Iraqis adjust to life in N.H.
Refugees face challenges, uncertainty in new home
(Joanne Rathe/Globe Staff)
Almas Zaya examined a box of tea as her son, Andy, took care of the cart during a recent trip to the market in Manchester.
MANCHESTER, N.H. - It has been two months since the new refugees from Iraq arrived in this former mill city - alone, relieved, and too dazed to even register the snow piled high on the streets. (Full article: 1306 words)
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