today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
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Starting from September 11, the curfew in Chernivtsi region will be from 01:00 to 04:00. This change reduces the duration of night restrictions for local residents.
Over the course of six months, more than 224,000 square meters of road surface were repaired in Bukovyna. Additionally, road signs, markings, pedestrian crossings were updated, and vegetation along the roads was cleared.
Four school buses were delivered to communities in Chernivtsi region, while three city buses were received by Chernivtsi. The transport was purchased with state budget funds and international assistance.
In Chernivtsi, five homeowners' associations installed 12 energy storage and backup power systems. The city program allows for a compensation of up to 80% of the equipment cost, and recently the limit on the maximum compensation amount was removed.
On September 10, Chernivtsi will begin filling heating networks from the city's largest boiler house. Residents of the areas around Heroes of Maidan Street, Independence Avenue, and Skald Street are urged to complete repairs to their internal heating systems.
In Bukovyna, 32 school kitchens and cafeterias have been renovated since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. Nearly 65 million hryvnias were spent on the upgrades, but one lyceum remains without a kitchen.
In Chernivtsi, the road repair on Kishiniivska Street is being completed. In addition to the road, the sidewalk near the cemetery and the morgue entrance has also been renovated.
In Chernivtsi, a 2-year-old boy accidentally locked himself in a car while playing with keys. His parents called rescuers, who successfully freed the child, who was unharmed.
Podvirne Lyceum in Chernivtsi Oblast has started the new school year with free meals for all students. This initiative is made possible by a government program providing children with hot lunches. Amid discussions about the quality of school meals in other cities, communities are showcasing an alternative approach to student nutrition.
The Chernivtsi Invest Forum will be held on October 3-4 in Chernivtsi, bringing together business leaders and investors. The event will feature over 30 speakers, panel discussions, and an EXPO zone, aimed at fostering entrepreneurship in the region.
In Chernivtsi, paramedics delivered a baby for a pregnant woman as they could not transport her to the hospital in time. A healthy girl was born, and both mother and newborn were taken to the perinatal center.
Chernivtsi city council members approved funding for the development of project documentation to renovate the running tracks at Bukovyna Stadium. The cost of the main repair work is yet to be determined, but the renovation is necessary due to the worn-out surface that has caused injuries to athletes.
A new educational space called 'School 82' has opened in Chernivtsi, belonging to the 82nd Separate Air Assault Brigade. The school offers training in tactical medicine, Ukrainian history, foreign languages, and other subjects for children aged eight and older, as well as adults. The opening coincided with the third anniversary of the brigade's establishment.
In Bukovyna, veterans and their family members can learn to drive for free if these skills are needed for employment. Nearly 200 people have already participated in the program.
On September 5 and 6, free lessons on electric scooter usage will take place in Chernivtsi. The event, organized by Bolt's School of Non-Violators, will provide participants with theoretical knowledge and practical skills, along with a quiz.
