Mineral wool fibers have been found in the indoor air of Salpausselkä church – attempts are being made to improve the air quality with repairs during the autumn
Continuous stay in the interior of the church should be avoided for the time being
Hanoi Rocks makes a comeback in the original line-up – Sami Yaffa: \”When idiots start playing together, it becomes good chaos\”
Hanoi Rocks will perform at Michael Monroe’s birthday party in September.
The original line-up of Hanoi Rocks, one of Finland’s most significant rock bands of all time, will perform together for the first time in over 40 years.
According to the band’s frontman, singer Michael Monroe, it’s not an actual Hanoi Rocks re-union, but the band is making a comeback as the culmination of Monroe’s 60th anniversary concert. The original Hanoi Rocks line-up will take the stage at the end of the concert.
Joroinen’s luxury holiday destination being completed on time: Jasper Pääkkönen, Valtteri Bottas and Iivo Niskanen, among others, invested in the hotel
The resort is about to be completed in February of next year and employees are currently being recruited there.
The Rasmus’ Eurovision meadows will be auctioned so that the Natural Heritage Foundation can buy the forest from Lope
The city of Vantaa has decided to sell the 50-hectare forest area in Lope to the Natural Heritage Foundation. The forest will be bought and protected with the funds of the Blue Forest collection launched by the Natural Heritage Foundation and the Von Hertzen Brothers band in February.
Tuija Siltamäki’s column: Which is more valuable to you – The likes of strangers or the privacy of your friends?
People who are celebrating also have the right to privacy, and no one should unintentionally become content on other people’s social media, writes Siltamäki.
Evidence of the \”Atlantis of Wales\” written down in the 13th century was found on the seabed
The legend tells of a prosperous kingdom that was suddenly swallowed by the sea. There really were islands off the coast of Wales that disappeared into the sea in the Middle Ages, but the destruction was brought about by slow erosion, according to new research.
Maria Pettersson wishes she was a hot woman herself – a new non-fiction book opens the life stories of around 70 lesser-known Finnish women
The sister work of the book History’s jännät naiset tells about Finnish women who lived extraordinary lives. The non-fiction writer hopes that women’s history would be studied even more so that a more truthful picture of the past would be drawn.
The attraction that cost 21 million euros did not interest people this summer – even the big Kouvola sign did not get boaters to the Kimola canal
The Kimola channel in Kouvola was quiet last summer. The low traffic volume is explained by expensive fuel and increased foreign tourism.
The allure of novelty on Kimola’s channel has dissipated.
This summer, there were fewer boaters on the canal on the border between Iiti and Kouvola than ever before. This year, between May and September, 1180 closures were made on the channel. Closures are made when boat traffic passes through the canal closure.
The number of closures fell by about a third compared to last summer. In 2021, there were 1,669 closures.
In addition to jet skis and regular motorboats, inland water cruisers operate in the canal.
Travel companies still have a digital leap to make
At the very least, there must be a website, says tourism expert Outi Mertamo from Linna Development.
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Three municipalities in eastern Pirkanmaa plan to hire a tourism promoter
Kangasala, Kuhmoinen and Pälkäne calculate that they have a total of almost 12,000 cottagers and other seasonal residents. Development needs are also seen.
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