Christmas in Saudi Arabia a mostly secret affair
In Riyadh gift shops Christmas items appear sparsely among silk flowers as Islam’s dominant religion limits public celebration. Expatriates host private gatherings, embassies arrange small events, and religious freedom remains restricted. Nearby Bahrain and Egypt show open celebrations, with Mubarak declaring Orthodox Christmas a holiday for all Egyptians.
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Town saves downtown decorations amid budget woes in Greenville
In Greenville Pennsylvania a volunteer group refitted wreaths for the business district after a year of budget deficits and local turmoil. Residents welcomed the effort as a small, uplifting sign amid a distressed status, a water boil advisory, and college fraternity penalties.
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Venezuelan baseball season suspended amid political crisis
Venezuelan fans face empty ballparks as a three week general strike against President Chavez halts the winter league. American players flee, MLB teams worry over injuries, and officials debate extending or trimming playoff plans while conditions improve.
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