Chita Quarter Plan Features Central Hotel Amid Thematic GardensThe concept for the Chita Quarter, a hotel and business complex planned at a historic intersection in Chita, was unveiled on 26 January, with only four apartments remaining to be relocated.
Horse owner releases herds in city near VolgogradHorses roaming freely have been causing problems in Krasnoslobodsk for six months. Residents say the animals wander onto roads, damage property, and cause traffic accidents.
St. Petersburg Honors Leningrad Siege Liberation DayOn January 27, St. Petersburg and across Russia mark the Day of the Complete Liberation of Leningrad from the Nazi Blockade. The siege lasted 872 days and ended on January 27, 1944.
Artistic director of St. Petersburg Capella diesOn January 27, it was announced that Vladislav Chernushenko, a People's Artist of the USSR and the longtime artistic director of the Capella, has died. He passed away at the age of 90 after a serious illness.
Samara City Administration Signs Agreement with DOM.RF BankOn 26 January, the Samara city administration signed a cooperation agreement with DOM.RF bank. The deal aims to boost socio-economic development and improve residents' quality of life.
Slyusar Announces Street Trade Reform in Rostov RegionGovernor Yury Slyusar has announced a reform of street trading in the Rostov region, promising benefits for farmers and veterans and addressing public complaints.
City hall announces snow cleanup plan for YaroslavlYaroslavl city officials outlined the cleanup sequence at a January 27 meeting, prioritizing roads and planning overnight snow removal after heavy snowfall.
Bolshoochtinsky Bridge Closed from City CenterIn St. Petersburg on the morning of January 27, traffic jams formed at the entrance to the Krasnogvardeysky district. The Bolshoochtinsky Bridge was closed from the city center side, and Piskarevsky Prospekt is heavily congested.
