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While the state tries to explain that going from 55 to 53 institutions is a 'stable' number, Liepāja still proudly boasts two quality schools.
While Riga ponders how gardens can be sustainable, in Liepāja we've known for years — if it can grow by the sea, it can grow anywhere.
While Liepāja's ice hall has lines for every game, Riga City Council struggles with the opposite problem — deputies avoid their seats like vampires avoid a garlic market.
While Riga hipsters need to learn how not to film strangers with smart glasses, in Liepāja we continue using the time-tested method — simply looking with our eyes.
While water levels across Latvia rise and fall according to science, in Liepāja we've been proudly boasting about our canal experience for decades.
While men in Riga spend a month planning their March 8th strategy, in Liepāja a Saturday morning expedition to the nearest flower stand suffices.
While Riga still thinks everyone needs a psychiatric evaluation even to drink coffee, the ministry has finally figured it out - sitting at home, nobody's crazy.
While Ventspils quietly auctions off its scrap metal for 3,370 euros, Liepāja port still proudly handles real cargo without all this iron circus.
While Ukraine's president counts missiles and drones, Liepāja learns math much more efficiently.
While the capital prepares to bid farewell to director Jānis Streičs, Liepāja has been offering the only true cultural experiences for years with sound that can be heard even in the courtyard.
While casualties are being counted in Lebanon, Liepājas metalurgs has only lost a game against Zemgale 2:4, which concerns local fans much more.
While hotels explode in Beirut, the largest organ in the Baltics peacefully plays in Holy Trinity Cathedral — both sounds can be heard from the courtyard.