also event, which culminated with in attendance was Councilman the planting of 30 new trees Eddie Davis, who came along along the 3000 block of Glen- to show his support. There dale Avenue. was the Durham/Orange Turnout took a while to County ranger, Chris Hirni, materialize at the event as the and his assistant ranger Mike, key under-10 demographic had who, despite my not catching some serious energy to burn his last name, has shown up off in the fantastic Hideaway to several volunteer planting Woods exploration zone before days this season. Volunteers they could be expected to lis- who came included master ten to grown-up types yack gardeners who were generous about how much they love with their time and knowledge Submitted photo trees. However, despite the Arbor Day event at Museum of Life and Science, despite the gradual build-up, was a huge success, gradual build-up, the event was SEE TREES/PAGE 4 thanks to the help and support of numerous people. THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek Unscramble these six Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form six ordinary words. TORHET

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FIDARA Chadwick Blair Raleigh, NC and Mrs. Blalock and Jennifer Christian Vandeveer Check out the new, free JUSTfree new, the out Check app JUMBLE Lea Sawyer were of Wilmington, NC. united in marriage The fl ower girls were at a beautiful outside Miss Emma Bentley GURLFA ceremony on Saturday, of Raleigh, NC, niece May 9, 2015 at 4 o’clock of the bride, and Miss in the afternoon at Bailey Blalock of Summerfi eld Farm Fuquay Varina, NC, in Summerfi eld, NC. niece of the groom. The Rev. Brian Gentle The groom’s father PROTYH Nowoffi arrange ciated. Following the circled letters served as his best man to formthe ceremonythe surprise the answer, as and groomsman was suggestedbride’s parents by the hosted above cartoon. Kyle Blalock of Fuquay a wedding reception Varina, NC, brother of PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THEfollowed CIRCLES by dinner BELOW and the groom. dancing at the Pole The bride is a Barn at Summerfi eld graduate of NC Farms. On the eve State University of the wedding the where she received S   groom’s parents hosted is the granddaughter and the late Mr. BY a degree in biology. a rehearsal dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Blalock, and Mrs. Elsie She is employed P  at The Loft at Natty Sawyer of Whitsett, NC, King and the late Mr. with Novo Nordisk Greene’s in Greensboro, and the late Mr. and William Duncan King all Pharmaceuticals. The SUNDAY JUMBLE NC. Mrs. Johnny Dawson of of Durham, NC. groom attended NC The bride is the Greensboro, NC. The bride was State University and is daughter of Mr. and The groom is the son escorted by her father employed by McLane Mrs. Alan Sawyer of of Mr. and Mrs. Danny and given in marriage Trucking. The couple Liberty, NC, and Mr. Blalock of Durham, NC. by her parents. She was will be making their and Mrs. Chuck Rierson He is the grandson of attended by her sister home in Greensboro, of Greensboro, NC. She Mrs. Cordelia Blalock Mrs. Lindsay Bentley of NC.

