As the head of the regional department of culture, Andrei Kuzichkin, told the TV2 news agency, in August a competition was held to fill the position of director of the Tomsk Regional Museum of Local Lore. According to Kuzichkin, the commercial director of the Prado coffee shop, Svyatoslav Valeryevich Perekhozhev, was chosen for the position of director of the local history museum. “We love experiments. In general, the competition was held under the banner of “coffee”.

This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Tomsk region. Valery Vladimirovich Gromov, former deputy head of the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Novosibirsk Region, was appointed to the post of head of the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Tomsk Region. Valery Gromov was born on December 17, 1968 in the city of Novosibirsk.

Thus, Deputy Mayor Alexey Sevostyanov commented to the TV2 news agency on the information that since 2003, the issue of creating a Korean center has been discussed in Tomsk. According to the deputy mayor, the city administration offered several options for placing a Korean center in Tomsk. “In particular, the city administration is ready to transfer to the autonomy a wooden two-story house on the street. Dzerzhinsky, 34/3.

Today at the NKVD Investigative Prison Memorial Museum a presentation of the exhibition “Writer Vadim Maksheev. Of the survivors." As a fifteen-year-old teenager, Maksheev, along with his mother and young sister, was sent into exile in the Narym district on Vasyugan, where he lived for almost 20 years, the museum noted. “My father died in Sevurallag in 1941, my mother and my little sister died of hunger in 1942 on Vasyugan, where we were taken into exile... First, my mother went to the hospital.

The administration of the Tomsk Drama Theater reported this to the TV2 news agency. “The troupe of the Northern Theater named after M.A. Ulyanov itself came up with a proposal to tour in our city. The theater is quite young, opening only its 9th season. On our stage, Omsk residents will present four performances to the audience, which are its calling card.

Interfax reports this with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, at 17.16 an electrical substation caught fire on Klyuev Street. “There were no injuries. The firefighters did not immediately begin extinguishing the fire; they waited until the electricians cut off the power to the substation,” the Ministry of Emergency Situations noted.

As senior traffic police inspector Vitaly Aplin previously told the TV2 news agency, the accident occurred the day before at about 3 p.m. “The Toyota car was moving along Komsomolsky Avenue from Mariinsky Lane towards Sibirskaya Street. In the area of ​​Pikhtovy Lane, 3, the driver of the foreign car lost control and drove into the oncoming lane, where he collided with a VAZ-2106 car,” explained Aplin. The driver of the Zhiguli died at the scene of the accident from his injuries.

The head of the city capital construction department, Alexey Safronov, announced this at a press conference at the Interfax agency. "Ave. We plan to overhaul Lenin on the section from Dalne-Klyuchevskaya to Nakhimov Street in the coming years. We have the technical parameters of the repair, all the rest will be added after the project is developed. Firstly, the plans are to carry out a major overhaul of the storm drainage system, and secondly, to create a maximum of parking spaces on the street.

An eyewitness to the accident, Roman Unashev, reported this to the TV2 news agency. “The accident occurred on September 4 at about 15:00 on 79 Guards Division Street. I was driving from the ring, towards Mira Avenue, I slowed down at the yellow traffic light and felt a strong blow from behind,” an eyewitness quotes the words of the Mitsubushi Canter driver. As Roman Unashev writes, “from the impact, the three-ton truck turned 180 degrees and was thrown into the oncoming lane.

User Photocor sent photographs from the Day of Uzbek National Culture that took place on September 3 in the City Garden to the “With Your Own Eyes” section.” “The Day of National Culture was celebrated last Saturday by the Tomsk national-cultural autonomy “Uzbekistan”. Uzbek songs were played in the City Garden, oriental beauties danced in national costumes, and the best cook in Tomsk prepared traditional pilaf,” writes Photocor.

Improvement of roads and parking lots in the courtyard of Mira 27, Internationalists 35, 31. In Tomsk, on the eve of the next elections at all levels, there is an infusion of funds, it is not difficult to guess from which party’s budget. As well as city roads, community-wide internal driveways, pedestrian paths and parking lots are being repaired.

The Tomsk branch of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation was criticized by its own comrades. Members of the Tomsk CPSU and RCWP announced the creation of a new supra-party association - the Russian United Labor Front or ROT Front. A rally was held in support of this unification on Novo-Cathedral Square. Those gathered accused the communists from the parliamentary Communist Party of the Russian Federation of borrowing fascist ideology.

Senior traffic police inspector Vitaly Aplin reported this to the TV2 news agency. “Currently there are 19 mobile video recorders operating throughout the city and region. About 700 orders per week are sent to owners of cars recorded by cameras,” noted Vitaly Aplin. Now, according to the senior traffic police inspector, there are plans to purchase 30 stationary cameras. As Vitaly Aplin explained to us, DVRs are installed on wide roads and areas where accidents often occur.

September 3 marked exactly seven years since the terrible events in Beslan. On September 1, terrorists seized the school; on September 3, during the storming of the building, 334 people were killed, more than half of them children. Last Saturday, despite the rain, about 200 Tomsk residents came to Novo-Cathedral Square to honor the memory of the victims.

The head of the city capital construction department, Alexey Safronov, announced this at a press conference at the Interfax agency. “The overpass on Frunze Ave. will be lower than the crossing on the street. Elizarov . It will be equipped with ramps and two elevators. It is planned that its construction will be completed in November,” said A. Safronov. He noted that after the opening of the elevated pedestrian crossing on the street. The Elizarovs received many complaints from Tomsk residents.