Month: March 2019

Armenian Writing Found on New Zealand Shooter’s Rifles

YEREVAN—The rifle magazine of the gunman who is accused of killing 50 people at a New Zealand mosque last week…

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Presenting the Newly Translated ‘Letter to Yerevan’ in Watertown on March 21

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Hairenik Press, the Hamazkayin Armenian Cultural and Educational Society Boston chapter, the National Association for Armenian Studies and…

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Armenian Caucus Seeks $70 Million Targeted Aid Package for Artsakh and Armenia

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The Congressional Armenian Caucus is calling upon Chairwoman Nita Lowey (D-NY) and Ranking Member Hal Rogers (R-KY) of the…

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Marriages That Thrive

For the second year in a row, we are gathering for “couples night out” organized by several Armenian spiritual leaders…

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Miriam Boyajian: A Friend to All

Boyajian, Miriam (Nigohsian) 92, of South Natick, (formerly of Needham) passed away peacefully on March 13, 2019 enveloped by the…

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John P. Amboian: A Pillar of His Church

John P. Amboian of Andover, Mass. passed away peacefully in the comfort of the High Pointe House on March 16…

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Post Patriarch Passing Progress Possible

As you already know, the Armenian Patriarch of Bolis (Constantinople, Istanbul), Mesrob Mutafyan died about a week ago at the…

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Parents, Teachers Support Watertown Armenian School at Soiree Fundraiser

WATERTOWN, Mass.—St. Stephen’s Armenian Elementary School (SSAES) recently hosted its annual fundraising event at the historic Sanborn House in Winchester,…

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Collectif Medz Bazar Chats About Upcoming Boston Visit

The genre-bending Collectif Medz Bazar was formed in 2012 on a boat in a Parisian canal. The Péniche Anako, the boat in…

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Searching for the Family Homestead But Finding, Instead, One’s Family

Laura Gaboudian walked up to the rusted fence that was guarding a ramshackle and apparently abandoned house. Could this be…

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