Month: June 2013
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Jun- 2013 -19 JuneNews
Krafian Competes in Massachusetts Track & Field Championships
On Sat., June 8, Fitchburg State University hosted the 3rd Massachusetts Middle School Track & Field Championships, where more than…
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19 JuneNews
ARS Chapters Hold 11th Annual ‘Walk Armenia’ in NJ
RIDGEFIELD, N.J.—On Sun., May 5, the Armenian Relief Society (ARS) of Eastern USA held “Walk Armenia,” its 11th Annual Walkathon,…
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18 JuneFeatured
Sassounian: Despite Internal Turmoil, Turkey Keeps up Genocide Denial Campaign
Some may have expected that the recent mass protests and unrest in Turkey would preoccupy its leaders, distracting them from…
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18 JuneFeatured
Letter: Genocide Education in Pennsylvania
Dear Editor: The Legislature of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is considering a Genocide Education measure for the high schools. Working…
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18 JuneFeatured
The Armenian Kitchen Hits One Million Views
BOYNTON BEACH, Fla.—What’s cooking in the Armenian Kitchen these days? Chief cooks Doug and Robyn Kalajian happen to be celebrating…
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17 JuneFeatured
Murder Highlights Yet Again ‘Environment of Impunity’ in Syunik Province
YEREVAN (A.W.)—“At the moment, my mind is blank. I have only one thought—that everything must be done to prove my…
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16 JuneFeatured
Union City Holds Annual May 28th Observance
UNION CITY, N.J.—On Fri., May 24, city officials in Union City hosted the annual flag raising ceremony in observance of…
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16 JuneFeatured
‘Friends of FAR Children’s Center’ Hold Fundraiser in NY
CHART HOUSE, N.J.—With a stunning view of the New York City skyline in the background, a group of dedicated women…
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16 JuneNews
ARS Eastern USA Announces Essay Contest Winners
More than 120 students from Armenian schools across the East Coast participated in the Armenian Relief Society (ARS) Eastern USA’s…
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14 JuneFeatured
Nagorno-Karabagh: Preventive and Remedial Recognition vs. Azerbaijani Threats
The Nagorno-Karabagh conflict, one of the longest-lasting conflicts in the region, seems to have passed into an essential phase of…
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