In the Istok gardening community near Vyborg, 19-year-old Artem built a micro-gauge railway on his grandmother's six hundred square meters of land. The railway has been in operation for five years now.
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A one-eyed, calico cat named Lynx from a dacha near St. Petersburg received a well-appointed house with heating and an automatic feeder.
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A silver hoard was discovered in the Leningrad region during excavations at the Tiverskoye settlement: a Kunstkamera expedition discovered the region's richest treasure.
A silver treasure was found in the Leningrad region. Read more
The situation will improve in October, but it's not certain: the fuel crisis in the regions continues. A gasoline limit of 30 liters per fill has been established in the Leningrad Region. This restriction will remain in effect.
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“To preserve human dignity until the last day”: for the first time in Russia, a state hospice was transferred to the management of a charitable foundation. The authorities of the Leningrad region transferred the building of the state hospice, which operates in 25
Drones Attack Ust-Luga Port, Starting a Fire In the Leningrad Region, Ukrainian drones attacked the commercial seaport of Ust-Luga. A massive fire broke out at the site of the strike, according to regional authorities.
Drones attacked the port of Ust-Luga, causing a fire. Read more
A 40-year-old equestrian club is being evicted from a historic building in St. Petersburg. The horses could be slaughtered. The St. Petersburg equestrian club "Prostor" has been ordered to move out of a historic outbuilding of the Beloselsky-Belozersky princes' estate. 24 horses
The head of the Mormon church in Vyborg was detained for donations to the FBK. In Vyborg, security forces detained the head of the local Mormon community on charges of funding an "extremist organization." The criminal case was opened.
Zakharova "reprimanded" UNESCO experts who spoke out against skyscrapers near the Lakhta Center. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova expressed outrage at the decision of UNESCO experts who called for abandoning the construction of two new skyscrapers.
Residents of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region are demanding that the Ministry of Natural Resources cancel the construction of the Rakhya wastewater treatment plant in the Vsevolozhsk District near Lake Ladoga.
"Reconciliation" is lost. The people's monument to the victims of the Civil War in St. Petersburg will find a permanent home. The "Reconciliation" monument, dedicated to the memory of participants in the Civil War on both sides, will be moved to St. Petersburg's Lyubashinsky Garden. This was agreed upon.
Is the Bergholz School slated for demolition? An expert found no historical value in the building where the poet studied. School No. 117 in St. Petersburg, where the future poet studied, is slated for demolition:
The Leningrad thaw, polite people with PTSD, and filling up without getting punched in the face: NeMoskva's gasoline report. A protracted gasoline crisis continues in Russia's regions, forcing authorities to introduce new, stricter regulations.
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A massive drone attack on the Baltic ports, a blackout in Crimea, and a strike on Kyiv: the main events of the night. The night turned out to be critically unsettled in Russian regions due to large-scale drone strikes, which
On July 2, 1775, near Gatchina, Nadezhda Gannibal, mother of Alexander Pushkin, was born. She was the granddaughter of "Peter the Great's Moor," strict with her son, and a socialite favorite.
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