American-Armenian Philanthropists George and Carolann Najarian are Back in Court
The election of the head of the village administration in Norabak, which had been conducted with a number of violations, was ultimately decided on March 14, 2007 in the Court of First Instance of Vardenis, Judge A. Petrosyan, presiding.
In 2003 friends of Borik Ghazaryan and Hrachya Darmanyan, residents of the town of Talin in the Aragatsotn Marz, invited them to the city of Oryol in the Russian Federation to work on a construction site. In spite of his age (he is 58-years-old) Borik accepted the offer hoping to at last finish the construction of his half-built house when he came back home. The two friends went to Oryol and began working.
Every minister in Armenia considers the agency entrusted to him or her to be his or her personal business project.
“In the first century B.C. Armenian King Tigran the Great (95-55 B.C.) besieged Cleopatra at Ptolemaida to avenge his father, Artashes I, but he had to abandon the siege when Lucullus attacked Armenia. King Tigran returned and settled the Jews that had been captured in Hellenic cities in Armavir and on the banks of the Kasakh River.”
Hetq received a letter from Gideon Moalem, resident of Jerusalem, in which he voices his displeasure with a gay nightclub located in a building owned by the Armenian Patriarchate in Jerusalem.
Passers-by would stop in surprise at the wide open gates out of which songs emanated in an unknown language and a group of people were performing a simple dance - two steps forward, two steps back - for a long, long time, to seemingly endless music.