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Heraklion’s “loveHER” Campaign Hits Piraeus
Discover Heraklion’s bold “loveHER | 5 Senses | 365 Days” campaign, showcasing culture, gastronomy, and year-round charm unveiled in Piraeus.
Chania Municipal Market: A Milestone or Just Another Endless Construction Tale?
Chania’s Municipal Market renovation inches toward completion, promising a new era by spring 2025—if deadlines hold, that is.
Heraklion Fights Back Against Bad Road Repairs
Heraklion’s municipal administration is standing up against half-hearted road restoration efforts by utility companies. The goal is clear: protect roads from random cuts, poor-quality fixes, and dangerous potholes. Mayor Alexis Kalokairinos recently addressed this issue in a letter to Lazaros Kyrizoglou, President of the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece (KEDE), and Giorgos Marinakis, President […]
Flood Protection and Fire Drama: Crete Bureaucrats Rethink the Obvious
Officials in Crete gathered to discuss flood protection, plans, and reflections on the harsh summer, but is action on the horizon?
Four New Dams in Crete Aim to Serve the Island’s Irrigation Needs, But at a Cost
Four key dam projects in Crete aim to boost agricultural production on the island. Foreseen combined cost: €550 million.
Dark Paths in the Old Town of Chania: Traces of Loss and Destruction
Explore the Dark Paths in the Old Town of Chania on December 4, 2024. Discover the history behind sites scarred by loss.
Funding Approval Expected for Agia Pelagia Beach Restoration by Month’s End
Approval of €1.5M funding for Agia Pelagia beach restoration expected. Restoration plans aim for completion by the 2025 tourism season.
Crete Olive Oil Prices Collapse Bringing Sales and Production to a Standstill
Olive oil prices in Crete collapse to €5/L, stalling sales and halting harvest amid market shifts and worrying drought signs.
This Is Why Crete Doesn’t Have Railway Infrastructure
While Crete lacks railway infrastructure, officials dismiss plans, citing limited resources and prioritizing ongoing projects.
Vine & Wine Information Center Elevating Cretan Viticulture in Archanes
The Vine & Wine Information Center in Archanes aims to become a hub for education, tradition, and innovation in Cretan viticulture.
Crete’s Overbosses Target the Displacement of Traditional Cretan Beekeeping
The mission seems clear now. Through their policy puppets in office, investors in Crete intend to make the island into a barren rock for producing energy and endless all-inclusive playgrounds. Their method and their planning ends up destroying one of Greece’s greatest treasures. How so, you ask? As it turns out, huge resorts with half […]
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