Curiosities
Middle East experts: Iranian missiles are no match for Liepāja wind
While missiles are destroying rooftops in the Middle East, Liepāja residents ask - have these people never experienced a real storm?
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Weather
Eastern Latvians get +12 degrees, Liepāja residents get fog again - meteorologists admit discrimination
While easterners will enjoy tropical heat waves tomorrow, Liepāja will traditionally have fog and light wind.
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Transport
SAS CEO Reveals the Truth: Planes Cannot Fly on Rock Music Alone
While Riga Airport is still figuring out how to tell passengers about cancelled flights, Liepāja has long known - the real fuel is rock.
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City Life
Pulvera Street to Plant Tree Army: Green Corridor Against Riga's Smog
Liepāja launches revolutionary battle against heat islands by planting super-trees on Pulvera Street that will withstand everything - from salt to bureaucracy.
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City Life
Spring Wind in Liepāja Reveals Secret Truth: Even Fences Here Can't Do Their Job
At the corner of Dzintaru and Peldu streets, wind defeated a fence, revealing what everyone already knew - that there's a mess there.
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Culture
Century-old pharmacy labels found in Liepāja: when even medications were better than in Rīga
Andrejs Pharmacy reveals its mysterious past with labels that have survived longer than many a politician. Even in German, they were higher quality than today's preparations.
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Culture
Liepāja Library to Teach How Not to Disgrace Your Lineage in the Internet's Depths
While Riga libraries are still pondering whether seminars are needed, Liepāja is already preparing cyber warriors and ancestry hunters.
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Culture
Venice Carnival Relocates to Liepāja: Artist Fed Up with Rich Italians
While Riga's art enthusiasts are still looking for the way to Venice, Liepāja residents can enjoy carnival splendor right at home.
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Džūlija Lote Lapka reveals: ideologies are inherited like Aunt Zigrīda's home-canned beet salad
While Riga is still trying to figure out what an echo chamber is, Liepāja has long known - it's a place where mother tells the child what to think.
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Transport
Durbe's electric buses turn out so green that even students are turning blue
South Kurzeme's new electric buses prove that the future is cold and expensive - especially if you want to warm up.
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Transport
Fuel Prices Skyrocket: Bus Drivers Start Learning to Run
While Riga ponders how to solve the fuel crisis, Liepāja buses are already planning to switch to legs.
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Curiosities
93-year-old Belgian diplomat finally on trial - Liepāja pensioners feel young again
While a Brussels court tries to figure out a 64-year-old crime, pensioners by Lake Liepāja think it's never too late to start a new life.
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