The Faces of Phlamoudhi Return to Life in New Film
People with roots in Greece, Cyprus and other homelands gathered at Cyprus House 5 for a an experience that transcended ethnicity.
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Community Mourns Peni Poulos, Mother of Bishop Andonios of Phasiane
Peni (Despina) Poulos 91, of Windham and Yonkers, NY, passed away on Saturday, February 7, surrounded by her beloved family. Despina was born in Yonkers to […]
Lost Modernist, Found: Jean Xcernon, a Motivating Force in NY and Paris
Jean Xceron, one of the pioneers of nonobjective painting in Paris as well as New York, is now something of a lost figure in Greek-American […]
AJC Met Cypriot President and Foreign Minister
The trip’s highlights included a private luncheon at the Presidential Palace hosted by Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades and the First Lady.
Negroponte on Cats Roundtable
NEW YORK – Ambassador John Negroponte, whose high level appointments included being the United States’ first Director of National Intelligence, was one of the […]
Missing Staten Island Man, John Kambakakis, is Found in Daytona Beach
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – John Kambakakis, the 63 year old Dongan Hills, Staten Island resident who was missing since January 28, has been found in […]
Chicago’s Bishop Demetrios Accused of Intimidating Witness
CHICAGO – Bishop Demetrios of Mokissos, chancellor of the Metropopolis of Chicagom was warned by a prosecutor against “potential efforts to intimidate witnesses” in Fr. […]
Bertha Rorres – TNH Reader since 1937 – Celebrates Her 100th
PHILADELPHIA, PA – Bertha (Panagiotitsa) Rorres has been reading The National Herald since she first came to the United States as a young bride in […]
Petrakis Memoir Resonates
Harry Mark Petrakis’ new book, Song of my Life: A Memoir, is a work of lyrical power and poignancy that may prove to be among his most important works.
Judge Won’t Drop Fr. Dokos Case
MILWAUKEE – On February 5 Milwaukee Circuit Judge M. Joseph Donald rejected the argument made by Fr. James Dokos’ lawyers that the felony theft case […]