The chairman of the St. Petersburg branch of the Yabloko party, Maxim Reznik, was detained by police officers on the evening of December 4, not far from his home. The next day, the politician was going to meet with colleagues who had come to St. Petersburg from different regions of Russia to discuss the upcoming party congress. The leader of St.

The piles are scored in the heart of Nyenshant, while representatives of Smolny delay the court on Okhta Center On Thursday, December 3, when the previous number of “New” came out, which said that in the near future the pile of piles on the Okhtinsky cape could begin-the excavation of the soil began on the construction site of the “Okhta-center”. Builders are preparing the first well for piles-barters, which can go to a depth of more than 50 meters.

By the beginning of December, the official list of St. Petersburg residents killed and injured in the Nevsky Express disaster included a total of 95 people. 18 people were killed, 83 were injured. The youngest of the dead is 27 years old, the oldest is 55. Among the victims, the youngest is an 18-year-old guy, the oldest is a 73-year-old man. The investigation has released sketches of the suspects in the Nevsky Express explosion. In a white shirt On December 3, investigators presented St.

In the fall of 2009, another crime against cultural heritage was committed in full view of St. Petersburg. Two of the three factory chimneys, which are part of the architectural complex of the Partnership of the Nevskaya Paper-Spinning Manufactory, founded in 1833 at the dawn of Russian industrialization, were dismantled. The chimneys were dismantled along with several red brick factory buildings from the 1920s. on the street Red textile worker, houses 10–12.

The teleconference with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin disappointed the Pikalevites three times. First of all, because for the last six months, not without reason, they have been expecting a personal visit from the head of the Russian government, and not communication through television cameras and thousands of kilometers. Secondly, because people were preparing to ask questions that really concerned them. Thirdly, we really hoped to hear not general comforting words, but answers to the point.

In No. 90 (dated December 3) Novaya published the article “My police are lying in wait for me.” It was about a girl, Olga, who was attacked by drunken policemen in early November, shortly before Police Day.

By the beginning of December, the official list of St. Petersburg residents killed and injured in the Nevsky Express disaster included a total of 95 people. 18 people were killed, 83 were injured. The youngest of the dead is 27 years old, the oldest is 55. Among the victims, the youngest is an 18-year-old guy, the oldest is a 73-year-old man. Among those killed in the Nevsky Express was our close relative.

St. Petersburg State University Rector Nikolai Kropachev decided to create a Museum of Famous Alumni and Teachers at the University. Many wondered: why and for what purpose did the head of the university decide to do this right now? So that prominent graduates and teachers here are not forgotten, or so that the latter themselves remember who started all this?

Major Alexey Dymovsky from Novorossiysk, as they say, woke up famous after his video message to Putin, which he posted on the Internet a month ago. He talked there mainly about the hard lot of the police and about corruption in the authorities - which everyone already knows about. But for some reason it hurt!

Residents of Shishmarev's 18th-century mansion, building 3 on Nevsky Prospekt, continue to fight against mansard construction (700 square meters of luxury apartments). Neither numerous protests from apartment owners, among whom are respected and famous citizens, nor legal proceedings help. People even went all in - they wrote a letter to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.

Where the battles of the Winter War unfolded 70 years ago, active cross-border cooperation is now developing between Russian and Finnish entrepreneurs. Of the 429 new enterprises opened in the border areas of south-eastern Finland, according to the coordinator of business development, representative of the Kotka-Hamina Regional Development Agency Alexey Kantonen, 66 were opened by representatives of Russian business and immigrants from Russia.