BOSTON, MA – A new Greek spot has opened its doors in the neighborhood. The new addition, called Gyro City, is located at 181 Chestnut Hill Ave. (between Embassy Road & Chiswick Road), in Brighton, Hoodline reports .
“Known for its Greek classics, this isn’t Gyro City’s first eatery in Boston — there’s another location over in Fenway.
The new Brighton location has a robust menu of appetizers (think spanakopita, tzatziki, hummus, lentil soup and dolmades) and sandwiches, including the chicken or pork gyro and pita sandwiches, which can be stuffed with a number of choices, from lamb to falafel.”
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HIMARE - The Special Court of Tirana is to decide next Monday, May 22, whether the newly-elected mayor of Himare, ethnic Greek Fredi Beleri, and his associate Pantelis Kokavessis will be released from prison or remain jailed on remand, according to judicial and diplomatic sources in the Albanian capitalThe secretary general of the Greek Foreign Ministry, Haris Lalakos, visited Beleri on Thursday to witness the conditions of his incarceration with his his own eyes, as well as the state of his health.
FALMOUTH, MA – The police in Falmouth have identified the victim in an accident involving a car plunging into the ocean on February 20, NBC10 Boston reported.
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