Autopsies performed Wednesday revealed that a Tarpon Springs Greek couple found dead in their burning home were murdered, authorities stated. Steve and Flora Georgiou did not show any signs of smoke inhalation and were dead before the fire was set, according to the autopsies done by the Pinellas County Medical Examiner Flora Georgiou, 78, and [...]

Grandson of Pappas Restaurants Captures Ephiphany Cross, Tarpon Springs, FL
A well-known name in the Tarpon Springs community captured the cross during the 105th Epiphany Celebration Thursday afternoon. Louis Pappas (photo), grandson of the famous Jack Louis Pappas of Pappas restaurants, held up the cross in triumph. Pappas was one of 78 young men who jumped into Spring Bayou.

Tarpon Springs, FL Celebrates 105th Year of Epiphany Events
One day each year, eyes from around the world focus on Tarpon Springs, FL as thousands of religious pilgrims and spectators flock to the city. Millions more watch on television. Jan. 6th is the Feast of the Epiphany. It is a day for prayer and pageantry, visiting with friends and relatives and watching as young men [...]

Grandson Inherits Tradition of Carving Tarpon Springs Epiphany Cross
Since the age of 6, Nicholas Souder (photo) has watched or participated in the creation of the coveted Epiphany cross. Souder, now 24, watched as his grandfather, Bill Paskalakis, would take the block of oak or birch wood and carve the two pieces needed for the cross. Souder spent hours with Paskalakis sanding and filing [...]

Greek American Pihakis Busted by Feds for $5.8 Million
Who is the ”old Greek man in Pensacola”? It is Louis Michael Pihakis who is an 80 year old Greek- American living in Pensacola Beach, Florida. He is charged by federal authorities in Arizona of stealing $5.8 million in a financial scheme, where he promised to investors, i.e. victims million-dollar payouts. He is also charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud [...]

Florida Governor Crist to File for a Pardon for Jim Morrison
A Greek has taken over the restoration of Jim Morrison’s reputation, even after his death. The Governor of Florida Charlie Crist is preparing to file for a pardon for the legendary singer of the Doors who was prosecuted forty years ago. Jim Morrison was prosecuted for public indecency during a concert in Miami, Florida on March [...]

Hilary Clinton Defends Greece on the FYROM Name Issue
The Obama administration in Washington D.C. is pushing the Skopian Republic to accept the predominant name for the country which is “Vardaska Makedonija”. However the United Nations official proposal of “Northern Makedonia” remains on the table. Secretary of Foreign Affairs Hilary Clinton was very clear about the intentions of the Obama government at a recent U.S. – E.E. meeting [...]

Archimandrite of Crete in Florida Removed from Post
The Holy Hmiatonomos Church of Crete in Florida under the Ecumenical Patriarch, removed Archimandrite Theophanes Lemonakis (photographed) from his position. The Archimandrite had been performing services since last March at the Church of the Ascension of Christ, of the Holy Monastery of Saint Irene in Clearwater, Florida; which is part of the Archdiocese of Crete. [...]

Bishop Dimitrios of Xanthos Initiates Endowment
Orthodox Christian Fellowship honored its founder, His Grace Bishop Dimitrios of Xanthos, with a tribute dinner on Friday, September 17, 2010 at the San Jose Country Club in Jacksonville, Florida. As a recent seminary graduate in the 1960’s, Bishop Dimitrios (James Couchell) was the driving force in establishing what has become the joint campus ministry [...]

“Greek Tango” in Houston
In an effort to promote Hellenic Culture at all levels in the Southwest region of the US, the Cretan Association of Houston, HCC, present a unique musical event. Not since the 1930’s has such a musical event been offered to the US public. On the 26th of September, at 4:00 PM CST, at the Wortham [...]
Thanos Petrelis’ North American Tour
Thanos Petrelis is launching a small music tour in the U.S. and Canada. The well known singer will begin his tour on September 16th in Atlantic City, New Jersey. He will then preform in Connecticut, Orlando, Chicago, and Toronto. All of Thano Petrelis’ music is produced and written by Foibos.

Greek Wine Tasting in Miami
Wine Down, America’s premier wine tasting party, has joined forces with Boutari Wines and Viceroy Miami to host Wine Down Miami. On Wednesday, August 25th from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., South Florida Wine Lovers are invited to join celebrity wine consultant Michael Green formerly the Wine and Spirits Consultant to Gourmet Magazine and Wine [...]
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