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Pet of the Week WHAT WE’VE BEEN READING FICTION 8. Always Hungry: Things Are, Maurice Conquer Cravings, Retrain Sendak 1. My Name is Lucy Your Fat Cells, and Lose Barton, Elizabeth Strout Weight Permanently, 2. All the Light We JUVENILE David Ludwig Cannot See, Anthony 1. Big Nate Blasts O , 9. The Power of Habit: Doerr Lincoln Peirce Why We Do What We Do 3. Tricky Twenty-Two, 2. Mr. Jack is a Maniac, in Life and in Business, Janet Evanovich Dan Gutman Charles Duhigg 4. The Girl on the Train, 3. Beezus and Ramona, 10. The Boys in the Paula Hawkins Beverly Cleary Boat: Nine Americans 5. Go Set a Watchman, 4. Faith the Cinderella and Their Epic Quest for Harper Lee Fairy, Daisy Meadows Gold at the 1936 Berlin 6. The Crossing, 5. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Olympics, Daniel James Michael Connelly Hard Luck, Je Kinney Brown 6. Dork Diaries: Tales 7. The Guilty, David From a Not-So-Glam TV Baldacci Star, Rachel Russell 8. The Japanese Lover, MOVIES 7. Julia the Sleeping Isabel Allende 1. The Martian Beauty Fairy, Daisy 9. The Husband’s 2. Jurassic World Meadows Secret, Liane Moriarty 3. Terminator: Genisys 8. Lacey the Little 10. The Martian, Andy 4. Mad Max: Fury Road Mermaid Fairy, Daisy Weir 5. Burnt Meadows 6. Minions 9. The Curse of 7. Spy NONFICTION the Cheese Pyramid, 8. Everest 1. When Breath Geronimo Stilton 9. The Intern Becomes Air, Paul 10. Big Nate Lives it Up, 10. Trainwreck Kalanithi Lincoln Peirce 2. The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: EASY TEENS The Japanese Art 1. The Duckling Gets a 1. Allegiant, Veronica of Decluttering and Cookie, Mo Willems Roth Organizing, Marie Kondo 2. Curious George and 2. City of Ashes, 3. Between the World the Dump Truck, Margret Cassandra Clare and Me, Ta-Nehisi Coates Rey 3. The Scorch Trials, 4. Presence: Bringing 3. I Broke My Trunk, Mo James Dashner Your Boldest Self to Your Willems 4. Divergent, Veronica Biggest Challenges, Amy 4. If I Ran the Circus, Dr. Roth Cuddy Seuss 5. Miss Peregrine’s Special to The Durham Herald/Alycat Photo & Video Services 5. Being Mortal: 5. Curious George, H. Home for Peculiar This week’s Animal Protection Society of Durham pet of the week is Marshall. Medicine and What A. Rey Children, Ransom Riggs Marshall is a handsome guy, about 2 years old, very playful (he loves toys and Matters In the End, Atul 6. Oh Say Can You Say?, 6. All These Things I’ve tennis balls) and full of energy and enthusiasm. Since he pays attention well for Gawande Dr. Seuss Done, Gabrielle Zevin food treats, he’ll be a great dog to take to obedience class. He likes other dogs, 6. Black Man in a 7. Bartholomew and 7. The Death Cure, though his exuberant playstyle could be a little overwhelming for some lower- White Coat: A Doctor’s the Oobleck, Dr. Seuss James Dashner key dogs. Marshall needs a family willing to give him the exercise, playtime and Re ections on Race and 8. Froggy Gets Dressed, 8. The Raven Boys, training he needs. Marshall lives in kennel 44. For more information, call 919- Medicine, Damon Tweedy Jonathan London Maggie Stiefvater 560-0640. 7. The Road to Little 9. Curious George 9. Hollow City, Ransom Dribbling: Adventures of and the Hot Air Balloon, Riggs an American in Britain, Bill Margret Rey 10. Fire ght, Brandon V    W Bryson 10. Where the Wild Sanderson VOLUNTEER CENTER OF DURHAM Curves

DURHAM WOMAN’S CLUB 2 YEARS Exercising is cer- tainly good for you, RE-ELECT but Lynn Goodwin, the BRENDA owner of the Curves franchise in North Dur- ham, has found a way to make it good for others HOWERTON as well. THE PEOPLE’S COMMISSIONER She’s asked the women at her Curves Submitted photo to help the Durham Durham Woman’s Club members at Curves, standing Woman’s Club with its from left, are Barbara Peoples, Jane Brawley, Liz charitable projects, and Goodwi — Curves North Durham Owner, Norma the results have been Thomas, Mary Bolton, Deb Selinsky and Peggy Trutt, impressive. Every year, and Barbara Hennaforth is seated. Lynn and the Curves members take on six They’ve contributed ing “Happy Hookers,” month-long projects that to a large number of who took on the project the Durham Woman’s charitable organiza- of making camoufl aged Club is participating tions and have been of beanies for servicemen. in. Working together, special help to Meals Thank you, Curves, they’ve provided sig- on Wheels and the Dur- for your generosity and nifi cant help to those in ham Crisis Response for this valuable partner- need locally, nationally, Center. Curves even ship with the Durham and around the world. has a group of crochet- Woman’s Club!

