Month: October 2013

ACF to Unveil History of ‘Armenian Orphan Rug’

ARLINGTON, Mass.—“The beautiful rug woven by the [Armenian] children in the [Ghazir] orphanage in the Lebanons has been received. This,…

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Indian Orchard Bazaar to Celebrate National Cuisine

INDIAN ORCHARD, Mass.—St. Gregory Armenian Apostolic Church members will hold their annual Armenian Bazaar on Sat., Oct. 19 from 10…

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An Uphill Olympics Quest for Arman Serebrakian

NOVATO, Calif.—Like the Catskills, the road to Sochi is very high and bumpy for Olympic ski aspirant Arman Serebrakian. But…

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Sassounian: European Court of Human Rights Provides More Options to Sue Turkey

While there is frequent talk about the pursuit of Armenian claims against Turkey in the International Court of Justice (World…

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Lowell Veterans Exceed $150,000 in Scholarship Gifts

LOWELL, Mass.—Sam Manoian Post # 1, Armenian-American Veterans of Lowell, has much to celebrate these days. With eight scholarship presentations…

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We’re Back! ANCA Grassroots Returns

By Patrick Bairamian In 2011, we said we’d be back with a bang—and now we are! Please allow us to…

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ANCA Eastern Region Organizes Peter Koutoujian Phone Bank

FRANKLIN, Mass.—The Armenian National Committee of American Eastern Region (ANCA-ER) organized a phone bank for Congressional hopeful Peter Koutoujian at…

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ANCA Marks Armenian Independence Day with Chair of Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Today is a celebration of independence, but we cannot forget history. And only by closing this dark chapter in human…

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Students Create Own Career Path in Armenia

“I want to become an architect, but I also want to become a good photographer,” Arevik Galoyan, 15, recently told…

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Skulls and Bones Exposed in Mass Grave Near Van

VAN, Turkey (A.W.)—Skulls and bones, possibly from the Armenian Genocide, have been found protruding from the soil near a school…

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