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Every month the administator of this site will select a '''Featured Page''' as a way to highlight particularly interesting biographies or other articles. Feel free to suggest pages on this page's Discussion page (see link at the top). Each month, the main page also features a [[Did You Know]]? factoid, highlighting an interesting bit of Eliana. | Every month the administator of this site will select a '''Featured Page''' as a way to highlight particularly interesting biographies or other articles. Feel free to suggest pages on this page's Discussion page (see link at the top). Each month, the main page also features a [[Did You Know]]? factoid, highlighting an interesting bit of Eliana. | ||
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| + | The new year brings a new home for [[Mary Jo Barbarossa|'''→''Mary Jo Barbarossa''←''']]. This month's featured page is her life and times. | ||
== 2007 Featured Pages == | == 2007 Featured Pages == | ||
Revision as of 15:41, 7 January 2008
Every month the administator of this site will select a Featured Page as a way to highlight particularly interesting biographies or other articles. Feel free to suggest pages on this page's Discussion page (see link at the top). Each month, the main page also features a Did You Know? factoid, highlighting an interesting bit of Eliana.
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2008 Featured Pages
January
The new year brings a new home for →Mary Jo Barbarossa←. This month's featured page is her life and times.
2007 Featured Pages
December
Sadly, December begins with the Elias gathering to remember the life of "Aunt Mary". This month's featured page is the biography of →Marie and Ralph Barbarossa←. Marie would have been 84 this month.
November
The youngest child of Maria and Nicola Elia was Tony. November was the month in which he married Rose Natoli. This month's featured page is the biography of →Tony and Rose Elia←.
October
Check out the biography of →Angela and Jim St. John←. Jim retired this month after a truly distinguished career with the Federal Highway Administration.
September
Check out the biography of →Diane and Mark Bartel←, who welcomed their first child into the world this April.
August
Appropriately, this month's featured page is the →summary of the 2007 Reunion←.
July
In 1992, Kevin St. John and his band released a CD that sold locally in Madison, Wisconsin. Check out the story of →Serendipity←.
June
June is, of course, a popular wedding month, true too for the Elias. June 6 would have been the 43rd wedding anniversary of David and Marie Patchin. This week's featured page is the →biography of Marie and David Patchin←.
May
We can always use help! One way to jump in is to look at the →list of the most wanted pages← - topics referenced by other pages but that are so far blank. Just click on the page you want to start and type away!
April
The Elia Family Project has a slowly growing repository of outstanding homespun Elia recipes. This month, check out →Michele Ocello's Green Olive recipe←.
March
I can feature my own biography, can't I? In honor of my tenth wedding anniversary, which is today, I invite you to check out →the life and times of Steven and Rebekah St. John←.
February
The family recently lost Frank Benedicto. Please take a look at →the biography of Frank and Peppy Benedicto←.
January
Several Elias have now registered on the site and made small changes especially to their own biographies. Thank you! This month's featured page is the →Website To Do List←. Please feel free to contribute liberally to these pages, there's a lot to do!
2006 Featured Pages
December
Check out the biography of →Ann Naccarato←, the grand-daughter of Maria and Nicola Elia.
November
Check out the article on the →Prinz Adelbert←, the steamship that carried Maria Elia to America.
October
For our first Featured Page, we highlighted the →biography of Maria and Nicola Elia←. This biography is actually one of the most collaborative on the site, but we can always use even more contributions. When you stop on by, feel free to add to it!
