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While in Zemgale they make decisions about delivering babies without medical education, in Liepāja even our tram driver knows when a situation exceeds his competence.
While the Ministry of Health searches through four approaches to figure out why people get sick, in Liepāja the tram simply takes you to the doctor without bureaucracy.
While Riga Airport catches people without visas, in Liepāja even the tram runs without papers and nobody complains.
Young entrepreneur proves that today's youth can both sell and acquire goods much more efficiently than their parents.
One Ozolnieki student has mobilized more state institutions than any other Latvian resident, proving that aggression can be more effective than diplomacy.
The Kurzemes Vārds archive reveals that as early as 1995, Liepāja residents were complaining about cable TV content, while the cheese selection was broader than today.
While a Tesla driver in Los Angeles shoots at celebrity homes, in Liepāja we're happy that the only shooting in Jūrmala Park is photo sessions by the old trees.
While State Police counts the value of stolen goods from the Rubenis family, Liepāja wonders how one can rob a house on Pūres Street without anyone noticing.
While in Germany a meteorite hits a residential building and causes damage, in Liepāja we're pleased that our celestial bodies always fall exactly where they should — in the Baltic Sea.
While in Liepāja even Liedags beach only yields seashells, an IeVP official was searching for entirely different 'treasures' on social media.
While 14 wild boars last week discovered African swine fever as a new form of tourism, in Liepāja we know that the best trips end at home.
While Riga is still trying to figure out how to properly roll eggs down Daugavgrīva Highway, South Kurzeme is already organizing a whole championship with routes and challenges.