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In South Kurzeme, three members flee from the Landscaping Commission, leaving the commission understaffed and searching for new forces.
Artistic director Baiba Bartkeviča reveals that Liepāja's Capital of Culture program will start with amber hunting and end with parties until four in the morning.
Liepāja motorsport enthusiasts are fighting against three pine tree partisans who refuse to retreat from the track and are threatening international competitions.
The city is preparing grandiose plans to calm down the angry lake, which turns into a real hooligan every spring.
The European Capital of Culture year promises to turn Liepāja into an event jungle, where organizers will have to fight for every spectator like gladiators in Karosta.
Municipal police officers complain about salaries, proving that even with a doctorate degree you can be broke in Liepāja.
Hungary's Prime Minister has deployed military forces at energy facilities, while in Liepāja the tram still runs on good old electricity.
While the US closes Radio Free Europe in Bulgaria and Romania, Liepāja's tram continues to carry truth along the rails since 1899.
The situation at Syria's Hol camp has surpassed even the chaotic nature of Liepāja's tram schedule - thousands of people have escaped through 138 holes.
While the capital is still arguing about heat, perfect coffee is already bubbling in Liepāja kitchens. Experts explain why a machine is better than a girlfriend.
While Riga is still learning how to properly open a window, Liepāja's design gurus have already mastered the art of covering it with various fabrics.
While Riga is still thinking, Liepāja specialists already know that the best defense against hybrid warfare is learning to understand what's actually happening.