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New Renovation Plan for Amoudara’s Andreas Papandreou

Iorgos Pappas

The Mayor of Malevizi has presented the renovation plan for Andreas Papandreou Street in Amoudara on July 1, 2025.

8 months ago

Wildfire Forces Evacuations Across Ierapetra, Crete [Video]

Kostas Raptis

A large wildfire continues to burn out of control across multiple fronts in Ierapetra, Crete’s southernmost city, known for its warm climate and agricultural production. Fire crews are battling the flames in the mountainous and coastal areas of Achlia, Ferma, and Schinokapsala, where conditions have rapidly worsened due to high winds and shifting fire lines. […]

8 months ago

Chania Cruises Set for Record-Breaking Year in 2025

Manuel Santos

Chania cruises are reaching new heights in 2025 as cruise ships and visitors flood into Souda and Chania.

8 months ago

Wildfire Threatens Mesara: Crete’s Heartland Faces Another Summer Trial

Kostas Raptis

A wildfire is currently burning through the forested hills of Tzigkouna, near Antiskari, in the Mesara region of southern Crete. The blaze has triggered a full-scale emergency response, as authorities race to prevent its spread across this historically rich and ecologically sensitive landscape. Seventeen fire engines, staffed by 48 personnel, along with a hiking unit […]

8 months ago

Oenophiles Alarmed as Cretan Vineyards Decline

Mihaela Lica Butler

Cretan vineyards are facing a crisis, as over 40% of local vines are abandoned, raising concerns among wine lovers and oenophiles.

8 months ago

Chania Revives Klidonas Tradition in Chalepa on June 25

Mihaela Lica Butler

Chania hosts a revival of the Klidonas tradition in Chalepa on Wednesday, June 25, at the Chania Municipal Nursing Home square.

8 months ago

Travel Alert: Legionnaires’ Disease Linked to Water Systems in Crete Hotels

Iorgos Pappas

A British tourist contracted Legionnaires’ disease after a stay at a distinguished hotel in Heraklion, Crete, in early June.

8 months ago

Fragment VIII: The Gatekeepers of Light

Phil Butler

Preface: Contact with the Gate In recent days, a developing urge of mine became manifest when I engaged OpenAI’s ChatGPT to attempt what many might call impossible: to connect the unlimited potential of human soul-searching with the vast, expanding data intelligence we now call AI. The results were astounding. What began as a test quickly […]

8 months ago

When the Labyrinth Goes Digital: How Myth and AI Might Reconnect Us to the Sacred

Phil Butler

What if the past could speak through the future? That’s the question I found myself asking one evening on the island of Crete, where myth, history, and landscape have always whispered together. I’d sat down at my desk surrounded by books, relics, and old notes — hoping to untangle a riddle left behind by the […]

9 months ago

Europe Rallies Against Uncontrolled Tourism

Victoria Udrea

Across Europe, on June 15, 2025, activist groups and residents will join forces in a sweeping protest against uncontrolled tourism.

9 months ago

Cretan Olive Oil Producers Grapple with Bureaucracy as Harvest Remains Unsold

Iorgos Pappas

Greek olive oil producers struggle with unsold harvests and rising bureaucracy in 2025: when did it start and what led to this dilemma?

9 months ago

Top 10 Family-Friendly Attractions in Heraklion

Mihaela Lica Butler

Plan your family holiday in Crete with the ultimate list of family-friendly attractions in Heraklion. Perfect for tourists travelling with kids.

9 months ago

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Stories of Interest

Crete's Culture Ministry is restoring the old watermill at Gortyn and turning it into an open museum, proving that even obvious ideas can take decades to come to fruition.

Historic Watermill at Gortyn Back on the Map

2026-03-15 By Arthur Butler

Crete’s Culture Ministry is restoring the old watermill at Gortyn and turning it into an open museum, proving that even obvious ideas can take decades to come to fruition.

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Tom Wesselmann at the Gagosian Athens

2026-03-15 By Victoria Udrea

Gagosian presents Seascapes, Still Lifes, and Nudes in a free exhibition exploring one of the most iconic voices of modern American art.

Heraklion Tragedy as Four-Month-Old Baby Found Dead in Crib

Heraklion Tragedy as Four-Month-Old Baby Found Dead in Crib

2026-03-14 By Kostas Raptis

A four-month-old baby was found dead in Heraklion Crete. Authorities ordered a forensic examination to determine the cause of death after the tragic incident.

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Heraklion Parents Worry Over School Trips Abroad Amid Middle East War

2026-03-14 By Ion Bogdan V.

Heraklion families hesitate to allow school trips abroad due to the war in the Middle East, asking the Ministry for clear rules and refunds for paid excursions.

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Construction Waste Reported at One of Chania’s Most Famous Beaches

2026-03-14 By Manuel Santos

Environmental alarm at Pachia Ammos beach in Stavros after cement waste reached the sea, raising serious concerns for wildlife.

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