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  • George Kalaitzis

    George Kalaitzis

    George P. Kalaitzis, a resident of Blue Bell, died August 13, 2016, at the age of 79. He was the beloved husband of the late Mary. He is survived by brother-in-law Bill Mackrides and sister-in-law…


  • Tinos, Greece, 1996

    Tinos, Greece, 1996

    Pilgrims crawl through the main port town of Tinos to the landmark Greek Orthodox church of Panagia Evangelistria. Each year, on August 15th, Tinos becomes a place of worship on the Dormition of the Virgin…


  • Trabzon, Turkey, 2010

    Trabzon, Turkey, 2010

    Greek Orthodox pilgrims gather at the historic monastery of Panagia Soumela in Eastern Turkey along the Black sea coast. The historic region known as Pontos, was home to the Pontian Greeks who colonized the region…


  • Local Pan-macedonian Chapters Call For NBC To Clarify Truth

    Local Pan-macedonian Chapters Call For NBC To Clarify Truth

    Philadelphia, PA – The Pan-Macedonian Association USA, Philadelphia Chapters denounce the NBC news anchors who made a gross historical error during the 2016 Rio De Janeiro Opening Ceremonies. To an audience of 26.5 million viewers,…


  • AHEPA Dismayed With Nbc’s Historical Inaccuracies During Opening Ceremony Of Olympic Games

    AHEPA Dismayed With Nbc’s Historical Inaccuracies During Opening Ceremony Of Olympic Games

    Washington DC – The American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA), is dismayed profoundly by the egregious misappropriation and botching of historical facts about Alexander the Great presented by the producers of NBC Olympics during the…


  • AHI Appalled By Nbc’s Olympics Opening Ceremony Reporting

    AHI Appalled By Nbc’s Olympics Opening Ceremony Reporting

    Washington, DC – The American Hellenic Institute (AHI) is outraged at NBC as its commentators – Matt Lauer, Hoda Kotb and Meredith Vieira – linked Philip II of Macedonia and Alexander the Great to the…


  • Xanthi, Greece, 1998

    Xanthi, Greece, 1998

    In the Eastern Province of Thrace, along its border with its neighbor Bulgaria, ethnic Pomak women gather to shop at a street bazaar. Pomaks are Slavic Muslims inhabiting Bulgaria, northeastern Greece, and northwestern Turkey. Image…


  • St. Luke Greek Affair 2016

    St. Luke Greek Affair 2016

    It’s the Greek Affair from September 21st through the 25th at St. Luke Greek Orthodox Church in Broomall Pennsylvania. Tour of our Byzantine church, shop at our flea market and clap along to traditional folk…


  • St. Sophia Greek Fall Festival 2016

    St. Sophia Greek Fall Festival 2016

    Valley Forge, PA – Your summer trip to Greece is a memory now. Let’s have a Greek coffee and pastry at the St. Sophia Greek Festival and reminisce about your journey. From September 8th to…


  • Alexandra Skoures

    Alexandra Skoures

    Alexandra Skoures, daughter of Apostolos and Fotini Zofolis, passed away on Friday, July 29th. Alexandra was born in Ioannina, Greece and at the age of 18 came to the US where she continued her education…


  • Zachariades Elected AHEPA Supreme President

    Zachariades Elected AHEPA Supreme President

    Washington, DC – The delegates of the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA), elected Andrew C. Zachariades, Brick, NJ as their supreme president at the 94th Annual Supreme Convention, Las Vegas, NV. Zachariades ran unopposed…


  • Samarina, Greece, 1999

    Samarina, Greece, 1999

    Dressed in traditional folk attire, citizens of the village of Samarina come together at a summer festival to dance and celebrate the traditions of their ancestors. Samarina is a village and a former municipality in…