Iphigenia Moraitini Patriarchea You are known for working both late and early. What does the day of J. Chrysoulakis look like? And how would you change it if you could?
HEMPSTEAD, NY – The AHEPA Family of Hempstead invites everyone to support the Cathedral of Saint Paul, 110 Cathedral Avenue in Hempstead, which is hosting its Greek Festival this year as GreekFest-to-go, June 5-6. Pre-Order online or visit the Drive-thru from 3-8 PM both days. The menu includes the classic festival favorites- souvlaki, gyro, and […]
DETROIT – Each year the AHEPA Omega Detroit Chapter 371 gives $3,000 to each of five churches in the Detroit metro area where its members are parishioners on the Feast Day of each church’s patron saint. Recent contributions were given on April 23 to St. George Church, Southgate, MI, and on May 21 to the […]
WASHINGTON, DC – The American Hellenic Institute (AHI) presents its Virtual Speakers Forum on Monday, June 7, 2 PM ET, focusing on the Battle of Crete. The scheduled speakers are Salem State University Professor Alexandros Kyrou and Indiana University-Purdue University College of Arts & Sciences Dean Emeritus and Professor Emeritus of Political Science Van Coufoudakis. […]
Leo and Stephanie Koutikas of Milford, Connecticut are still trying to cope with the passing of their son Stergios, just 25, when he died unexpectedly in March, and falling back on keeping their Greek Spot Cafe & Grill going for some solace.
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation is supporting a civil discourse program for the Joseph R. Biden, Jr. School of Public Policy and Administration at the University of Delaware, to be called the SNF Ithaca Initiative.
He’s been a resounding naysayer about the prospects of the COVID-19 pandemic being beaten back soon and now Dr. George Pavlakis is warning against complacency as the numbers are gradually declining in Greece.
WASHINGTON, DC – Mykonos Grill, located at 121 Congressional Lane in Rockville, MD, was featured among Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema’s “Seven Favorite Places to Eat Right Now,” on May 25.
SYDNEY — Today marks fifty-four years since the referendum that became a milestone in the reconciliation of the wider Australian community with the country’s indigenous people. An important breakthrough in this process was the historic decision of 3 June 1992, by which the Supreme Court of Australia justified Eddie Koiki Mabo, recognising the land rights […]
MOSCOW — Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will be visiting the “heartlands” of the Pontic Greek community in Russia on the sidelines of his meeting with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov in Sochi. After concluding his talks at the Sochi resort, Dendias will visit the cities of Anapa and Gelendzhik on southern Russia’s Black Sea coast, […]
