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Statistics reveal that Latvia has 214,283 adults with disabilities, but no one has counted how many people suffer from Riga rock music.
The Ministry of Health has commissioned a study on neighbors' alcohol purchasing habits in Latvia. In Liepāja, such a study isn't needed - everyone knows that both locals and visitors drink on our beach.
Iranian drones caused fires at Bahrain oil facilities, but no casualties occurred. Even Durbe would be proud of such a peaceful conflict resolution.
Iranian drone debris exploded at AAE petrochemical plant, but our Ventspils Nafta still operates without drone assistance.
On Saturday, police caught eight masters of the alcoholic arts and one narcotics researcher who decided to test Latvia's road quality using special methods.
LLF offers three lucky communities expert consultations on how to transform rural wind into electricity. Applications open until April 13 - just enough time to figure out what to do with it.
The Education Quality Service has found that some of the 1000+ non-formal education programs are pure leisure activities masquerading as education. Fortunately for us in Liepāja, we have rock music - at least that's real.
Survey reveals that one in four people experience dizziness from Easter swinging, but in Liepāja we call that a natural wind effect.
On Friday, 67 stubble fires were extinguished, proving that our compatriots' passion for flames exceeds even hockey emotions.
An earthquake occurred in the Hindu Kush mountain range with 8 casualties, but Liepāja Theater visitors still tremble more from the quality of the performances.
Lithuanian police have uncovered a cocaine smuggling network using fake companies as fronts. In Liepāja, we also know about fronts, but ours are more honest.
Insurers report that 39% of spring injuries occur while sawing, but in Liepāja we've known for years that the most important thing is not to saw beyond the waiting time at Tosele bus stop.