By Margaret Kadifa Houston Chronicle I could hear the music three blocks away. The same warbling strains of Arabic played in Beirut taxi cabs or sung at clifftop weddings along Lebanon’s coast. Only this time, the music came from a stage at Jones Plaza, played by a live band to a crowd of dancers ranging … Continued
By Anne O’Connor Sentinel & Enterprise News The well-kept cinderblock building, with two garage doors and a smattering of cars for sale, makes the business obvious; it is a place to repair your vehicle or to buy not-too-pricey transportation. What is not obvious at first glance is the decades of work, hope and courage that … Continued
By KAREN SULLIVAN Our State: Celebrating North Carolina From pita bread to pickles and politics, generations of Lebanese-American families have carried their culture, food, and traditions to North Carolina. The Saleh Family • Raleigh Nearly a year had passed since the Saleh family arrived in Raleigh after fleeing Lebanon in 1976, during the country’s civil … Continued
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