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Hellenes and Philhellenes in Tasmania have a unique connection to the Greek War of Independence in the story of Lieutenant George Darby and the schooner Badger. Historian Jim Claven recounts the intriguing story as we gather to celebrate Greece's independence.

Maybe we Mainers should be a bit more patient. After all, they don't know the real deal.

Raiders, Warriors and other high school team names that once referred to Indigenous people must go, an Education Department advisory group has decided.

Maybe we Mainers should be a bit more patient. After all, they don't know the real deal.

What did ancient Greek look like? While the modern Greeks are taller and bigger than their ancestors, which is the same for humanity in general,...

Authorities arrested two Corinth parents following the death of their infant child.

Can the Northern Lights actually be seen in the Hudson Valley? According to reports, yes!

Mississippi school districts are worried about the financial and legal ramifications of a bill which would allow them to arm employees.

Heavy rain returns tonight and tapers tomorrow. Just as the rain ends, high winds kick in.

This is the second post of our three-part series (I) looking at the structure of the ancient Greek polis. Last week we looked at how the Greeks understood the component parts of a polis, so this week we're going to look at how those parts were governed. The Greek term for the structure of a…