Lilly Torosyan

Lilly Torosyan is editor of the Armenian Weekly and a member of the Armenian Nutmegger community. (That’s Connecticut nutmegs by way of Sasun walnuts). Her writing focuses on the confluence of identity, cultural continuity and language – especially within the global Armenian communities. She previously served as the assistant project manager at h-pem, an Armenian cultural platform launched by the Hamazkayin Central Executive Board, and a freelance writer in Armenia.
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Fundraiser Dance for ‘Mer Doon’ Held at St. James

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Mer Doon (or “Our Home”) NGO has been providing care for 18- 23-year-old “aged-out” female orphans in Armenia…

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Boston Area Students Host Dinner, Lecture on Syria

BOSTON, Mass.—On Fri., Nov. 2, the Armenian Student Organization (ASO) of the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS)…

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Inga and Anush Wow Audiences on East Coast

WATERTOWN, Mass.—Following their presentation at the 54thannual Eurovision Song Contest, sister duo Inga and Anush Arshakyan have been releasing new…

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Special Reports

Disaster Relief Organization Makes Strides in Little Village

An Interview with Nairy Ghazourian The Real Medicine Foundation (RMF) has been providing assistance to countries struck with disaster since…

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Administrative Team Provides Comprehensive Overview of AUA at ALMA

On Thurs., Nov. 1, members of the American University of Armenia’s (AUA) administrative team provided a comprehensive overview of AUA…

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Inventor of Modern Boxing Belt Inducted into Hall of Fame

America’s favorite nonagenarian may be Betty White, but in the boxing world one man has stepped into the ring to…

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‘Night over Erzinga’: A Play about Acceptance and Healing

“Night over Erzinga” tells the story of a family with a painful secret that engulfs three generations. The production shifts…

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Culture

Nora Armani Tells ‘Moving Stories’

Nora Armani has been acting in half a dozen films for over 25 years. In her latest endeavor, “Moving Stories,”…

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Boston Area Students Gather for Productive Meeting

BOSTON, Mass. (A.W.)—On Sun., Sept. 30, Boston University’s Armenian Students’ Association (BU ASA) hosted a reception for Armenian college students…

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Culture

New Documentary on ‘The Forty Days of Musa Dagh’ and Hollywood

Franz Werfel’s 1933 novel, The Forty Days of Musa Dagh, portrayed one small Armenian community’s efforts to resist deportation and…

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