The Greensboro Greek Festival will be held from Friday through Sunday at the Greek Orthodox Church, 800 Westridge Road. Enjoy music and dancing, Greek cuisine and pastries, shopping and cultural exhib...
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How the world sees Greece
Friday, September 28, 2018
Triad Weekend: Greek festival; George Clinton brings the funk to Greensboro
Greek Fest 2018 kicks off in Knoxvvile
Greek Fest 2018 kicks off in Knoxvvile Harry Andriopoulos serves up loukoumades during the first day of Greek Fest on Sept. 28, 2018. Check out this story on knoxnews.com: https://knoxne.ws/2zEfjaL
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ATHEX: Italy's fiscal Medicane strikes GREEK bourse too
Local stocks were laid low yesterday by the Italian flu that is ailing not only most eurozone markets but also the euro itself, to say nothing of GREEK ...
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URI Theatre plans 'diverse season' – from GREEK tragedy to contemporary teenage commentary to ...
Howard's first season as chair opens Oct. 11 with “Women & War,” a double bill of GREEK classics that are co-sponsored by the URI Honors Colloquium ...
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Dijsselbloem admits GREEK programs were too difficult
He now wishes to amend his statement at the time that the GREEKS “cannot spend all the money on drinks and women and then ask for help,” saying ...
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GREEK Dinner Festival celebrates 83 years in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. - The 83rd annual GREEK Festival at Spokane's Holy Trinity GREEK Orthodox Church gives you the chance to get a taste of GREEK ...
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URI Theatre opens season with two classic GREEK plays in one night
Lorraine Guerra, left, of Cranston, plays Lysistrata and Ariana Pacheco, of North Kingstown, plays Calonice in URI Theatre's production of “Lysistrata.
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Greek Life Review Update: Survey Closes, Reviewers Complete Site Visit
Earlier this summer, Syracuse University began its top-to-bottom review of Greek Life. External partners David Westol, Karyn Nishimura Sneath, and Veronica Moore, who bring decades of experience evalu...
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Lucas Papademos Fast Facts
Read CNN's Fast Facts about Lucas Papademos and learn more about the former prime minister of Greece.
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Greek PM says country faced three major crises in his UN address
He said the country faced the economic crisis and the refugee crisis
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UN General Assembly: Greek PM Tsipras Calls for Better Cooperation on Migrants
NEW YORK – Greece is using its address to world leaders to chastise some European neighbors for turning their backs on migrants who continue to […] The post UN General Assembly: Greek PM Tsipras Calls for Better Cooperation on Migrants appeared first on The National Herald.
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Potters Bar GREEK School celebrates 40 years
Now that he is chair of the GREEK School in Potters Bar, he is focused on making sure that learning GREEK and staying connected to the GREEK ...
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UN Secretary General praises Greece over migration crisis
The UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres met with GREEK Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras in New York and congratulated Greece for its humanitarian ...
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Andrew Killey rejects calls to quit after liking 'GREEK crooks' tweet
A SA Tourism Commission board member is standing by “liking” a social media post referring to “GREEK crooks” — despite Opposition calls for his ...
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Tsipras meets Wilbur Ross to attract US investment to Greece
According to GREEK government sources Tsipras spoke up the GREEK economy asserting that it “has regained its stability and is recovering,” as well as ...
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GREEK chapters strut their stuff for a good cause
Many Case Western Reserve University GREEK chapters gathered together to strut their stuff on Friday, Sept. 21 in support of Court Appointed Special ...
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2000-Year-Old GREEK Tomb Painting Found in Italy
A 2,000-year-old painting depicting a naked servant carrying a jug of wine and a vase, has been discovered inside a tomb in Cumae, which is ...
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GREEK central banker succeeds Liikanen on ECB's audit committee
ATHENS, Sept 28 (Reuters) - The Governing Council of the European Central Bank has named GREEK central bank chief Yannis Stournaras as a ...
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GREEK presence to enlarge in Madrid
GREEK participation at this year's event is set to be three times larger than it was in 2017, according to TIF-Helexpo, the organisers of the Freskon ...
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GREEK toddler in hospital in Crete after balcony fall
A 4-year-old boy was in critical condition on Friday after falling from the balcony of his family's second-floor home in the Cretan port of Iraklio.
