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NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s relationship with police, already strained by accusations he sided with… Continue reading N.Y. Cops Unhappy With Mayor
NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s relationship with police, already strained by accusations he sided with… Continue reading N.Y. Cops Unhappy With Mayor
NICOSIA – On October 4 the Cyprus Government warned that Turkish provocations in Cyprus’ Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) including any… Continue reading Cyrpus Warns Turkey Re: EEZ Acts
By Dr. Constantina Michalos HOUSTON, TX – I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease in 1998 and, with regular monitoring… Continue reading Man on Moon and Other Miracles in Houston, On Edge, Not Heart, of TX
NICOSIA – Nicos Anastasiades, the President of the Republic of Cyprus, and Dervis Eroglu, the Turkish Cypriot leader, will meet… Continue reading Cypriot Leaders Scheduled to Meet
WASHINGTON — Hillary Rodham Clinton is hitting the campaign trail for Democrats in October, lending her name and support in… Continue reading Hillary Campaigns For Crist, Dems
NICOSIA, Cyprus — Britain’s prime minister says that two more warplanes will be deployed at a British air base on… Continue reading UK Deploys 2 More Planes on Cyprus
Steven Lagos, a 15 year-old student at Fort Hamilton High School who went missing on Wednesday, October 1st, was found… Continue reading Missing Boy, Steven Lagos, Found
NEW YORK – A veritable Who’s Who of the Greek-American business community filled the Anie Gund Garden Lobby of the… Continue reading Gala Raises $2 Million-PLUS for Greece
BOSTON – “Wine, Poets and Performers” is the informal name of the cluster of the newly-renovated galleries of Greek Art… Continue reading Renovated Boston MFA Greek Galleries Dazzle
Father George Anastasiou, the pastor of the Church of the Transfiguration of Christ in Corona, Queens, seen above with Presbytera… Continue reading Father George Anastasiou of Transfiguration in Corona Named NYPD Chaplain
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