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Meraki Greek Bistro Now Open in Williamsburg, Brooklyn

BROOKLYN, NY – From Greece to Miami to Brooklyn, Meraki Greek Bistro is now open in Williamsburg at 252 Grand Street.

Long-Haul Well-Heeled Travelers Favor Greece for Vacation Spot

ATHENS - Greece’s quest for as many tourists as possible, despite businesses taking over beaches, is seeing the affluent who take long air trips over 10 hours for destinations picking the country as one of their favorites.

The First Ecogenia Social Service Program Launched in Litochoro

LITOCHORO – Ecogenia announced the start of the new Social Service Program in Litochoro, Pieria, at a press conference on March 29.

Special Screenings of ‘Tailor’ in Chicago and San Francisco

NEW YORK – Greek-German filmmaker Sonia Liza Kenterman shared with The National Herald two upcoming screenings of her award-winning film ‘Tailor’ following the packed March 18 screening at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library in New York City.

Hikers Social Media Video Shows Apparent Giant Skull in Meteora Pillars

Hikers exploring Greece’s renowned Metéora rock complex that has an ancient history and is near the mountains of Pindos - making a UNESCO world heritage site - said they spotted what appeared to be a giant skull stuck between pillars.

Russia Believed Targeted Odessa Area Where Zelensky Met Mitsotakis

ATHENS - Indications are that Russia launched a missile strike on Ukraine’s port of Odessa knowing that Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was there to meet President Volodymyr Zelensky a few hundred meters away from where it struck.

During Detente, Turkey Challenges Greece’s Sovereignty of Aegean Islands

ATHENS - While there’s been an easing of tensions between the countries, Turkey said that Greece’s positioning of troops on some Aegean islands near Turkey’s coast violates peace treaties and said their sovereignty could be challenged.

Saint Sophia Philoptochos General Assembly, Helping Union Rescue Mission, March 17

LOS ANGELES – The Saint Sophia Philoptochos hosts its General Assembly, Sunday, March 17, 12 noon, in the Maria Maniatakos Pavilion of the Huffington Center at Saint Sophia Cathedral, 1324 S.

Greek-American John Avlon, Ex-CNN Political Analyst, Running for Congress

NEW YORK – Greek-American John Avlon, a Democrat and former CNN political analyst, announced on February 21 that he is running for Congress in New York’s 1st Congressional District, the New York Times reported, noting that he is entering “a crowded congressional primary to try to flip a Republican-held swing seat on Long Island.

SBU’s Moutsanidis Receives NSF Grant to Advance Coastal Climate Resilience

STONY BROOK, NY – Stony Brook University Assistant Professor Georgios Moutsanidis, PhD, in the Department of Civil Engineering at Stony Brook University, has received a Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for pivotal research on increasing the resilience of coastal structures totaling nearly $500,000.

Meraki Greek Bistro Now Open in Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Long-Haul Well-Heeled Travelers Favor Greece for Vacation Spot

The First Ecogenia Social Service Program Launched in Litochoro

Special Screenings of ‘Tailor’ in Chicago and San Francisco

Hikers Social Media Video Shows Apparent Giant Skull in Meteora Pillars

Russia Believed Targeted Odessa Area Where Zelensky Met Mitsotakis

During Detente, Turkey Challenges Greece’s Sovereignty of Aegean Islands

Saint Sophia Philoptochos General Assembly, Helping Union Rescue Mission, March 17

Greek-American John Avlon, Ex-CNN Political Analyst, Running for Congress

SBU’s Moutsanidis Receives NSF Grant to Advance Coastal Climate Resilience

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