The Viannos water supply network will get a €918,000 overhaul prioritizing new pipelines and reservoirs across six settlements.
Crete
Plastira Street in Chania Faces Two Weeks of Intense Resurfacing
Plastira Street in Chania will undergo major repaving starting May 12, 2025. Expect these works to last about 15 days.
Flood Waters Give A Temporary Lifeline to Aposelemis Dam
Flood waters from the Lasithi Plateau have pushed over one million cubic meters into the Aposelemis Dam, providing a short-term water boost, says OAK Director Aris Papadogiannis.
Sfakia Finds Its Place on the International Speleological Map
Before Sfakia’s rise as a speleological hotspot, most headlines about the region involved goats, legends, and the occasional sheep with an attitude problem. But nothing puts a mountain village on the map—literally like a spot on the international speleological map—quite like the discovery of a vast underground abyss filled with secrets, mud, and the kind […]
Arkalochori Earthquake Victims Left in Limbo Years After Disaster
PASOK-KINAL President Nikos Androulakis visited Arkalochori to expose the still-grim conditions of Arkalochori earthquake victims.
€1.7 Million for Kalokairinou Avenue’s Makeover
Heraklion’s Mayor Alexis Kalokairinos confirmed a €1.7 million renovation of Kalokairinou Avenue under the “Crete 2021-2027” program.
Plakiotissa Dam Brings New Hope to Water Management in Crete
Plakiotissa Dam, set to irrigate 30,000 acres, marks a turning point for the region’s agriculture and economy with holistic water resource planning underway.
Mitsis Group Eyes the Rebirth of Kokkini Hani Tourism School
Mitsis Group weighs involvement in reviving the Kokkini Hani Tourism School, signaling a new era for Greek hospitality education.
Volunteers Unite for Annual Dia Island Cleanup
Dia Island cleanup returns for its 15th year as Cretan volunteers collect debris before the tourism season.
Heraklion’s Water Supply Crisis
Heraklion’s water supply faces urgent challenges as DEYAH battles recurring shortages. The utility proposes new drilling sites, but struggles with limited state funding.
Higher School of Tourism Education of Crete: New Facilities in Agios Nikolaos Approved
A project, valued at approximately 8.5 million euros, aims to upgrade the Higher School of Tourism Education of Crete (A.S.T.E.K.)
Beach Erosion in Agia Marina: Chania’s Leaders Respond After Urgent Town Hall Meeting
Chania’s mayor, local officials, and residents met on May 8 to address the growing crisis of beach erosion in Agia Marina.
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