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GREEK draft budget to be tabled without including the pension cuts
On the other hand, it also seems difficult for the GREEK Finance ministry to file a draft budget which would include pension cuts and deliver it to the ...
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Italy’s not the new Greece. It’s the new Argentina.
For decades, Rome has portrayed its fiscal constraints as foreign impositions.
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Recipes: Mediterranean menu of baked fish, Greek salad, potatoes with lemon & feta
Boiling the potatoes briefly, then drying and roughing them up a little before tossing them into the hot oven, is the secret to deliciously crispy results. 5-6 Agria potatoes, peeled and cut into 3-4c...
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Storm Zorba bears down on Greece, Athens area also alerted
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greek authorities have extended a severe weather warning to include greater Athens and most of southern Greece over the weekend as a second powerful storm — dubbed Zorba — heads eastward toward the country. The island of Crete, other southern islands in the Aegean Sea and most of the southern mainland was also placed on alert as the national meteorological service said weather conditions could be life-threatening. Winds are expected to reach up to 100 kph (62 mph). On Friday, bad weather from a previous low-pressure front toppled trees, causing power outages in parts of Athens and disrupting suburban rail services. Schools in the Greek capital and several other parts of the country were closed Friday.
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Greek Prosecutor Summons Attica Governor over Deadly Attica Floods
The governor of the prefecture of Attica, Rena Dourou, has been summoned by a prosecutor as a suspect for the floods west of Athens in 2017 that claimed the lives of 23 people. According to ...
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Greek bond yields reach 4-month high
Partly as a result of the Matteo Salvini's pledge to keep his pre-election financial promises
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Greek-American Greg Psitos Outsmarts Google Maps
For centuries, people have relied on maps to figure out where they are and where they’re going. But today’s digital maps — seemingly more precise […] The post Greek-American Greg Psitos Outsmarts Google Maps appeared first on The National Herald.
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Αναβολή 10ου Greece Race for the Cure
Ο Πανελλήνιος Σύλλογος Γυναικών με Καρκίνο Μαστού «’Αλμα Ζωής», αποφάσισε να αναβάλει τον προγραμματισμένο για την Κυριακή 30 Σεπτεμβρίου, συμβολικό αγώνα δρόμου & περίπατο Greece […] The post Αναβολή 10ου Greece Race for the Cure appeared first on The National Herald GR.
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Spartanburg Greek Festival officials: Event on "rain or shine"
The weather may be gloomy, but Spartanburg Greek Festival officials at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church say they’re on for the second day of the festival, “rain or shine.” Friday’s festivities begin ...
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Asheville Greek Festival returns this weekend
The Asheville Greek Festival is back this weekend for the 32nd year. On News 13 This Morning Lauren Brigman shares a look at the preparations underway and what attendees can enjoy. Organizers ...
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'Medicane,' a rare, hurricane-like storm, is on track to hit Europe
People in Greece and Turkey are bracing themselves for a rare and powerful hurricane-type storm in southern Europe's Mediterranean region, due to hit this weekend.
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For Third Time, Greek Justices Hear Former ELSTAT Chief’s Case
ATHENS – It will be up to a Greek Council of Appellate Justices – a third time – whether Andreas Georgiou, the former head of […] The post For Third Time, Greek Justices Hear Former ELSTAT Chief’s Case appeared first on The National Herald.
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After Three Years, Capital Controls in Greece Being Lifted
ATHENS – More than three years after they were imposed to prevent a run on the banks amid fears Greece would leave the Eurozone and […] The post After Three Years, Capital Controls in Greece Being Lifted appeared first on The National Herald.
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Rare storm called 'Medicane' bearing down on Greece
Sept. 28 (UPI) --An infrequent type of storm known as a "Medicane" -- because of its hurricane like features and impact on the Mediterranean -- is on track for Greece and Turkey this weekend, forecast...
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Greece's civil protection services on high alert as tropical-like cyclone is expected
GREEK civil protection services are on high alert as the country is in threat of a cyclone, this comes as forest fires hit Kefalonia and an earthquake rattled ...
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Another 400 refugees to be relocated from Lesvos camp to GREEK mainland
Greece's immigration authorities plan on Friday to ferry another 400 asylum seekers from the squalid Moria camp on the island of Lesvos to more ...
