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Greek day schools are increasing their tuition fees for the upcoming academic year of 2010. These increases are considered substantial but as school officials...

The Greek independent schools of Melbourne have managed to dodge the ‘swine flu’, at least to date. There are currently no known cases at any...

Greece honored Professor Ioannis Korinthios, a Diaspora Greek in Italy, for his efforts to protect and promote the Greek language worldwide. Korinthios was awarded the...

The oldest Greek-American in Marion, Ohio, US, who arrived there during the 1950s, will celebrate her 95th birthday at the end of June. Helen Bomas...

Greek acting legend and former politician Maro Kontou turns 90 years old today. Her special occasion was announced on social media by Finos Films,...

Greeks fought on the side of the Allies on D-Day, June 6, 1944, which was largest seaborne invasion in history.

On the morning of May 30, 1941, two young Greeks, Manolis Glezos and Lakis Santas climbed on Acropolis and took down the Nazi flag.

Today, the Orthodox Church commemorates the memory of Lydia, a Greek woman mentioned in the New Testament who is thought to be the first...

The "Lady of Ro", Despina Achladioti, is a symbol of patriotism and defiance by raising and lowering the Greek flag every day, for decades

Ancient Greeks had a lot of respect for the mother and honored her accordingly as the life-giver, centuries before Mother's Day was celebrated