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Winter Looks in Yaroslavl: Panama Hats and SneakersWinter Looks in Yaroslavl: Panama Hats and Sneakers
Winter Looks in Yaroslavl: Panama Hats and SneakersA January lookbook in a new photo report.
High Traffic Congestion Persists in St. PetersburgHigh Traffic Congestion Persists in St. Petersburg
High Traffic Congestion Persists in St. PetersburgThe traffic situation in St. Petersburg remains tense. According to the Yandex.Probki service, congestion intensity is rated at 8 points.
Why Investors Are Choosing Novosibirsk Over MoscowWhy Investors Are Choosing Novosibirsk Over Moscow
Why Investors Are Choosing Novosibirsk Over MoscowInvestors are increasingly choosing Novosibirsk for real estate investments due to its strong economy, stable rental demand, and purpose-built projects.
Comprehensive Audit for SMEs: Avoiding Fines and LawsuitsComprehensive Audit for SMEs: Avoiding Fines and Lawsuits
Comprehensive Audit for SMEs: Avoiding Fines and LawsuitsWho provides comprehensive audit services in Krasnoyarsk?
Tyumen Residents Shocked by Utility Bills in FebruaryTyumen Residents Shocked by Utility Bills in February
Tyumen Residents Shocked by Utility Bills in FebruaryResidents of Tyumen are receiving utility bills for January with sharply increased amounts. Many are sharing their receipts on social media.
Tyumen residents share shocking utility billsTyumen residents share shocking utility bills
Tyumen residents share shocking utility billsResidents of Tyumen, Russia, are receiving utility bills exceeding ten thousand rubles, with many expressing shock and frustration over the sharp increases.
New Boilers for Freezing Ufa Building, Management Company ExplainsNew Boilers for Freezing Ufa Building, Management Company Explains
New Boilers for Freezing Ufa Building, Management Company ExplainsResidents of a new building in Ufa's Dyomsky district have complained about cold radiators all winter, leading the management company to install new rooftop boilers.
Petersburg Court to Consider LGBT Ban Lawsuits in Closed Session
Petersburg Court to Consider LGBT Ban Lawsuits in Closed SessionThe St. Petersburg City Court has accepted two administrative lawsuits from the Ministry of Justice, which seek to recognize as extremist and ban two LGBT community organizations.
De-icing containers stolen, salt stored outdoors in St. Petersburg
De-icing containers stolen, salt stored outdoors in St. PetersburgAt a St. Petersburg legislative meeting, an official reported that de-icing materials are stored on streets due to container theft. He later clarified that thefts are rare and storage is for processing.
St. Petersburg Snow Removal Would Bury Historic FortressSt. Petersburg Snow Removal Would Bury Historic Fortress
St. Petersburg Snow Removal Would Bury Historic FortressDuring the current winter season in St. Petersburg, over 1.3 million cubic meters of snow have been removed for disposal. According to officials, this volume would completely hide the historic Peter and Paul Fortress.
Murmansk Perinatal Center to close for two weeksMurmansk Perinatal Center to close for two weeks
Murmansk Perinatal Center to close for two weeksThe Perinatal Center in Murmansk will temporarily close from February 2 to 16 for planned disinfection, redirecting expectant mothers to the regional hospital's maternity ward.
Zoo primates receive coniferous treats
Zoo primates receive coniferous treatsLeningrad Zoo released a video showing monkeys receiving green treats from the Peter the Great Botanical Garden. The recording was published on February 2.
Street in central Voronezh to be closed for snow removalStreet in central Voronezh to be closed for snow removal
Street in central Voronezh to be closed for snow removalTraffic on Bolshaya Streletskaya Street will be blocked from 10 p.m. Monday to 6 a.m. Tuesday for snow removal, the city hall announced.
St. Petersburg to build three snow-melting facilities by 2030
St. Petersburg to build three snow-melting facilities by 2030St. Petersburg Water Utility assured deputies of sufficient capacity for snow disposal. To enhance operations by 2030, three new stationary snow-melting facilities are planned to be put into operation.
Riazan Woman Urges City Revival and Elevator RestorationRiazan Woman Urges City Revival and Elevator Restoration
Riazan Woman Urges City Revival and Elevator RestorationA woman from Riazan, now living in Yekaterinburg, has called on local authorities to revive the historic city, highlighting problems such as snow-clogged streets and non-functioning elevators in pedestrian underpasses.
St. Petersburg Traffic Jams Peak at 8 Points on February 2 EveningSt. Petersburg Traffic Jams Peak at 8 Points on February 2 Evening
St. Petersburg Traffic Jams Peak at 8 Points on February 2 EveningOn the evening of February 2, the road situation in St. Petersburg sharply worsened. The congestion on highways reached 8 points, which is two points above the usual level.
Deadline for children's clinic in Rossiysky pushed back for third timeDeadline for children's clinic in Rossiysky pushed back for third time
Deadline for children's clinic in Rossiysky pushed back for third timeA children's clinic in Rossiysky has seen its deadline postponed for the third time, and is now being completed by a third contractor.
Social Nanny in St. Petersburg: Who is Eligible for AssistanceSocial Nanny in St. Petersburg: Who is Eligible for Assistance
Social Nanny in St. Petersburg: Who is Eligible for AssistanceSt. Petersburg's free childcare program for under-threes, running since 2020, assists large, low-income, single-parent, and other eligible families.
Samara City Hall comments on massive camp ticket queueSamara City Hall comments on massive camp ticket queue
Samara City Hall comments on massive camp ticket queueAuthorities ask eager buyers to wait until April.
Emergency Contacts for Heat, Power, Water Loss in Voronezh ColdEmergency Contacts for Heat, Power, Water Loss in Voronezh Cold
Emergency Contacts for Heat, Power, Water Loss in Voronezh ColdTemperatures in Voronezh have plunged to -32°C (-26°F). Here are the hotlines to call if your heating, electricity, or water fails, and how to seek payment adjustments for prolonged outages.
Rostov Blanketed by Snow: Photos Show Snowfall AftermathRostov Blanketed by Snow: Photos Show Snowfall Aftermath
Rostov Blanketed by Snow: Photos Show Snowfall AftermathResidents of Rostov-on-Don experienced a snowfall on February 2, with some already baking traditional vatrushki (cottage cheese pastries). The city faced serious traffic jams and snowdrifts.
Epstein Files Reveal Correspondence with Volgograd ModelEpstein Files Reveal Correspondence with Volgograd Model
Epstein Files Reveal Correspondence with Volgograd ModelAfter a dinner with former South African President Jacob Zuma, she was described to Epstein as 'a rare combination of elegance, charm, and natural beauty.'
Snowfall blankets Rostov streets, photos showSnowfall blankets Rostov streets, photos show
Snowfall blankets Rostov streets, photos showSome residents have already baked vatrushki, a traditional Russian pastry.
Politologist highlights seven obscure facts about Battle of Stalingrad victoryPolitologist highlights seven obscure facts about Battle of Stalingrad victory
Politologist highlights seven obscure facts about Battle of Stalingrad victoryOn the 83rd anniversary of the defeat of Nazi German forces at Stalingrad, political scientist Dmitry Fetisov highlighted seven important but little-known aspects of this battle and its consequences.
Employees of Red October Pay Tribute to Stalingrad DefendersEmployees of Red October Pay Tribute to Stalingrad Defenders
Employees of Red October Pay Tribute to Stalingrad DefendersWorkers and veteran metallurgists from the plant gathered for commemorative events.