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GREEK FM attends Forum of Ancient Civilisations
Greece's Foreign Minister Nikos Kotsias attended the meeting of the Forum of Ancient Civilisations in New York after completing his meetings in the ...
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Greece flights and ferries could be halted by Mediterranean cyclone known as 'medicane'
Airlines flying in southeast Europe have been warned of winds gusting to almost 100mph as a Mediterranean cyclone known as a “medicane” develops off the coast of Libya. Eurocontrol, the Brussels-based ...
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With $1.29 Billion Unaccounted for, Follie Follie Faces Closure
ATHENS – The founders and leaders of embattled Greek jewelry and accessory maker resigned after an audit found discrepancies of $1.29 billion in cash reserves, […] The post With $1.29 Billion Unaccounted for, Follie Follie Faces Closure appeared first on The National Herald.
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There is no point negotiating with the European Union – just ask Yanis Varoufakis
Drawing on his own experience during the GREEK debt crisis, he had said that she was running at a brick wall, and so far he's been proved absolutely ...
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GREEK bailout was long and hard, ex-Eurogroup chief says
The GREEK economic rescue program was “very hard, with many failures,” the former head of the Eurogroup, Jeroen Dijsselbloem has told Euronews ...
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Greek Mountain Tea: Medicine and Elixir since the Ancient Times
Greek mountain tea, or sideritis, has been used since the ancient times as medicine, a refreshment, a memory and energy booster, and is one of Greece’s most recognizable and popular herbs.
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Macedonia to vote on new name to end Greek row
Skopje (AFP) - Voters across the Balkan state of Macedonia will decide Sunday whether to re-name their country North Macedonia, an emotional vote that could end a bitter row with Greece and unlock a p...
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Greece prepares for storm "Zorba"
Greece is preparing for a severe autumn storm that has the characteristics of a hurricane. Ferry traffic could be affected. Above all, be careful on the Peloponnese peninsula and on the Mediterranean island of Crete!
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Italy Scalds Bond Investors in Replay of Greece
(Bloomberg Opinion) -- A populist euro zone government plays fast and loose with its budget in defiance of the strictures of Brussels, prompting a surge in bond yields. Investors have seen this movie ...
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Macedonia or North Macedonia? Vote tests a nation's identity
SKOPJE, Macedonia (AP) — Macedonians have had a country to call their own for less than three decades. Now, the citizens of one of Europe's youngest countries are being asked to weigh matters of national identity and national interest as they decide a fundamental question: what their homeland will be called. A referendum set for Sunday in Macedonia seeks voter support for changing the Balkan nation's name to North Macedonia. Greece has agreed to drop longstanding objections to neighboring Macedonia joining NATO and eventually becoming a member of the European Union, if the new name is approved.
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Robin Robertson: ‘The poetry world is polarised. I’m in the middle, vaguely appalled’
The Man Booker shortlisted writer on his love for Jane Bowles and biographies, and why he never gives books as presents The book I’m currently reading As always, I have submissions to read (I work in publishing). When I’m allowed to read for pleasure, it’s usually non-fiction – or something ancient and Greek. The book that changed my life I was brought up within earshot of north-east Scottish dialect, folklore and music, in what remained of a fishing community with its oral tradition, superstitions and legends. Tending to the solitary, I fell naturally towards books and read indiscriminately. The stories I remember were Scottish folk tales, the Greek myths (in some hopelessly expurgated edition, upgraded slowly through the years) and Grimm. As a teenager I found Mervyn Peake’s Titus books intoxicating, and those novels, probably, started my passion for fiction, while Yeats and Hughes and Heaney were making poetry crucial to me. I’m not sure a book has changed my life, but all great art jolts your perspective and enlarges your gaze. Continue reading...
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Project No Red Zone: WSA Convenes GREEK Organizations to Talk About Sexual Assault Prevention
Members from Wesleyan's GREEK organizations convened in Tishler Lecture Hall in Exley to hear the talk and participate in a brief bystander ...
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Editorial: Daily Editorial Board looks at ISU Housing verses GREEK life
First, the extended deadlines for residents moving into GREEK housing to cancel without penalty have been moved from the 2016 date of August 1 to ...
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GREEK Oxygen in a can is the new “must have” souvenir from Greece
The company launched the product in June of 2016 and the concept behind it, according to the GREEK Oxygen team was to create a souvenir that ...
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