The readership of the Delaware Valley Italian American Herald speaks with many voices. In each issue our staff and contributors strive to bring you a plate loaded with variety – […]
The private life of Jackie Kennedy Onassis isn’t private anymore with the publication of “Jackie: Public, Private, Secret,” by Ridley Township native J. Randy Taraborrelli. With the publication of his […]
Just like when he was a boy and his nonna Carmela guided his little hands, to chef Chris Scarduzio, making a meal is a feast for the senses. All four […]
When growing up in South Jersey, Marc Chiacchio enjoyed exploring the sky via telescope. After studying and working in Europe for more than a decade, he’s back home exploring the […]
Funny how the mind works. While driving the other day, a thought came to me. It actually manifested itself just after some guy cut me out at a busy intersection. […]
If you’re a wine devotee, it’s likely you’ve sniffed your share of corks and have relied upon your olfactory senses for vetting many a bottle of wine. And, as a […]
LORETO APRUTINO, Abruzzo – I met Pierluigi Pace and his wife Gianna of Olio Pretole Olive Grove ushering in the 2023 New Year in my grandparents’ village of Loreto Aprutino. […]
On Oct. 19, UNICO District Governor Sal Ingallina of Harrington, Del., swore in Dr. Steven Stanzione as president and Pam Notarangelo as vice president, and inducted nine new members: Lucille […]
Jerry Tempesta started singing on the street corners of South Philadelphia when he was 14, and 60 years later, he’s still sharing great music, although the venues are nicer and […]
The travel section of any bookstore is typically filled with books telling travelers “what” to do at their destination. Now a Pennsylvania State University professor who frequently visits Italy has […]
On Aug. 1, 2011, Philadelphia radio station WHAT abruptly ceased broadcasting. As the only station that still had an Italian-themed radio program, it meant the end of 81 years of […]
Reprinted with permission “The kid is good!” For Tommy Coniglio, at the time a 21-year-old “bar singer” at a Wildwood restaurant, the words were like a lightning strike. “The kid […]
John Di Giulio, great-grandson of Italian immigrants, picks up his passport at the Italian Consulate in Philadelphia, a milestone step for the Di Giulio-Cimorelli family’s long research journey establishing their […]
Al Zone fondly recalls so many after-school visits with his grandfather to the Elmwood Park Zoo. Now, after many business lessons learned on the football field and an ongoing career […]
Twin sisters Evelina and Alessandra, who were featured in the July issue of Italian-American Herald, proudly brought a copy of the paper to their relatives in Reggio Calabria on their […]
“Faith, deep faith in God,” Ugo Petrillo explained about the reasoning for his first film, “Quo Vadis Templar?” the story of pilgrims and the knights who protected them. He was […]
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