The deadly coronavirus claimed the life of George Possas, a veteran of World War II. Possas, 93, of East Northport,
Last month, Sons of Pericles embarked on their inaugural “Rising Sons” Conference at the Diakonia Retreat Center in Salem, South
At the turn of the 20th century many Greeks came to the United States seeking a better life. They worked hard
In an effort to maintain the traditions and customs of the first Greek settlers that arrived on the American continent,
New York University officially announced that it will offer a new class revolving around the historical origins of Greek Rebetiko
The St. Photios National Shrine— a historic building that once served as refuge to the first Greeks that arrived in
Henry Ford Health System has selected internationally recognized brain tumor expert, Dr. Steven N. Kalkanis, to be the chief executive
For 50 years, The Hellenic Chronicle served as a primary source of information about happenings in the Greek-American community. Through
Much of what John Paul DeJoria does today goes back almost 70 years to the moment his destitute Greek immigrant
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