CHECK OUT THESE VOLUNTEER POSSIBILITIES “Smile! Let everyone know that today volunteers who are interested in help- you are a lot stronger than you were ing with Visitor Services which include yesterday.” giving our 45-minute guided tour, greet- CREATING JOBS — Author unknown ing and orienting visitors as they enter the Visitor Center, and helping to con- For more information, see www. duct our educational programming for STRENGTHENING SCHOOLS handsontriangle.org or contact Lenore visiting school groups. at [email protected] • Boys & Girls Club TEEN Program (919) 613-4515 Facilitator. It is a fantastic way to build • The 21st Annual Great Human relationships with these young adults BUILDING SAFER NEIGHBORHOODS Race 5K and Community Fair is April who are in need of guidance, leader- 30. Lots of support work happens ship and positive role models. There is before then and we need your help! a curriculum that will be followed that INCREASING AFFORDABLE HOUSING • Would you like to help a young includes homework help, tutoring and adult pursue the GED? The Durham facilitating free time and projects. Literacy Center’s Teen Career Acad- • Help Move a Family out of a emy serves to provide one-on-one tutor- homeless shelter. Every week we ing with young adults who are pursuing move families out of homeless shelters VOTE TO RE-ELECT BRENDA HOWERTON their GED. into new housing through our Rapid • Piedmont Wildlife Center will host Rehousing program. We need help BioBlitz April 22 and 23 to celebrate physically moving the families, but, in EARLY VOTING: MARCH 3-12, 2016 Earth Day and need volunteers to work the process, volunteers get to meet and ELECTIONCO DAY: MARCH C 15, , 2016 shifts Friday and Saturday. Great family form relationships with our clients on opportunity! one of the most transformative days • Indigo Consortium is a network of their lives. Come and support the “STRONG VOICE...STRONG COMMUNITY” of programs focusing on the needs of transformation of a family going from female veterans and they need help homelessness to home! with administrative tasks. Paid for byThe Committee to Re-elect Brenda Howerton WWW.BRENDAHOWERTON.COM • Duke Homestead is looking for SEE VOLUNTEER/PAGE 4 SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 2016 THE DURHAM HERALD | DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA PAGE 4 www.heraldsun.com

New brothers of Durham’s Beta Phi DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH DATA Life expectancy from birth for whites in Durham County is 82 years and 76.6 years for blacks/African-Americans. People of color are more likely to be uninsured. African-American and Hispanic students are less likely to graduate high school. New brothers of For additional Durham County health data, Durham’s Beta visit www.healthydurham.org. Phi are, from left, Bryant Hernan- dez, James Rich- ardson, Tony Jen- ABOUT THE PARTNERSHIP kins, Calvin Riley, The Partnership for a Healthy Durham is a Dominique Oliver community coalition that works closely with the and Quintin Phil- Durham County Department of Public Health to lips. Not pictured identify the greatest health needs in the county are David and then forms action teams to address those Hawkins, Cedric needs. For more information, visit http://www. Fairbanks and healthydurham.org or call 919-560-7833. Nick Chasten.

Submitted photo and Associate Com- missioner of the Texas HEALTH Health and Human Ser- FROM THE FRONT PAGE vices Commission Cen- ter Sheila Craig. Attend- WATER ABOUT TRIANGLE be done not just in ees will also participate in small group sessions FROM THE FRONT PAGE LAND CONSERVANCY health care but in mul- tiple sectors such as to identify strategies for Triangle Land Conservancy housing, education, cross-sector work. events for discovering and protects the wild and working business, transporta- Initial conversations protecting local waterways. Most lands you need and love. tion, government, faith about addressing health of the events are free, including a TLC works with landowners, panel discussion, “The Water We community, etc. Solv- equity will take place community members, other ing complex health and at the conference but Drink: Past, Present, and Future,” nonpro ts, government on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Main social issues is not the continued collaboration agencies, and businesses to job of any one agency or among partners is nec- Library. Event details can be create a healthier, more vibrant found at keepdurhambeautiful. organization. essary to make health Triangle through conservation. The 14th annual equity a reality in Dur- org. Explore the wild right in your From stormwater management Duke/Durham Health ham. backyard by visiting one of TLC’s Summit will be held Inequities are avoid- to pollution prevention, Creek  ve nature preserves for free Week partners and supporters on March 18 from 8:30 able. Everyone has to any day of the year. For more a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the work together to elimi- know that the best way to get Submitted photo information and maps, visit www. clean water downstream is to Millennium Hotel. The nate the health dispari- Creek Week clean-up events will triangleland.org. goal it to connect differ- ties that are a result of care for the watershed upstream. take place on the water by canoe. Watershed protection is the ent sectors to address social inequities in our driving force behind the Upper Forests, wetlands, and open fi elds 90 