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Christmas bazaar takes Greek flavor
Published: Sunday, November 8, 2009 at 4:01 a.m. Last Modified: Sunday, November 8, 2009 at 2:31 a.m. WINTER HAVEN - The Christmas Bazaar and Craft Show at the St.
Sweet labor prepares Greek Food Fest
Diples. Kourambethes. Melos. Baklava. All Greek sweets and all delicious, according to the church ladies baking for charity.
Annual Greek fest is palate pleasing
TxDOT: I-37 from US 77 to Nueces River Bridge right lane closed until 5 p.m. One lane of I-37 northbound closed for road testing TxDOT: I-37 northbound right lane from Sharpsburg Road to Nueces River Bridge Caller-Times file photos Alexia Maragakis leads others in a Kalamatiano dance at a past Greek Festival at St.
A taste of Greece in Quebec at "La Taverna"
When tourists come to Quebec City, they discover not only its history of the place but also its restaurants.
Endless Summer Festival today in North Myrtle Beach
Live music, car show food and craft vendors and children's rides are on the schedule for today's Endless Summer Festival in North Myrtle Beach, according to officials.
U.S. 17, Surfside Beach, hosts a fall festival from 6-8:30 p.m. featuring carnival games, inflatables, face painting and more.
Troop 691 holds international day
Boy Scout Troop 691 from Marlow had an international day on Oct. 17. They started the day at the Greek Festival tasting all the different Greek food, the boys greatly enjoyed the baklava ice cream and then it was off to the Boy Scout Jamboree on the Air, where they talked with scouts from around the world and then got a chance to ride around the ...
Greek man counts his blessings
When it comes to Greek food, it's all Greek to me. I don't know the difference between pastitsio, moussaka and souvlaki on the menu at Papouli's. I usually play it safe and order a gyros sandwich.
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At Kuzina by Sofia, good Greek food without a big fat check
The crowd was definitely the first thing that struck me when I walked into Kuzina by Sofia, the airy Greek restaurant that shares space in Sawmill Village on Route 70 in Cherry Hill with a Chinese takeout, Korean Myung Ga and a Saladworks.
Food is core of Greek festival in Peoria
Stella Pagos won't reveal her secrets. She has kept them for years and is certain they're crucial to her success.
Gregory Zapantis surveys the seafood atop a mound of crushed ice and selects a whole prawn, prettily mottled and nearly as long as my forearm.
Greek treats are still available from the Pensacola Greek Festival
Didn't get your fill of tasty Greek delicacies at last week's Pensacola Greek Festival? It's OK, you've got a second chance at Greek goodness.
Greek treats: In one day, an army of volunteers preps 5,500 cookies
The mouth-watering smell of cookies fresh from the oven is enough to persuade even a dedicated South Beach dieter to try again next week - or maybe the week after.
A Church Bake Sale with Ouzo and Octopus
If our childhood church had jettisoned the brownies in favor of cephalopods and booze, we might have stayed in the fold.
Sunday of St. Luke the Evangelist to be observed at St. George Church
The Sunday of St. Luke the Evangelist will be observed Oct. 18 at St. George Greek Orthodox Church in Keene with matins at 9:15 a.m. followed by Divine Liturgy at 10 a.m. Fellowship hour is held every Sunday in Hellenic Hall.
The Torch: Neighborhood eatery a mainstay
His specialties include the roast prime rib au jus. While the steaks are a big draw, Gialouris wants it clear that the Torch offers more than steaks.
'Taste of Greece' festival Oct. 23 in Peoria
St. Haralambos Greek Orthodox Church's will host the annual "Taste of Greece" food and dance festival Oct.
A lot right about two new Mediterranean restaurants. RIVALS: A lot right about two new Mediterranean restaurants.
Dressed-up Greek Food is Heaven Sent
Fashionable dining invites you to savor not only the food, but the sights and smells as you partake of the pleasures before you.
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