A long time ago, Evdokia Fedorovna Tirranen and Sergei Kuzmich Baranov lived in an old house on Novaya Street (Verkhnie Oselki village). She is a former prisoner of fascist concentration camps. He is a resident of besieged Leningrad.

New accents of the housing policy of St. Petersburg were recently discussed with the participation of journalists at the Green Lamp press club by the leaders of the main city housing department. Among other things, attention was paid to communal apartments, according to the head of the specialized committee, Yuri Osipov, “a separate St. Petersburg song.” There are still 106 thousand communal apartments in St.

In February, through the combined efforts of the townspeople and the Council for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage, a victory was won: the demolition of the Rogov House was stopped, the State Construction Supervision Authority called the demolition attempt illegal, and the KGIOP ordered the guilty owners to recreate everything in its previous form. Will victory now turn into defeat?

On Friday, July 16, Pavel Alekseev, a teenager who died in the “New Generation” camp, located in the village of Mekhbaza, Lodeynopolsky district, was buried. He was buried in a closed coffin: rescuers searched for him for five days, the body was found in the lake, quite far from the camp and the site of the conflict in the strawberry field. Probably, officials hope that all problems are buried in this closed coffin, but this, in fact, is only a desire to relieve themselves of responsibility.

Co-chairman of the St. Petersburg branch of VOOPIiK, Professor Alexander Margolis, addressed President Dmitry Medvedev, asking him to resolve the issue of including the former Mitrofanievsky necropolis in the register of historical and cultural heritage. If this happens, it will put an end to one of the ambitious projects of the St. Petersburg administration - the Izmailovskaya Perspective.

There is silence in the hall of the St. Petersburg Memorial Center. The meeting dedicated to Natalya Estemirova began on July 15 with a minute of silence. Slides alternate on the screen. They show Natalya with her family and friends. With those who turned to her in moments of despair and grief.

Novaya continues to monitor the development of the case of convicted Vyacheslav Korolkov*, who died in the prison hospital named after. Gaza on May 10 this year (see No. 46 of 2010). Despite numerous facts of violations revealed by the father of the deceased, the investigative department for the Central District refused to initiate criminal proceedings against him.

The resolution of the meeting from which members of the Writers' Union and the Union of Journalists left. Here are the positions of those who voted for Grantseva (Milyakh): A. Voznesensky - former commercial director, A. Baranova - typesetter, I. Zhukov - driver, K. Ivannikov - lawyer who corporatized Neva and never worked for it, T. Kvaratskhelia - accountant, V. Lavrov - head of "Nevograph" (an exhibition of artists' works on Nevsky, 3, where it was originally located "Neva"), G.