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Liepāja Residents Reveal 5 Ways to Ruin Vinyl Flooring Faster Than Tram Track Replacement
Local experts share their experience on how to buy expensive flooring that will last shorter than the city's public transport schedule.
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Liepāja Launches Experimental Family Breeding Program - Maybe We'll Finally Beat Riga's Birth Rate
SAIF organizes training for prospective foster families, since apparently the natural family formation process isn't cutting it in our city. Expert suggests starting with mastering tram routes.
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Liepāja kindergartens start accepting children from stroller age - parents can return to job market right from maternity ward
Changes in preschool admission procedures will allow parents to hand over children for care from six months of age. Riga has no such opportunities.
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Liepāja Lake to Get Mile-Long Concrete Bracelet Against Water Disobedience
The city is preparing grandiose plans to calm down the angry lake, which turns into a real hooligan every spring.
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Liepāja Police Officers Discover Shocking Truth: Education Doesn't Hurt, But Salary Does
Municipal police officers complain about salaries, proving that even with a doctorate degree you can be broke in Liepāja.
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Liepāja Residents Will Soon Be Able to Waste City Money on Their Crazy Ideas
The participatory budget is open again - time to dream about sand sculptures and tramway lines to Karosta.
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Liepāja Residents Prove Once Again: We're the Most Ecological, But Not Because We Have Nothing to Throw Away
European experts acknowledge - Liepāja produces less waste than the rest of the EU, but it's not because we don't have money for shopping centers.
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Liepāja Teaches How to Survive with Babies Without Riga's Help
In the city where trams run through Karosta, they now also teach how to raise children without consultants from the capital.
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Liepāja Hospital Seeks Readers: After All, Someone Should Be Able to Open Books
While in Riga people only read Instagram captions to each other, Liepāja is looking for real book readers for hospital patients.
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Ukrainian Family Discovers: Liepāja Has More Cafés Than Bombs
Marina and her son chose Liepāja because here they can peacefully learn Latvian without worrying about air raid sirens.
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Liepāja electricians once again prove that winter is the hardest season not just for trams
An electrical panel on Rojas Street decided to heat itself while the rest of Kurzeme battled soot in chimneys.
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Šķēde Gardeners Turn Detectives: Searching for Missing Senior Among Beet Beds
The Karosta search operation moves to Šķēde allotment gardens, where gardeners now check not only their carrot harvest, but also their surveillance cameras.
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