BINGHAMTON, NY – On February 20, Leonidas AHEPA Chapter 77 had the honor of initiating three new members to the brotherhood. The ceremony was held at the chapter lodge, housed since its inception at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Binghamton. AHEPA District 6 Warden and Syracuse Chapter 37 President Michael Labatos administered the oath to new members Peter Konstantakos, Paul Stefos, and Peter Stefos.
AHEPA Supreme Vice President Lou Atsaves and District 6 Lt. Governor Chris Pappis attended virtually. The chapter officers are President Alex Kermidas, Vice President James Anastos, Secretary Anastasios Stefos, and Treasurer Ernest Skiadas. Also in attendance from Syracuse Chapter 37 was Spiros Lostaros.
The historic AHEPA Chapter 77, established on July 12, 1925 and reactivated on May 27, 2018, recently sponsored their second annual successful coat drive in November 2021 for five of Binghamton’s city schools.
Congratulations Order of AHEPA, Leonidas Chapter 77. May you enjoy years of success, health and happiness, as the AHEPA brand journeys to its 100th Anniversary in 2022.
BINGHAMTON, NY – Daughters of Penelope (DOP) Athens Chapter 39 celebrated the holidays early on December 2 along with the upcoming first anniversary of the reinstatement of their chapter.
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.
NEW YORK – With a Zeibekiko, the dance of Zorba, and island dances, Commander John Pappas bid farewell to the NYPD Transit Bureau K-9 Unit, retiring after 29 years of service.
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is making a big push to raise money for his reelection effort before the end of the year, appearing at seven events through next Monday — with more to come.
BINGHAMTON, NY – Daughters of Penelope (DOP) Athens Chapter 39 celebrated the holidays early on December 2 along with the upcoming first anniversary of the reinstatement of their chapter.
ARLINGTON, Va. — A massive explosion at a duplex where police were investigating reports of shots fired shook a Washington, D.
NIR OZ, Israel — The engineer and his family cowered in the safe room, dark except for a red remote-control light because they feared the gunmen outside his door would notice anything brighter.
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