By Melissa Cannavo-Marino and SaraSara loved living in Italy and has many special memories. One of them is thefirst time she celebrated Il Giorno di San Valentino (eel jor-no dee […]
ANSA BRUSSELS – During Italy’s national lockdown, the Italian civil protection department activated the EU’s Copernicus observatory satellite to monitor its territory to check on gathering points and healthcare facilities. […]
By Antonella Sacco When traveling to Italy, a mere mention of the Amalfi Coast invokes a dreamlike vision of lemon trees and crystal turquoise waters. Positano is no doubt one […]
By Charlie Sacchetti In the summer of 1996, my wife, Luann, and I prepared for one of the most stressful events any parent has to endure. Our daughter, Rosanne, had […]
Italian-American Herald REHOBOTH BEACH — St. Edmond Education Center was the site of an exceptional program to support thalassemia (Cooley’s Anemia) research. This disease, which affects many of Mediterranean heritage […]
By Murray Schulman Change is a force that all of us face throughout our lives. Sometimes, we struggle with the entire idea of change. Other times we embrace the changes […]
With the 2002 election of Chirac, newly appointed Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin was authorized to pick up where Jospin, the former prime minister, left off. Why was Raffarin being given […]
By Charlie Sacchetti If any of you think that God has no sense of humor, I invite you to talk to me. At least 60 years ago, probably around the […]
By Frank Cipparone Mid-August in Italy is the time for ferragosto, a national holiday and Catholic observance of the Assumption of Mary into heaven that correlates to the ancient Roman […]
By Murray Schulman I hope that all my friends out there are enjoying their summer. Yes, I said friends. After all the years that you have been following my column, […]