properties, 84 miles of stream issues of health equity society. Other com- Neuse Clean Water Initiative’s slow rain and runoff, giving water banks and 7,698 acres. Their new in Durham County and munities that have new Conservation Strategy. time to fi lter gradually through goal is to protect 30,000 acres in develop shared solu- addressed health ineq- The Upper Neuse Clean the soil. This traps sediment the watershed over the next 30 tions to change health uities using a multi-sec- Water Initiative (UNCWI), and pollutants before they fl ow years. Read more about UNCWI outcomes and create tor approach have seen like Creek Week, is a coalition into streams and lakes, and and the updated conservation significant, sustainable improvements in health of organizations interested in allows groundwater to recharge. strategy at triangleland.org/upper- improvements. outcomes in addition safeguarding local water. Together Protecting natural watersheds can neuse-clean-water-initiative. The theme for this to decreasing overall with willing landowners, UNCWI’s also help cities avoid having to We have a shared responsibility year’s event is “Collabo- healthcare spending. partner organizations, including invest in expensive fi ltration plants to ensure a clean water supply rating across Durham TLC, conserve critical natural to purify water from degraded for our community now and to Achieve Health Equi- The Partnership for a areas to ensure long-term clean watersheds. in the future. Thankfully, from ty.” The summit will Healthy Durham supports drinking water supplies in the The new Conservation participating in Creek Week to include presentations the e orts to address broader Upper Neuse River Basin. Strategy serves as an update supporting the work of UNCWI from Duke Chancel- health inequities in One of the most effective and to the UNCWI’s original 2006 partner organizations, there are lor Dr. Eugene Wash- Durham County and has least expensive ways to protect plan. Under that plan, initiative many ways we can all help. So let’s ington, Public Health made it one of its priorities water quality is to conserve land. partners have already protected get started today! Director Gayle Harris for this year.

Green — chlorophyll. can continue to root into transplanting process, and When deciduous trees surrounding soil in the the bare-root trees dry TREES drop their leaves they spring before buds break out very quickly (and can FROM THE FRONT PAGE continue to respire and dormancy and leaves also freeze). carry on root growth until appear. This is critical, If you are keen on hav- in handing out seedlings the soil temperatures fall because once leaves open ing new or replacement and advice to all comers, below about 50 degrees up, the trees must main- street trees planted in as well as Tobin Freid Fahrenheit. Soils being tain positive water pres- your neighborhood and and Megan Carroll from what they are, dense, wet sure in the vessels that feel you may have missed the City/County Offi ce of matter which gain and transport water from root the boat, please consider Sustainability; Kevin Lil- lose thermal energy fairly to leaf. A break in pres- working with your local ley (my boss) in Urban gradually, this root dor- sure leads to wilt. Wilt representational body — Forestry who gave every- mancy lags behind leaf leads to death. neighborhood associa- one a live tree-climbing drop and precedes bud- Spring planting is fi ne tion, watch group or other. demonstration; and Tania break by some weeks (if if you have irrigation or Next year we will be roll- Dautlick was there rep- Submitted photo not months). if you are planting very ing out a more compre- resenting Keep Durham The under-10 demographic, after burning o energy So, the bottom line is drought-tolerant trees hensive approach to urban Beautiful. in the Hideaway Woods exploration zone, pitched in that planting trees in the and are intending to reforestation that is going This week marks the for the tree planting. fall (after leaves drop but watch your trees care- to involve more coordina- close of the 2015-16 tree before roots go dormant), fully for the critical first tion and support on the planting season. This may the ground when the days down. The roots continue allows trees to re-grow six months of establish- part of the requesting par- seem odd, because spring get longer and the weath- to grow, and they con- roots that were cut in the ment. It also helps if the ties. Updates and infor- is only now really sprung, er gets warmer, but that’s tinue to carry on photo- transplant process and material planted is con- mation will be posted at but it’s true. I put away not exactly the best time synthesis through their infi ltrate surrounding soil, tainer-grown as opposed TreesAcrossDurham.org my shovel on March 15 to plant trees. bark, albeit at a much thus increasing the area to bare-root or ball and as they become available. and won’t pick it up again Trees “go dormant” in reduced rate. That’s why that the transplanted tree burlap (also called “fi eld- Alex Johnson is urban until December. Most the winter. I put dormant you will find green tis- can exploit for water. grown”). The latter two forestry manager in the folks like to get excited in quotes because they sue when you scratch the By the same token, types tend to lose a large City of Durham’s General about planting things in really don’t fully shut bark from a slender twig. fall/winter planted trees percentage of roots in the Services Department.

