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2025 Boston Marathon Wreath Ceremony
The Boston Marathon Wreath Ceremony - In 1984, in recognition of the historic ties which continue to this very day between the birthplace of democracy in ancient Athens and the City of Boston, the birthplace of the American Revolution in 1775, a team of people: Greek Consul General Christos Panagopoulos, the Boston Athletic Association, Governor Michael S. Dukakis, Lieutenant Governor John Kerry, Mayor of Boston Raymond Flynn, BAA Race Director Tim Kilduff, and Peter Agris of the Alpha Omega Council created the tradition of presenting the Boston Athletic Association with olive branch wreaths to crown the four first-place winners of the Boston Marathon. Each year, olive wreaths are cut on the plains of Marathon, fashioned into wreaths, and then gifted by the Greek people to the BAA.
Saturday Greek Night at Ilona
Join us Saturday, April 26, 2025 at Ilona starting at 10pm for a night of music and socializing. No cover, but table reservations are recommended. Please call Fotios at 617-293-8557 for info and tables.
29th Annual Greek Independence Day Parade
Join us on the 27th of April for this amazing tradition!
The 33rd Peter Agris Memorial Scholarship Awards
~ The Alpha Omega Council of New England ~

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Professor / Author Loren J. Samons
We welcome the wonderful Jay Samons to the podcast! Jay is Professor of Classical Studies at Boston University and Chief Academic Advisor and Executive Director of the Institute for Hellenic Culture and the Liberal Arts at The American College of Greece in Athens. Born in Arkansas and educated at Ba
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