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May 29: St. Vladimir Ukrainian Catholic Church is accepting orders for a stuffed cabbage, pierogi and haluski sale. Cost: six frozen stuffed cabbages, $12; carton of haluski. $6; dozen pierogi from St. John the Baptist Church, Pittsburgh, $10. Pickup: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 29 in the church hall, 1610 Kenneth Ave. Order deadline: Tuesday.
Orders: 724-681-3383, 5 to 7 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays
June 6: Arnold Volunteer Engine Co. will sponsor a drag queen bingo at 2 p.m. in the Arnold No. 2 Training and Social Hall, 1702 Fifth Ave. Doors open at noon. Cost: $30; $35 at the door, includes eight regular games and there will be specials and extra packets. The kitchen will be open from noon to 2 p.m. BYOB. Must be at least 21 years old.
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Taylor Skane, 13, and her brother, Jackson, 15, proudly show off their coronavirus vaccination cards after getting their first Pfizer shots on Monday. (Melanie Skane)
DANVERS, MA When Melanie Skane said she first found out that her two young teens were eligible for the coronavirus vaccine she admitted she wasn t sure how she felt about the siblings getting the shots.
When she brought Taylor, 13, and Jackson, 15, to the Danvers DoubleTree Hotel mass vaccination site for their Monday appointment, however, she said she was overwhelmed by all the students their age lined up the first week they were eligible for the vaccinations.
The Friends of Hungary Conference is an important event for the Friends of Hungary Foundation, publisher of
Hungary Today and
Ungarn Heute, since it brings together hundreds of members who actively strive towards improving Hungary’s diaspora communities. It is also the event where the Friend of Hungary Award is given to select individuals or organizations.
From Australia to America, there is only one Hungarian bookstore left: the Canadian „Pannonia”. Its owner organizes and manages live radio broadcasts in Hungarian, helping the diaspora preserve their Hungarian roots. Zsolt Bede-Fazekas received an award this year from the Friends of Hungary Foundation. In addition, the Hungarian Scouts Association In Exteris and Christopher Ball, […]Continue reading