Food Supplier Denies Poor-Quality Products Reached Tyumen SchoolThe catering provider for a school where dozens of children fell ill states that substandard products could not have reached students due to strict controls, as an investigation into the mass illness continues.
Scandalous Samara Training Center 'Harmony' Told to Vacate PremisesThe 'Harmony' training center, founded by psychologist Ella Prudnikova, has been evicted from its main venue in Samara for unpaid rent, and a fraud case has been initiated against an 'unidentified person'.
Dismantling of New Year Decorations Starts in TolyattiMunicipal authorities in Tolyatti have commenced the removal of New Year decorations, with the company 'Zelenstroy' handling the takedown of festive installations.
Moscow Tests Electric Bus with Night Charging TechnologyThe KAMAZ-6282 electric bus is being tested on the e41 express route, connecting Zelenograd to the Khovrino metro station. Deputy Mayor Maxim Liksutov stated it has already traveled over 17,000 km in three months.
Saratov administration plans private house buyouts for demolitionThe Saratov administration has budgeted nearly 30 million rubles (approximately $333,000 at current rates) to prepare private houses near the bus station for demolition, after city council deputies approved the budget changes.
Stavropol Announces Final January FairsThe Stavropol administration has announced weekend fairs in multiple city locations, with the last ones scheduled for January 31 and February 1.
Exchange Building Contractor Added to 'Black List'The company 'RSK-Renaissance' has been included in the register of unscrupulous suppliers after the termination of the contract for the restoration of the Exchange Building on the Spit of Vasilievsky Island.
First Deputy Governor Comments on New Stolby Visitation RulesIndignation over new visitation rules at the Krasnoyarsk Stolby national park continues to mount, with the first deputy governor addressing the controversy and assuring that practices will remain unchanged.
Builder jailed for embezzling Solnechny Park fundsArmen Fagradyan was convicted of stealing over 2 million rubles (approximately $22,000 at current rates) during the renovation of Solnechny Park in Chita and forging documents for a skate park, leading to a prison sentence.
Court Closes Rat-Infested Shashlik Stand in Samara for 45 DaysA court has shut down a shashlik stand in Samara's Industrialny district for 45 days after police filmed a rat running over meat. The head of the local consumer watchdog explained the inspection and the kiosk's future.
Fiery Dawn Over Moscow as Grey Sky Turns YellowMuscovites captured stunning photos of a rare yellow dawn that illuminated the city on Friday morning, despite temperatures plunging to −17°C (1°F).
February in St. Petersburg may begin with record coldFor the upcoming weekend, St. Petersburg is forecast to have abnormally cold weather due to the influence of a Scandinavian anticyclone. The night of February 1 has every chance to become the coldest since the beginning of this winter.
Victoria Abazova Requires Lifesaving MedicineVictoria Abazova, a 32-year-old resident of St. Petersburg, suffers from rare pulmonary hypertension. She requires an expensive drug, but the subsidized provision has been interrupted, and therapy cannot be stopped.
