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Welcome to Bazbina.com new version

This site Bazbina, northern Lebanon, is primarily to serve our residents and migrants who are scattered all over the world as the "Online group". This new design that you see, is the fourth version of the site, which was launched in June 2016 has been prepared to the request of many of our people demands the fastest way to interact with each other. Therefore, we set up a "guide" dynamic we ask you all to register freely in it, write something about you and add your own photos.

Gentlemen agreement

Witnessing the various political divisions and the continuous differences among the people of the little village that has always .... more >>>

Mtanios Naassy - Harf Zaed

During my stay in Bazbina during the Easter holiday in April 2007, I met a lot of our friends and relatives who converge to the village to spend the spring holidays. .... more >>>

Massoud and Shireen visit to Bazbina

In November 2005, Adib Nassar came over to visit Lebanon and Bazbina after a long stay in San Francisco. As Adib thinks of his village as a jewel on earth, likewise, he talks about .... more >>>

Ben McMurry An American impression visiting Lebanon

In June of 2006 my friend and classmate Dr. Wa'el Hammad came from Atlanta, where he is practicing his medical profession, to visit Lebanon, his native land. .... more >>>

Barbar Moussa (Known as William Joseph in the U.S.) - Among Our Early Immigrants.

Thanks to Kayte Bell and her mother, Debra Joseph, to have put the pieces of the puzzle together. .... more >>>

Nayfeh Auguste Nassar – Bazbina August 2005 Poet and Artist.

Nayfeh, daughter to Dr. Auguste Youssef Nassar and Huda Khalil Nassim, is a promising poet and artist. She is still at the university in the school of art. Two samples of her paintings are displayed here as well as two poems written by her in Arabic. She also writes poems in French. .... more >>>

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Doctors Hope to Aid Dominican Baby with Rare Defect

By Jane Sutton MIAMI (Reuters) - An international team of doctors hopes to operate in the Dominican Republic next month to remove an undeveloped second head from a baby girl born .... more >>>

Immigrants recall homeland in old Syria at Arnold fete.

Dear Manuel, I am sending you this picture and the article that appeared in the New Kensington Daily Dispatch on August 22, 1977. In the picture from left to right they are James Kanaan age 87, Sarah Naamy 86, Tillie Kanaan 85, and Charles Joseph (my husband's grandfather) age 88 .... more >>>

Under The Zinzlakhti Tree at Abou Alif Place - By Hassan Bitar.

Hassan Bitar commenting on the above picture I sent to him. The picture was taken in front of Afif Khoury's shop
at Bazbina. Under the Zenzlakht tree, in Winter of 1960, there were sitting left to right: Saad Slaiman (Bitar), Fayez Khoury, Yaacoub Khoury, Ayoub Feyyod .... more >>>

BAZBINA SOCIETY CLUB 1918 New Kensington, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.

This picture was taken in 1918, the year the club was founded. The names listed below, in the first column .... more >>>

Bazbina Society Baseball Team,b New Kensington, PA. 1951

Ray Bitar, Bill Moses, Tom Resek, Abdo Albert, Allen Haidze, Bernie Goldberg, Tom Solomon .... more >>>

Roots and the Family Tree - By Alejandro Hazim Miami 6th May. 2000.

Hi Manuel, How are you and the family? I hope all are in the best of health. I'm not very good at writting but, I was compeled to drop you these few lines. This may sound just silly but, I felt you should be praised for the time and effort you are putting into this project. I personally feel a great sense of pride saying .... more >>>

They Make Me a Designer Again By JOSH PATNER, February 16, 2003

Roula Karim Nassar mentioned in The New York Times
IR!" I don't respond. "Sir! Can I help you?" The big Jamaican bass voice booms in my ears. I don't have my faculty ID. Turning, I peer at the security guard through sunglasses, and he nods at the sign-in clipboard for visitors. As I write V-a-l-e-n-t-i-n-o, I ask myself, What would anyone who didn't need to be at the Parsons School of Design be doing here? I'd better get a life, I think .... more >>>