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Boston family helps Haiti recover
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Jim Ansara is a builder from Boston, in the best sense. And so is his wife Karen Keating Ansara.
I wrote a story in the Globe today about the Ansaras and their remarkable work in Haiti and for Haiti from Boston. The story drew a very positive on-line response from readers.
Here's a link to a New England Cable Network interview about the Ansaras and their efforts, from hands-on work getting the power restored at the general hospital in Haiti to their million-dollar donation to help in the recovery and reconstruction following the horrendous Jan. 12 earthquake.
I wrote a story in the Globe today about the Ansaras and their remarkable work in Haiti and for Haiti from Boston. The story drew a very positive on-line response from readers.
Here's a link to a New England Cable Network interview about the Ansaras and their efforts, from hands-on work getting the power restored at the general hospital in Haiti to their million-dollar donation to help in the recovery and reconstruction following the horrendous Jan. 12 earthquake.
About this blog
Worldly Boston is James F. Smith's report on people from our community who are making an impact in the world, and on people from abroad doing noteworthy things in Greater Boston. We live in the most global of communities. Worldly Boston helps share those stories.
About James F. Smith
Jim Smith came home to his native Boston in 2002 to become the Boston Globe's foreign editor after spending 22 years abroad. He was previously based in Buenos Aires and Mexico City for the LA Times, and in Johannesburg, Tokyo and The Hague for the AP. In 2007 he became the Globe's national political editor, coordinating presidential campaign coverage. He is a Yale graduate, and has an MBA. He is married to Maxine Hart and has two sons, Matthew and Daniel.
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