I’ll give you the tools, you give me the effort and Twitter. We will their child for kinder- to enjoy a beautiful Sat- remove trash along the garten. Please contact urday afternoon on the and together we can overcome obesity”. VOLUNTEER banks of New Hope the Office of Student farm and meet others Dr.Dr. SiSimondsmoondds FROM PAGE 3 Creek just above where Assignment at 919-560- in our community! All it enters the NC Wild- 2059 with registration are welcome! No pre- Losing over 70 lbs has changed • New Hope Creek life Resources Com- questions. vious farm experience more than just my body, it has Cleanup in Durham’s mission’s New Hope • Donate new required. changed my entire outlook on Waterfowl Impound- underwear to the • Would you like to life. I am happier, healthier, and Creek Week — A Feed- more self confi dent than I have er Stream Initiative. ment off Rt. 54 in Dur- Clothing Closet. Most help get books in the ever been” Clean Jordan Lake is ham. of the clothing we dis- hands of area children? - Jackie offering this volunteer • Durham Public tribute is in good used Then come help Book Before After opportunity as part of Schools secon annual condition, but we seek Harvest! Spend a few the City of Durham’s Kindergarten Regis- to give each person hours helping us sort Annual Creek Week, tration Week will be who visits a brand new books at our place DR. SIMONDS WEIGHT LOSS® a time to discover and March 19-24. During pair of underwear. We that are donated by “Obesity“Obesity MMedicine Specialists” clean up Durham’s that week, registration need new underwear area residents. Lots of waterways. Over 20 packets will be distrib- for men, women and books! You can even Follow Dr. Simonds Obesity Medicine Perspective Series organizations are par- uted to parents of ris- children in all sizes. bring a few books with on Youtube. Free Gifts! ticipating. They share ing kindergartners and • Work Days at the us if you have some 6905 Fayetteville Road, Suite 201 8300 Falls of Neuse Rd. a vision for Durham to other partners who Hub Farm — The Dur- lying around! We sort Durham, NC 27713 Suite 112 residents to enjoy, feel reach families in Dur- ham Public Schools books every 2nd Sat- Renaissance Ctr. at Southpoint Raleigh, NC 27615 connected to, and pro- ham. The packets will Hub Farm will be hav- urday from 10 a.m. to (across from David’s Bridal & REI) (next to Piper’s Tavern) tect local waterways. provide parents with ing volunteer workdays 1 p.m. Let us know 919.490.8899 919.861.8999 You can follow Creek all the information that on the fi rst Saturday of you’re coming to we Week on Facebook is needed to register each month. Come out can be ready for you. www.DSWEIGHTLOSS.com THE DURHAM HERALD | DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA THE DURHAM HERALD | DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 2016 www.heraldsun.com PAGE 5

How farmers continue to grow Winter futsal league BY MATTHEW JERNIGAN the farmers to hear about what Among some of the most DURHAM FARMERS’ MARKET they brought back from the important things he took nearing end of season ast month was the 25th conference and are looking to away from the workshop was SUBMITTED handed due to a player expul-

annual conference of the try out on their own farms. a formula to calculate the sion. The 10 8 victory sent Real LSouthern Sustainable Will Cramer from Ever amount of nitrogen certain DURHAM — Durham Atlé- Durham to the final against Agriculture Working Group Laughter Farm learned more cover crops put back into the tico’s JD Service Now Winter MVFC. (SAWG), held in Lexington, about growing fruit trees soil. Futsal League season drew Motorco, relegated from Kentucky. organically in the South. This may sound like a closer to its end last week with the fi rst division after a winless For those who aren’t They’ve been thinking of ways minor detail, but