Tomorrow the Smolninsky court will continue the hearing to challenge the four-hundred-meter height deviation for the Okhta Center. And at the meeting last Friday, the court was presented with the conclusion of another of the experts appointed by him - Candidate of Technical Sciences, Deputy General Director of Evrika CJSC Maxim Shilenkov, which, due to organizational discrepancies, was not included in the case materials along with the conclusions of other members of the expert commissions.

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 entire metro network will be divided into three rings - three zones (central, industrial and sleeping, the most remote), and you will have to pay depending on how many zones the passenger passes through.

The police detain the young men near the metro and send them to military units on the same day. Even those who had no intention of evading service are under escort. The hunt for conscripts has resumed in the city on the Neva Registration in one day Last Tuesday, a police squad caught another conscript from St. Petersburg, Ilya Kozlov, near the Petrogradskaya metro station.

According to Decree of the Government of the Leningrad Region No. 99 dated April 22, 2010, the passport of the specially protected natural area (SPNA) - the natural monument "Red Lake" - was changed. Its land area was reduced by more than ten times - to a strip of coast 50 meters wide, whereas until now it was 500.

Until now, RBI has refused to make public the contents of the historical and cultural examination (HEC), which justified the removal of the water station site transferred to it for development from the boundaries of the Lopukhinsky Garden monument. The head of the RBI, Eduard Tiktinsky, assured that the company only had the title page of the examination, and sent all those curious to KGIOP.

The manor on the luxurious shore of White Lake was first mentioned in the accounting books of 1499, but its real history begins, of course, with Peter the Great - at the beginning of the 18th century he gave the manor to his sister Natalya, then the courtiers owned it, it passed from hand to hand , until in 1765 Catherine II donated this territory to her favorite Grigory Orlov for his services.

Our man, the one who “doesn’t take a taxi to the bakery,” must have strong nerves. Because anything can happen to him, a man: by the will of some official, he can be resurrected or, on the contrary, be buried alive. Due to bureaucratic mismanagement, the dead receive congratulations and the living receive funerals An untimely wish Take this May, for example.

In the second half of the 2000s, the ecological balance of the Neva Bay was dealt a terrible blow - much more powerful than even during the alluvium and dam construction in the 70s and 80s. And although the upper layer of water managed to clear, the pollution caused by the construction of the Marine Facade, the Passenger Port, and a lot of dredging work, mowed down almost all the benthic fauna, destroying its habitat.