Novaya's columnist Boris Vishnevsky talks about why the dictatorship doesn't know how to deal with crises medical workers have died in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic (*according to the “Memory List”) The state must pay about 160 thousand rubles to the main defendant in the high-profile, but collapsed in court case of preparing an assassination attempt on the governor of St. Petersburg, Valentina Matvienko.

“A global study on preschool has been completed. The bottom line is that there are more than 370 nurseries and kindergartens that did not die a natural death, now occupied by bathhouses, banks, hotels and offices,” this is how the material “I started the kindergarten myself,” published in the 11th issue of Novaya, began. The text is based on a brochure already familiar to many, prepared by activists of the “Living City” movement and employees of the ECOM Center of Expertise.

The urban planning policy of the northern capital is based on three whales, which scatter in all directions at the sight of a whaler Rice. 1 St. Petersburg - the city of grain Speaking at the Mariinsky Palace before the Legislative Assembly with her annual message, Governor Matvienko expressed confidence that in people’s memory 2009 “will remain not a year of crisis, but a year of theater.” Along the way, he reminded: “Man does not live by bread alone.

In April 2009, Vladimir Bortko’s film “Taras Bulba” was released on the wide screen, dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the birth of Nikolai Gogol. As one might expect, it caused extremely heated controversy, not so much even in art history as in political controversy.

In recent weeks, the St. Petersburg police began calling opposition members - both party members and public activists. Some are interviewed by telephone, others are persistently “invited to talk,” and others are visited at home. The questions are not particularly original: what parties or movements do they belong to and what are they going to do during the May holidays and the upcoming Economic Forum in early June.

The Eco-Express-Service company provided the editors with its commentary on the opinion of Doctor of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences Alexander Rybalko, who analyzed a document entitled “Preliminary Environmental Impact Assessment” compiled in relation to the future port of Bronka. Let us recall that on April 9, in the article “The New Port Will Be Covered with Sand,” Rybalko criticized the document.

At the end of March, at a meeting of the City Improvement Headquarters, a “wonderful” way to solve the problem of vehicle parking was proposed. New places are supposed to be created using lawns that have fallen into disrepair. Which, according to the authors of the proposal, will help “create civilized parking conditions for car owners.” There is no need to explain for a long time what the situation is with green spaces in St.

Smolny completed an investigation into the conflict between TV journalists from Channel 5 and the richest official of the St. Petersburg government, Sergei Bodrunov, who, according to the offended party, promised to “buy the channel, close the program and fire everyone.” However, the announced results of the proceedings are a meaningless formality against the background of what happened later.