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Founded in 1976 by Dr. Angelo Gimondo, who at that time was the Superintendent of a Queens school district, the Italian Heritage and Culture Committee – NY, Inc. turns 40 this year. The non-profit group is behind some of the major events and celebrations held in the City during what is widely known as the “Italian Heritage and Culture Month” – October. We sat with its current President and Chariman, Mr. Joseph Sciame.
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From now on Italian residents in New Jersey will not have to go to Manhattan to obtain their documents to travel abroad. A mobile fingerprint scanner was revealed and given to the Honorary Italian Consulate of Clifton. The data recorded in Clifton will be transmitted to the Italian General Consulate that will then send the passport to the user. The event was attended by Italian Consular General, Francesco Genuardi; the undersecretary of Foreign Affairs, Enzo Amendola, and the CGIE, Silvana Mangione; representative of the Italian Association Ieri, Oggi, Domani, Giulio Picolli; and many other prominent figures. This is the story of Ferruccio, Francesca, and the first passport granted in Clifton.
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The mayor of Rome followed through on her proclaims and made the official decision to withdraw Rome’s bid to host the 2024 Games.
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In a side event of the United Nations General Assembly, world leaders share their opinions and approaches to migratory and refuges flows from Africa and the Middle East into Europe.
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The Italian Prime Minister demanded Europe for changes during the opening of the United Nations summit on refugees and migrants
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On the last day of the World Day of Prayer for Peace, Pope Francis meets with religious leaders and lunches with refugees before participants sign his appeal for peace.
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What does the future hold for Italian-American writers? This is what seven Italian-American writers came to the John D. Calandra Institute on September 15th to discuss. A round table forum was held; writers Anthony Julian Tamburri, Fred Gardaphe, Robert Viscusi, Louisa Ermelino, Maria Lisella, Mark Ciabattari and Mark Rotella had the opportunity to discuss their books, sources of inspiration, experiences as Italian Americans, and what they feel the future will bring for the Italian-American community.
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From sweet and sour roasted peppers with capers to peaches in grappa-spiked syrup, you can find everything that has to do with canning, curing, infusing, and bottling Italian flavors in Domenica Marchetti’s new book, Preserving Italy. The author was in conversation with food enthusiast, Jacqueline Greaves Monda, at Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò last Thursday, September 15th.
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Welcome to The Real Football, i-Italy's new column that aims to bring the Italian soccer spirit to the American population. Every Monday, we'll deliver facts, statistics and curiosities of a sport that we Italians consider a religion.