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Everything you need to know about Greek Orthodox Easter
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Greek Christians mark rare Good Friday in Turkish north Cyprus
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Greek-American Stores in New York Welcome and Serve Pascha Shoppers
ASTORIA – Greek-American proprietors have been preparing for weeks – if no months – to take care of the holiday needs of their fellow Orthodox Christians. This year, Greeks will not be able to take advantage of post-Easter sales of cards and Easter bunnies, since Eastern and Western Easters coincide, but the traditional Balkan Pascha […]
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Chobani to expand beyond top-selling Greek yogurt
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Greek Tourism Receipts Soar
Greece's tourism is off to a booming start with revenues up 17.3% in January and February, pointing to hopes for a bonanza summer season.
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The Soccer Shame of Greece
ATHENS – Following what was described as the shameful spectacle of brawls between members of Greece’s national soccer team, flares being fired and fish dumped on a bench in a semi-final match for the country’s soccer title, the government said it would move to curb unruliness in the sport. Greek soccer is often tainted by […]
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Cyprus To Test Bond Market
Bailed-out Cyprus says it will issue six-year government bonds every month starting in June as a first step to returning more permanently.
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TV Celeb Debbie Matenopoulos Talks to TNH about Greeks and Cooking
BEVERLY HILLS, CA – “Charming” is the word cardiologist Michael Ozner uses to describe Debbie Matenopoulos in the foreword of her new book, It’s all Greek to Me. That adjective certainly applies to her – as do a dozen other praiseworthy ones – but her most evident quality, as revealed in an interview with TNH, […]
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Greece's Muslim Immigrants Are Ashamed of Their Prison Tattoos
Olympiakos On The Brink
Two-Time Euroleague basketball champion Olympiakos is on the edge of elimination falling behind 2-0 after losing to Real Madrid, 82-77
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Samaras Girds For Key Elections
Premier Antonis Samaras is putting together a strategy for the May elections for Greek municipalities and the European Parliament.
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Graffiti Tells Greek Crisis’ Story
Greece's graffiti artists have taken to the walls of Athens and other cities to protest a society under austerity siege.
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Bank of Greece Confirms Primary Surplus for Q1 2014
Greek Finance Ministry Clarifies Real Estate ‘Incremental Value’ Tax Issues
Samaras Plans Post-Easter Election Push
Catholic, Greek Orthodox bishops to celebrate Easter service together
Greece's health system victim of debt crisis but reform now possible: experts
Greece's Eurobank's share offering to take place April 25-29
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#tbt Greek Games Edition
Vassiliou: Famagusta Good Friday service sends symbolic message of reconciliation
Androulla Vassiliou, European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth, has welcomed the decision to organise a Good Friday service at the Ayios Giorgos Exoronis church in Famagusta - the first such service since 1957. The Commissioner will be among an expected 4 000 worshippers at the event.
"This is a positive and symbolic message of reconciliation for Cyprus. The agreement to hold the service is a good example of the progress that can be achieved through cultural and religious dialogue. Everyone associated with organising the event should be proud of themselves. They are not only sending an important message to fellow Cypriots but also to the international community about our commitment to peace and reconciliation,” said Commissioner Vassiliou.
Background
The Ayios Giorgos Exoronis church lies within the walled city of Famagusta, which is close to the fenced off area of Famagusta, known by Greek Cypriots as Varosha.
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Judge Has Hilarious Conversation With Drug Offender Named Edward Cocaine
A Florida man named Edward Cocaine was arrested on drug charges Tuesday. Really.
The interesting name was a surprise to County Judge John Hurley, who responded with a stunned "What?" after the bailiff announced the name in court Wednesday, Sun-Sentinel reports.
"You know, I'd thought I'd seen it all," said Hurley amid laughter. "How many times have the police told you to step out of the car during your life?"
"Just about every time I get pulled over," Cocaine responded to the judge, speaking via video link. The man was busted with Xanax in Pembroke Pines, New York Daily News reported.
"What's your name, Cocaine?" Hurley said, mocking what a police officer might say. "All right smart guy, out of the car."
The name is for real — it's on Cocaine's driver's license — and he explained that his great-grandparents came from Greece and changed their last name in the 1920s.
The judge released Cocaine on his own recognizance, the Sentinel reported.
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A Good Friday Thaw On Cyprus
A Greek church will celebrate a Good Friday mass in Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus for the first time in 58 years.
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President Taps Greek-American for HHS – UPDATED
WASHINGTON, DC – President Barack Obama has nominated Sylvia Mathews Burwell, the Director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to replace outgoing Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. Arguably, by taking over the reins of healthcare reform, Burwell, along with Secretary of State John Kerry, will oversee activities that to a great […]
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Greek-Americans Mark Holy Week in NY
NEW YORK – Greek Orthodox Christians throughout the New York Metropolitan Area attended Holy Week services at the churches of their choice. 2014 is one of the years when Western and Eastern Easters coincide – contrary to popular opinion, there is no simple regularity to the occurrence. The National Herald wishes all its subscribers, advertisers […]
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