for a farmer four semifi nal clashes. regular season campaign, con- familiar, SAWG is a conference to responsibly grow fruit trees it helps determine how much At the beginning of the post- tinued to fi nd its footing in the oriented towards small farming in North Carolina for the past organic fertilizer to use, as well season Winter Cup tourna- second division, defeating Dire- in the south. People come from couple of seasons, but have as what food crops will work ments, three teams were unde- Wolfpack with relative ease, 73. all over the region to attend been hesitant because of the best after a cover crop rotation. feated, but now, on the eve of The victory sets up a second workshops on many different disease and pest conditions the Essentially, cover crops help the fi nals, only one undefeated division cup fi nal against Step- topics such as integrated pest hot and humid environment Jackson reduce outside inputs team remains. MVFC, despite side, who encountered consid- management, methods for produces. However, now that of fertilizer as well as build his seeing two of its players depart erable resistance in the semi- diversifying small farms, and he’s attended a workshop soil over the years. to their professional soccer fi nal from a younger América breaking down federal farm at SAWG on the topic, they There were many Durham teams, managed to hold off a squad before prevailing, 10 7. policy. are looking into new ways of Farmers’ Market vendors feisty Hustle and Flow team, Registration for Durham This conference is an growing fruit on their farm. who attended this year’s 10 8. Atlético’s spring season is now excellent opportunity for They will try to integrate SAWG. Each year they learn Meanwhile, the Pitbulls, open. Visit durhamatletico. farmers to get the necessary special fruit varieties adapted something new to try on their who had toppled previously com. knowledge to continue growing to the Southern climate as farms and eventually we get to unbeaten first division cham- Wednesday: Motorco 7 3 their farms to meet the needs well as increase biodiversity to see it at the market, whether pion Green Street Elite in the DireWolfpack; MVFC 10 8 Hus- of their local communities. hopefully bypass many of the it’s through a new variety of fi rst round, lost a bitterly con- tle and Flow; Real Durham 10 8 Here at the Durham Farmers’ diffi culties. vegetable or fruit or more tested semifinal to Real Dur- Pitbulls Market, we are proud to have Another farmer, Jackson quality produce from better ham. The match fi nally turned Thursday: Regulators 13 2 many vendors who attended Holt of Sunset Farm, went to farm management practices. on a crucial goal by Davis Esemplastic Power; Durham this year in order to learn learn more about vegetable Whatever it is, we are glad Harper, who scored on a spec- Monday 115 AU; Stepside 107 how to better provide for the production in the South. He that our farmers are dedicated ulative midcourt shot late in América Durham community. was able to attend a very to their craft and always willing the game to put Real Durham Saturday: Green Street Over the past week it’s been informative session on cover to further their expertise in the ahead by two goals while his 1611 Muchos Nachos; Minions great to catch up with some of crops and crop rotation. fi eld. team was temporarily short- 8 8 (3 1) Durham Thursday

