Month: August 2013

Armenian Soldier Captured Crossing Azeri Border

YEREVAN (A.W.)—On the night of August 7, Hakob Injighulyan, an Armenian citizen and an army conscript, crossed the Azeri border…

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The Camper Wears Tye-Dye: A Survival Guide for Parents with Campers Returning Home

By U. Arev Dinkjian You might notice a few changes in your child’s behavior once s/he is back home. Do…

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Rendahl: A New Toast

If you’ve ever read my blog, you may have noticed that many of my posts bear the label “strangers.” That…

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Obituary: Laura J. Albanese (1961-2013)

Dr. Laura J. Albanese, 52, of Cranston, R.I., passed away on Tues., Aug. 6 at her home, surrounded by her…

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Session 2 at Camp Haiastan

FRANKLIN, Mass.—As the campers made their way to the Saturday Night Dance, in semi-formal attire, it hit them that their…

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Gourgen Manoukian Exhibit to Open at ALMA

WATERTOWN, Mass.—Gourgen Manoukian was born in Yerevan, Armenia, and studied at the Moscow Art Institute. He later returned to Armenia…

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Presentation of ‘Legacy of Armenian Treasures’ at NAASR

BELMONT, Mass.—On Sat., Aug. 24, Edmond Y. Azadian will be the principal speaker at the Boston-area launch of the book…

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A Plate of Hope: ARS Offers Hot Meals to the Needy in Aleppo

WATERTOWN, Mass. (A.W.)—In the midst of the ongoing war and turmoil in Syria, what is more substantial than hope for…

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Mouradian: The Sultans of Swindling

“To dispossess the people unyieldingly, the government has created monopolies (tobacco, salt, railroads, mines), that aim at snatching from the…

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Sassounian: Not in Turkey’s Interest to Provoke Border Clash with Armenia

A deadly incident with potentially serious consequences took place on the Armenian-Turkish border on the night of July 31. Armenian…

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