They say beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder — and I came to understand the depth of this truth through a poster that hung in my grandfather’s bedroom. Positioned above his restful recliner, […]
As the year comes to a close, I find myself reflecting on my bucket list — celebrating milestones while embracing new aspirations. Recently, I’ve been particularly inspired by individuals who travel with purpose. Among these […]
On November 2, 2024, the Whitinsville community gathered alongside dignitaries, elected officials and clergy to celebrate the dedication and blessing of the Armenian Heritage Monument just 18 months after its groundbreaking. His Eminence Archbishop Anoushavan […]
“The season of giving” typically refers to the period during the late fall and winter, especially around the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, when people focus on generosity and kindness by giving to others. This can […]
October is officially recognized as Family History Month, a time dedicated to honoring our ancestors and preserving their stories. The U.S. Congress passed this designation just weeks after the traumatic events of 9/11, underscoring the […]
While researching the history of coffee in honor of International Coffee Day to be celebrated on October 1, I was amazed to discover that during our visits to European cafés in Vienna and Paris, my […]
When we think of going “back to the future,” we usually imagine some sort of time travel, much like in the famous movie. But what if we could revisit a place we once knew, after […]
Simply Quince By Barbara Ghazarian 209 Pages Published 2009 Quince (“cer-keh-vil” or սերկևիլ) is a prominent part of Armenian food culture, both in Eastern and Western Armenia. The fruit-bearing quince tree, Cydonia oblonga, originates in […]
Lavash at First Sight By Taleen Voskuni 299 pages Published May 2024 “Sparks fly between two women pitted against each other in this delectable new romantic comedy by Taleen Voskuni, author of Sorry, Bro,” reads […]
A twist on the traditional wedding song, played as brides walk down the aisle to their grooms, may have sounded something like this in the 1920s: “Here comes the bride Dressed in her best Engaged […]
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