Lake Michigan Rusyns

A homepage for the Carpatho-Rusyns
of Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin

25 April 2010

When Chicago's Russians first visited Chicago's "Carpatho-Ruthenians".

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The  March 12, 1934 , edition of Chicago's Russian-language Rassviet (Dawn) carried this article on a visit of delegation from Chicago...
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19 April 2010

Coming together to celebrate the sacred music tradition of the Carpatho-Rusyns

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Thanks to Maria Silvestri for this video of Homestead, Pennsylvania's St. Nicholas Orthodox Church choir singing at "He Granted Li...
18 April 2010

This week's Carpatho-Rusyn Society's Heritage radio program

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Here 's the latest installment of the weekly radio show out of Pittsburgh's WPIT-AM radio. If you're interested in donating ...
17 April 2010

Volcanic ash covers the Carpatho-Rusyn homeland

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This map, from the BBC , shows how the volcanic ash from Iceland is spreading across Europe, including Carpatho-Rus'.

We're in the New Rusyn Times

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The latest issue of The New Rusyn Times, the bi-monthly publication of the Carpatho-Rusyn Society, has a brief report on the Lake Michigan C...

The Lemko-Rusyns of Lublin, Wisconsin

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Carpatho-Rusyn immigration to the the Great Lakes region wasn't limited to large urban areas, like Chicago. A series of North Wisconsin ...
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13 April 2010

Finding my Rusyn identity

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