On Sunday, March 22, the first signs with the names of those repressed will be installed on St. Petersburg houses. The “Last Address” campaign is finally getting its visible embodiment in St. Petersburg. Several dozen information signs have already been installed in Moscow with the names and dates of those arrested, executed, and killed in Soviet camps.

Until recently, in the city parliament, journalists were not required to dress too frivolously. Times are changing. Now they must move around the building under the supervision of the press service. Vitaliy Milonov can lose the status of the most popular character in the legislative assembly. Journalists have been hunting for a week for the new star of the city parliament-the head of the Department of Material and Technical Support Alena Kukushkina.

KGIOP entered into a settlement agreement with the destroyer of the Stackenschneider house. No one will be imprisoned for injuries inflicted on the monument. The criminal investigation was suspended, allegedly because it was not possible to identify a specific culprit. KGIOP also refused the demands initially put forward in court: the committee changed its anger to mercy, being satisfied with the amount of 3.6 million rubles received into its account.