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John Pappajohn: “I Always Dreamed of Helping People”

IOWA – "Since I was a child I dreamed of things I wanted to do.

Moving Ceremony and Lighting of St. Nicholas Church and National Shrine at WTC (Pics & Vids)

NEW YORK – On September 10, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America and the Friends of Saint Nicholas hosted a moving ceremony and the first ever lighting of the Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine at the World Trade Center presided over by His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros of America.

Stephen and Areti Cherpelis Hellenic School Graduation at St. Nicholas

FLUSHING, NY – The students of the Stephen and Areti Cherpelis Hellenic afternoon school of the St.

New Nonprofit Helping Kids from Greece

Hellenic Heart for Kids is a non-profit organization dedicated to fundraising for children located in Greece or Cyprus whose medical needs can only be addressed within the United States.

Adoptions of Greeks in America – From Nafpaktos to Tennessee

In 2017, Linda Carol Forrest Trotter from Tennessee, after a searching trip and after her adoptive parents had died, discovered her biological mother, in Nafpaktos.

Evie Hantzopoulos: A Greek Candidate for District 22

Greek-American Evie Hantzopoulos is running for the New York City Council in District 22 in the Borough of Queens, which includes Astoria, the area of Queens that is most Greek.

Greek Festivals Are Back After a Year of COVID-19

More than one year after the pandemic began, Greek communities are starting over, organizing their annual festivals after most of them were cancelled or postponed.

Artists Nonfictions – Alternative Urban Guides by Artists and Friends for Heraklion and NYC

Eirini Linardaki is a visual artist sharing her time between the island of Crete and the city of New York.

Mantinada – A Uniquely Cretan and Poetic Way of Life

‘Mantinada’ is the art of musical declamation (recitative) in the form of a narrative sung to the rhythm of accompanying music.

Taste the Cretan Wine and Beer

Τhe history of wine in Crete and its bonds with the island have deep roots, dating even further back than the Homeric epics.

John Pappajohn: “I Always Dreamed of Helping People”

Moving Ceremony and Lighting of St. Nicholas Church and National Shrine at WTC (Pics & Vids)

Stephen and Areti Cherpelis Hellenic School Graduation at St. Nicholas

New Nonprofit Helping Kids from Greece

Adoptions of Greeks in America – From Nafpaktos to Tennessee

Evie Hantzopoulos: A Greek Candidate for District 22

Greek Festivals Are Back After a Year of COVID-19

Artists Nonfictions – Alternative Urban Guides by Artists and Friends for Heraklion and NYC

Mantinada – A Uniquely Cretan and Poetic Way of Life

Taste the Cretan Wine and Beer

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