The sentence of Denis Khrapovitsky, sentenced to 8 years of maximum security for drug distribution, entered into legal force: on January 13, the Regional Court refused to appeal to him.

The urban-type village of Lebyazhye, located on the shore of the Gulf of Finland between Lomonosov and Sosnovy Bor, was once a popular holiday destination. Five and a half thousand inhabitants, many are former military men (military units are located nearby), wonderful nature (which is constantly being encroached upon for the purposes of “economic activity”). And the only kindergarten, the head of which was Tatyana Konstantinova, a young specialist with two higher educations, six years ago.

Watercolor is the technique of kings! What if these kings live next to us in a fabulous parallel watercolor world? Who among us hasn’t dreamed of getting there at least for a minute? After all, only in a fairy tale can you find yourself in the amazing Land of Lies, which is located on a volcano island in the middle of the swampy Sea of ​​Lies. Meet the Ghost of Time and the heroes of the fairy tale and go with them in search of the lost Key of Truth.

Barrier cordons, promises to compensate farmers for damage caused by the destruction of pigs from their farms, expenses for special transport and other measures - all these measures require huge amounts of money from the city budget. But the veterinarians who made a fuss about African swine fever (ASF) allegedly appearing in the Leningrad region did not justify such expenses with anything - except for instructions from the times of the Soviet Union.

There is one unique place in the Vyborg region - the shore of Lake Nakhimovskoye between the villages of Tsvelodubovo and Ovsyanoye. In addition to its natural beauty, it has one mystical feature: no matter how many times local residents ask the regional prosecutor’s office to check this shore for violations of environmental legislation (for example, seizure and development of Forest Fund sites, fencing of banks), this body refuses to do this under various pretexts.

Now it’s no secret to anyone that in the Kirovsky district, out of 590 residential buildings managed by the state-owned Zhilkomservice No. 2 of the Kirovsky District, 531 houses were transferred to a private company - Zhilkomservis No. 2 with an authorized capital of 10 thousand rubles. Today representatives of both city and district authorities readily call this a “scam”.

One of those who expressed official condolences to the relatives of six-year-old Vanya Zavyalov, who died from the fall of a twenty-kilogram block of ice, was the deputy head of the Kirov region Vasily Osipov. Unfortunately, in Osipov’s bureaucratic biography, this tragedy is far from the first, requiring not the belated sympathy on duty, but the timely work of housing and communal services capable of preventing a catastrophe.

A week ago, a photograph of an extremely malnourished child appeared on the Internet and in a number of St. Petersburg media outlets. The text under the photo boils down to the fact that children from a Russian boarding school look like prisoners of a concentration camp. The uproar that arose in the city on the Neva in the days associated with the memory of the blockade quickly spread beyond the city limits and shook up Russia.