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An Armenian in Minnesota

Many Armenians of the diaspora ended up in California. Another group settled on the east coast. My destiny was in…

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Youth

AYF-Eastern Region Hosts 85th Annual Convention

ST. LOUIS, Mo.—More than two dozen delegates representing 13 of the region’s chapters from the Armenian Youth Federation —Youth Organization…

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Obituaries

Remembering Ziazan Antonian

Our mother was born in Yerevan, Armenia. She was named Ziazan, which means rainbow—a symbol of new beginnings and new…

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Announcements

Poets Peter Balakian, Susan Barba To Read, Discuss Works in Cambridge

  CAMBRIDGE, Mass—As part of a series of fundraisers for the Grolier Book Shop, which has been a cornerstone of…

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Community News

First Ever English Translation of Tzarukian’s ‘Letter to Yerevan’ Published by Hairenik Press

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Hairenik Press has announced the first ever publication of the English translation of Andranik Tzarukian’s long-form poem Letter…

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News

Deadly Brawl in Kazakhstan Sparks Anti-Armenian Unrest

Ethnic tensions have flared up in Kazakhstan following a deadly New Year’s Eve brawl involving Armenians. According to reports, an…

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Nonprofit News

COAF Annual Gala Raises Record $4 Million

NEW YORK — With the Armenian flag raised over New York City’s historic Cunard building, 400 guests attended the sold-out…

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Youth

Camp Haiastan’s Director’s Quarters, Summer Office Ready For Summer 2019

Camp Haiastan’s brand new Director’s Quarters and Summer Office are ready for summer 2019. The “DQ,” as the Director’s Quarters…

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Community News

Greater Worcester Armenian Chorale Hosts Christmas Concert

WORCESTER, Mass.—The Greater Worcester Armenian Chorale presented its annual special Christmas concert last month in the Sanctuary of Holy Trinity…

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Commentary

From Motherland to Foreignland

Once upon a time, I lived in Yerevan. Every morning on my way to school, I would look at Mount…

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