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Greek Festival in Wormleysburg returns for two days: Here s what you need to know

Greek Festival in Wormleysburg returns for two days: Here’s what you need to know Updated May 11, 2021; Facebook Share Get your gyros, baklava and spanakopita to go. The Capital Region Greek Festival returns May 14-15 with a drive-thru at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Wormleysburg. The festival will sell a pared down menu of favorites such as assorted boxed pastries and frozen “take and bake” pastitsio and mousakka. “We’re hoping the spirit of the Greek Fest lives,” said Dimitro Zozos, one of the organizers. Typically, the festival attracts more than 30,000 visitors for authentic Greek food, dancing and church tours over three days. Organizers decided, as they did last fall, to host a drive-thru due to the coronavirus pandemic.

George N Gekas, founder of Gazebo Room Greek Dressing, dies at age 88

George N. Gekas, founder of Gazebo Room Greek Dressing, dies at age 88 PennLive.com 2 hrs ago Sue Gleiter, pennlive.com George N. Gekas, a former Harrisburg restauranteur and founder of the Gazebo Room Salad Dressing & Marinade company in Fairview Township, died April 20 after a brief illness. Gekas, who was 88, built the Gazebo Room brand from a recipe he developed for a Greek oil and vinegar dressing used on cold cut subs at the former Ranch restaurant in Harrisburg. Today, his sons, Nick and Steven, sell the dressing nationwide through Best Dressed Associates. Gekas, who immigrated from Greece at the age of 17, also operated the landmark Gazebo Room Restaurant in Harrisburg with his wife, Yvonne, for 25 years until it closed on New Year’s Eve 1998.

George N Gekas, founder of Gazebo Room Greek Dressing, dies at age 88

George N Gekas, founder of Gazebo Room Greek Dressing, dies at age 88
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2021 will soon start to feel more normal, like before the COVID-19 pandemic Can we handle it?

2021 will soon start to feel more normal, like before the COVID-19 pandemic. Can we handle it? Updated Mar 11, 2021; Posted Mar 11, 2021 Dining on the sidewalk at Arooga s Downtown on Second Street in Harrisburg. People enjoy a March day with temperatures in the mid to upper 60-degree range, March 10, 2021. Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.com Facebook Share There’s no flick-of-the-switch moment for when the pandemic will be over, they say. And there’s obvious truth to that line of thinking. Different groups of people are getting vaccinated at different times. No vaccines have been approved for most school-age children yet. Some folks will refuse to get the vaccine at all. And above all, the virus isn’t going to just disappear.

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