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The faithful attend church in the open.
Click here for the latest photos from HaitiChurches rising out of earthquake ruins
PORT-AU-PRINCE -- Mass at Port-au-Prince's Sacred Heart Catholic church is held under a UNICEF tarp beside Coleman tents. Open-air, it's conducted near the statue of the Virgin Mary, one of the few church treasures to survive the Jan. 12 earthquake.
"We don't have anything else," said Bertta Chery, who recently attended a service amid the ruins of the 105-year-old house of worship, one of Haiti's most treasured. ``We are all in the streets.''
IMF predicts positive growth for Dominica in 2010
 The near to medium-term economic outlook is positive. With the recovery of the global economy and expected improvements in international trade and tourism activities, the Dominican economy is expected to grow at 1½ percent in 2010. There are downside risks, however, if weakness in advanced economies adversely affects tourism demand in Dominica’s key source markets.
Haitian may have survived 4 weeks in rubble
 Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- A man pulled alive from the rubble of a building in Haiti's capital Monday may have been trapped since the January 12 quake that leveled much of the city, doctors reported.
The 28-year-old man, identified as Evan Muncie, was found in the wreckage of a market where he sold rice, his family told staff at a University of Miami field hospital.
Ten calypsonians through to the finals
 Nine calypsonians emerged victorious at the semi finals of the Calypso competition held at the Newtown Savannah on Saturday night. The event was carried live by theDominican.net radio. By virtue of winning the competition in 2009, Karessah will automatically defend his crown this year at the finals.
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