It’s another beautiful Sunday and The Balkan Voice is here to make your day even more enjoyable with our exciting and thought-provoking content.
First up, we’ve got the inspiring story of Danica Marinac-Dabic, founder of the Serbian cultural center “Opancici.” Her journey to success is one you won’t want to miss.
We’ve also got an expert analysis from an attorney and former Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor of Maryland, Gordana Schifanelli on the indictment of former President Donald Trump. Gordana’s analysis provides a deep dive into the legal implications of the case and what it means for the future of American politics.
And let’s not forget about our community news section, where we’ve got all the latest developments from the Windy City itself, Chicago. The Balkan Voice of The Pavlovic Today has surveyed representatives of the Balkan-American community in Chicago to uncover their top priorities for Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson. The community members have highlighted key concerns, including crime and public safety, education, healthcare, and taxes.
As always, we at The Balkan Voice are committed to bringing you the most informative and engaging content possible. From local news, and updates on important community issues, inspiring success stories and everything that matters to you in your American life, we’ve got you covered.
So, grab a coffee, curl up in your favorite reading spot, and dive into our Sunday edition.
Happy reading!
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In mournful tones, we announce the passing of Miroslav Michael Djordjevich, a great Serbian-American whose legacy shall live on. This champion of the Serbian cause established the Serbian Unity Congress in 1990 and ascended to its presidency, leaving an indelible mark on the Serbian-American community. In 1990, Djordjevich founded the Serbian Unity Congress and became…
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