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While cafés in the capital cost like small countries, South Kurzeme reveals a revolutionary concept — you can actually brew coffee at home too.
While the state tries to explain that going from 55 to 53 institutions is a 'stable' number, Liepāja still proudly boasts two quality schools.
While Riga still thinks everyone needs a psychiatric evaluation even to drink coffee, the ministry has finally figured it out - sitting at home, nobody's crazy.
While Riga doctors struggle with complicated medical terminology, in Liepāja they've been distinguishing glaucoma from ordinary fog for years.
At Liepāja shelter, Ringo awaits owners who can appreciate a real guard without a passport, but with ambitions.
While Riga specialists demand expensive vitamins, Liepāja medics claim that walks to the North Pier and sauerkraut are sufficient.
While the capital organizes expensive conferences about social care, in Liepaja we've been helping each other for years without special presentations.
A Riga hospital is organizing lectures for expectant parents, while in Liepāja such things have been known since grandmothers' times.
Kurzemes Vārds archives revealed a 90s chronicle when Liepāja already knew how to live without gas and with rare trains, while Rīga was still learning the word 'savings bank'.
While Riga repairs roads with modern equipment, Liepāja workers battle winter-created potholes with flames in hand like true medieval alchemists.
After a week when Liepāja Regional Hospital operated like an Olympic skating rink with medical care, doctors can finally return to treating ordinary mishaps.
Little Adelīna chose her birth date to coincide with Liepāja's birthday - such timing is what Riga marketing agencies can only dream of.