America's North Shore Journal

After joint efforts from both U.S. Army and Iraqi officials, a new school officially opened during a ceremony, March 2, in the village of Al Khanik, Iraq. The school, which has been under construction for four months, was built with the village’s future in mind and to house the students in the growing community. “The old school had only three classrooms, said Arif Jabbar Mutar, the chairman of Tikrit City Council. “It’s not enough to absorb all … Read entire article »