March 2014

The New York Post falsely reported that ex-NBA player Quinton Ross had been found dead and stuffed into a garbage bag, in the Rockaways.

January 2014 has seen a 22.4% rise in tourism revenue compared to last January, with travel balance up by 2 million euros. Germans and Russians are the main cause for the rise.

Lamda Development's 915 million offer for the Hellenikon SA shares has been approved. It is translated into 1.2 billion worth of infrastructure which, at 2,500 acres, is 850 euros per sq. m.

Irishman, Declan Costello, will replace German Mattias Mors as head of the European Commission's delegation in the Troika. Declan Costello will take up his new post on 1 May, replacing Mattias Mors.

High winds afflicting Paterson, NJ, resulted in a fire that ravaged several buildings last night.

The so called “multi-bill” containing liberalization measures in many professions, agreed upon with the Troika auditors after months of agonizing negotiations, was finally released today.

A collision between a Hellenic Air Force Phantom II RF-4F and a bird, in flight, resulted in flight problems for the aircraft that had to land immediately.

Marianna Kalbari is taking over the emblematic Theater of Art founded by the legendary Karolos Koun, after the retirement of Diagoras Chronopoulos from the position of artistic director, after his successful ten year career at the post.

When a photo of Golden Dawn members performing a standard Nazi salute was leaked to the press, one of the participants who was the parliament VP's driver was fired.

On 9/11 Memorial Museum's opening day, there will be free admission to all! The $24.00 entrance fee will be waived for all advance reservations, courtesy of Conde Nast.