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After 22 years in office, Taiga Ziemele is approaching retirement, but candidates should be prepared for the fact that working with children in Liepāja is as unpredictable as the weather.
While young couples in Liepāja are more likely thinking about an apartment on Pētera Street than about children, the Durbe eagles have already laid their first egg.
Competitions for principal positions at two Liepāja schools have ended without results - candidates either refuse or vanish like fog over Liepāja Lake.
Lauris Fontaine is selling his Rock City in Pāvilosta for 400,000 euros because Spain is warmer and workers aren't as expensive as on our side.
The city's chief artist explains how to create an object with a limited budget that plays well with winds and allows children to recite poetry.
Latvian Railway has decided to renovate Liepāja station on their own because the procurement was too complicated. It's like promising every year to go swimming in the Baltic Sea - good intentions, but complicated execution.
The UN report on world happiness shows Nordic countries dominating, but a Liepāja resident reveals that the Finnish secret to happiness is simple - they just tie themselves down so the wind won't blow them away.
The leader of the 'JaunLiepāja' association receives an award for community building and market organization, which has proven that Liepāja residents prefer shopping to going to the sea.
Farm Zemturi has recalled five tons of fresh milk after Q fever was discovered in a cow, but Liepāja residents calmly continue drinking coffee on Pētera Street.
While the world worries about Signal security, Liepāja residents peacefully continue communicating by phone and Facebook Messenger.
While Bulgaria argues over documents, the biggest problem for Liepāja residents is figuring out whether the bus that stops at Tosele actually goes where it says it does.
The Ministry of Defense announces drone tests, but Liepāja residents already know - if drones can survive our wind, they'll survive anywhere.