Municipal leaders are considering what should actually be done with social and healthcare real estate when the welfare regions start at the beginning of next year.
The earliest carvings on the site, known as the Dune Stone, date back to the early 19th century. Now they are accompanied by initials and the number 2022.
A fungal disease turns the leaves of the trees brownish-purple and the colours do not shine like in the best years. However, in places the blackberry even glows bright red.
The Natural Resources Institute Finland today published two years of reference values for the conservation status of the Finnish wolf population. However, the matter was not definitively resolved.
Parish elections will be held in November and the four-year term of the new parish councils and church council will start in January 2023.
The Lahti City Environment Committee decided to allow contract parking
Scott Fahlman, the inventor of the emoji, sends a greeting to Finns who still use emoticons instead of emojis.
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The Queen refused to allow one documentary to be shown, because it got too close to the everyday lives of royals.
Helsinki is currently facing a shortage of suitable venues for large events. If the Suvilahti and Garden Helsinki projects come to fruition, the capital would have as many as three indoor arenas for more than 10 000 spectators.
Helsinki is seen as a potential location for major concerts and other events, with up to two new arenas currently being planned for the capital.
Suvilahti could become the largest multi-purpose arena project in Northern Europe, with an event arena that would attract an audience of around 11 000-16 000 people.
The city is investing in an international setting for events, while at the same time many world-class artists seem to be skipping Finland altogether on their European tours.
If the world’s top artists only rarely come to Finland, is there really a need to build new, huge concert arenas here?
Live Nation is the largest event organizer operating in Finland.
Lavender says that she was happy to hear about the planned arena projects in Helsinki. According to him, there is a need in Finland for both outdoor and indoor event venues, larger than the current ones.
