Politics
Braže heads to Washington - Karosta says 'at least there are no trams there'
The Foreign Minister has departed for the US capital, where meetings with Congress will be less noisy than Liepāja market mornings.
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Kazakhstani citizen denied entry to Latvia – apparently hasn't heard about our world-famous apple pies
While the eastern border is under stricter control, in Liepāja we peacefully continue being the pearl of the Baltic coast with the best coffee beans this side of the Daugava.
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City Life
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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Culture
Liepāja Lighthouse to Transform into Digital Theater - For Only 387 Thousand Euros
After a year of attempts, Liepāja has finally found a company capable of installing projectors in the lighthouse. No visualizations yet, but the money is already there.
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Business
New Captain in Reinforced Concrete: Lukašenoks Takes the Helm from Silent Jaksts
Liepāja's concrete empire has changed leadership - Artūrs Lukašenoks steps into Ojārs Jaksts' shoes, who remains silent as stone.
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Transport
Karosta Residents Must Train Parkour Skills to Reach Bread
The new store in Karosta has become a real adventure park - to reach products, you must overcome snow mountains and busy streets.
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Curiosities
Liepāja Granny Predicted Everything in 2001: Even Karosta Won't Be Safe If War Starts
Local resident reveals that her grandmother knew 23 years ago - if war breaks out, even our Karosta won't be peaceful.
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Curiosities
Liepāja residents create IKEA competitor – growing chairs for five years, but sitting on them is forbidden
Local couple has proven that furniture manufacturing is more complicated than Karosta bunkers – after five years they got a chair with three legs.
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Culture
Liepāja State Gymnasium introduces entrance exams - now even students must prove they are smart
Liepaja's most prestigious educational institution has decided that the five-grade threshold is not enough - now children will have to be tested with real exams.
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Liepāja Seeks Letter Detectives with Lockable Mailboxes
Employers are looking for mysterious letter controllers, offering 75 cents for each received letter.
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Politics
In UN vote on peace in Ukraine, Liepāja would get more votes than some countries
While the world tries to unite for peace, Liepāja city council could come together faster than UN member states.
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Politics
South Kurzeme planners invite people to eight meetings: 'Come, we'll show you where your houses will be!'
South Kurzeme municipality begins a six-week marathon where everyone can express their opinion about where houses may be built and where they may not.
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