DUKE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES, RUBENSTEIN LIBRARY The David M. Rubenstein Rare documentary arts, southern history and Book & Manuscript Library contains more. hundreds of thousands of manuscripts, Periodically, a story drawn from the photographs, lms, oral histories, holdings of the Rubenstein Library will printed materials, artifacts and rare be shared, highlighting some aspect books related to topics including of Durham’s rich past. The Rubenstein African American history, women’s Library is open to the public for research, history, advertising, Duke University and more information can be found at history, medicine, human rights, http://library.duke.edu/rubenstein/. ™™™Ǥ–ƒ”ƒϔ‹‡•Ǥ ‘ ‘–‡ˆ‘””Ǥƒ”ƒǤ ‹‡•„‡ ƒ—•‡•Š‡ǣ HAITI  FROM THE FRONT PAGE ȗ†‡”•–ƒ†•‘—–› ‘˜‡”‡–ȋ͹Ͷ›‡ƒ”•‡š’‡”‹‡ ‡Ȍ inevitably, on the fi rst ȗ†‡”•–ƒ†•—„Ž‹ ‘Ž‹ ›ȋ‘ –‘”ƒ–‡‹—„Ž‹ †‹ǤȌ contact with us, from the ȗ‘™•–Š‡—”Šƒ‘—‹–› moment he steps off the ȗ‡”˜‡•‘–Š‡—”Šƒ‘—–›‘ƒ”†‘ˆ‘ ‹ƒŽ‡”˜‹ ‡•ƒ† boat, says ‘I want a job.’ We have a humanitarian —”Šƒ‡ Š‹ ƒŽ‘—‹–›‘ŽŽ‡‰‡‘ƒ”†‘ˆ”—•–‡‡• feeling for these people, ȗƒ”‡•ƒ„‘—– ‘„•ǡ‡‹‘”‡”˜‹ ‡•ǡ†— ƒ–‹‘ƒ†‘—–Š but that does not meet ’‘™‡”‡– the defi nition of political Submitted photo asylum.” Above: Some of Radio Haiti’s cassette tapes in the  (Radio Haiti was Duke University Libary. Below: One of Radio Haiti’s Haiti’s fi rst independent on-air script about the Cayo Lobos incident. †‘”•‡†„›–Š‡ †›‡‡ˆ‘”–Š‡ƒ” Šͷͻ–Š”‹ƒ”› radio station, combining  in-depth, on-the-ground ƒ‹†ˆ‘”„›–Š‡‘‹––‡‡–‘Ž‡ –ƒ”ƒǤ ‹‡• reporting with incisive analysis. From the early 1970s, Radio Haiti reported on issues affecting the lives of the Haitian majority, including politics, culture, What A Great Shot! and human rights. Radio Haiti’s director, Jean Dominique, was assassinated in 2000; his professional partner and wife, Michèle Montas, continued to run the station until 2003.) Of this double standard, Jean Dominique explains that in Haiti, “the economic cannot be separated from the political.” Poverty is political, not incidental. The dispossession of rural farmers; the consolidation of capital, infrastructure and power in Port-au-Prince — these were part of the machinery of oppression we are all responsible.” did not forgive Radio as much as the infamous In September of Haiti for implicating it in prison and torture that year, Radio Haiti the refugee crisis: Radio center Fort Dimanche. demonstrated this sense Haiti’s coverage of Cayo Structural violence is of responsibility when Lobos precipitated, in political violence. they reported on 161 part, the regime’s Nov. Jean Dominique men, women and children 28, 1980, crackdown on concludes the May who fl ed northwestern the Haitian independent 1980 broadcast with Haiti only to be stranded press. Several Radio these words: “Economic on Cayo Lobos, an Haiti’s journalists were refugees or political uninhabited Bahamian imprisoned, tortured, and asylum-seekers, Haitians island. exiled, and the station was are there. Their desperate For nearly two closed until the regime audacity at sea, their months, Haitian, U.S., fell in 1986. silent determination to and Bahamian authorities Would You Please Pass Th e Hair Gel? work, the fear in their argued over who was Laura R. Wagner is Radio eyes: all of it spread responsible. On Nov. 16, Haiti Project archivist with Photo submitted by Grandmommy out upon the television despite a request from the the David M. Rubenstein screen, commented upon UN High Commissioner Rare Book & Manuscript on the radio, mobilizing for Refugees (UNHCR), Library. The Radio Haiti the conscience of some Bahamian police stormed archive is part of the Human Email your “Great Shot” to David Jones Americans, as it weighs the makeshift camp, Rights Archive at the upon our own. There are beating and clubbing Rubenstein Rare Book and at [email protected] for possible doubtlessly ‘boat people’ the stranded refugees, Manuscript Library at Duke. all over the world, but who were then forcibly The archive will be digitized inclusion in The Durham Herald and these, they are our own. repatriated to Haiti. The and publicly available in The Chapel Hill Herald They are our brothers, and Duvalier government 2017. We’re Proud to be your Newspaper and Proud to Announce the Awards our staff won in the 2015 North Carolina Press Awards

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