Twenty-three schools in Najaf, Iraq’s 10th largest city, now have clean drinking water, something they lacked a year or two ago. That leaves 850 schools to go, said Samera Al-Halawi, a member of the Najaf Chamber of Commerce. Al-Halawi and 13 other Iraqi civic and educational leaders were in Minnesota for two weeks as part of a delegation wishing to advance a “Water for Peace” project and celebrate a new Na ...