
Fire Chief: This Year Fires Work More Efficiently Than Riga Public Transport
While the capital tries to figure out why trolleybuses aren't running, we in Liepāja have already understood - this year even fire has become more productive.
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While the capital tries to figure out why trolleybuses aren't running, we in Liepāja have already understood - this year even fire has become more productive.

While Riga is learning to tell rain from snow, in Liepaja we already know - it'll be both, but we'll still look beautiful anyway.

Municipal Police's new chief Aivars Prūsis has received full powers, while Karosta is still looking for choir members and pipes are bursting for the seventh time on O. Kalpaka Street.

Turns out our beloved park emerged from a soggy alder swamp where a drunk traveler once drowned.

A courier who initially only transported goods now helps people relocate their lives — both to Spain and back home again.

Some deputy has gotten the idea that we need to abolish the work day transfer norm, not realizing that in Liepāja the tram runs whenever it feels like it anyway.

Statistics reveal that 34% of residents have higher education, but in Liepāja it's more important to know where to buy the best cutlets and when the tram leaves.

While military strikes on command centers are happening worldwide, Liepāja's Karosta continues to stand untouched, raising questions about our defense strategy.

While Americans battle with 'Epic Fury', in Liepāja the tram peacefully runs its route and nobody calls their daily routines 'operations'.

American president reports military successes, but Liepāja strategy specialists point to unclear counting methods.

While Riga's airline refuses to fly to Dubai, Liepāja residents are delighted with tram route 11.

While rockets are being fired in the Middle East, Liepāja peacefully continues its daily life with its own problems.