By JULIA FRANKEL, Associated Press TURMUS AYYA, West Bank (AP) — The fear is palpable in this Palestinian village. It’s clear in how farmers gather their harvests quickly, how they scan the valley for movement, how they dare not stray … Continued
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The volunteer angels who run Saintly City Snow Angels found themselves scrambling after this weekend’s snowfall. Too much snow, not enough shovelers. With a chance of more snow this weekend, the Saintly City Snow Angels are seeking volunteers to join … Continued
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