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Hasidim have started arriving in Uman, passing through Vinnytsia. Pilgrims were spotted at the Vinnytsia train station and the Central Market. According to social media, they leave behind trash and broken items.
On September 8, Iryna Pletnova ceased to be the mayor of Uman following a decision by the "For the Future" party. This was made possible by a petition signed by local residents, marking the first such case in Ukraine.
Free digital literacy courses for adults have been launched in Cherkasy. The training is organized by the Municipal Enterprise 'City Development and Digital Transformation Institute', with classes held at three locations in the city. The course consists of 10 sessions, teaching participants how to use smartphones, messengers, social networks, and other online services.
History teacher Andrii Stetsiuk from Cherkasy has become the host of a new TV project "Influencers of the Past" on the "Dim" channel. The project features well-known Ukrainian actors, musicians, and bloggers exploring history through an interactive format, completing quests and tasks.
Parents of first-graders received over 738 million UAH for purchases through the School Package program in Diia. Currently, 158,000 applications have been submitted, with the state providing 5,000 UAH per child for necessary school items. Parents can apply online via the Diia app.
Representatives of Jewish communities in the US met with President Donald Trump to discuss issues related to the historic Jewish cemetery in Uman. The meeting addressed illegal constructions on the cemetery's territory and the discovery of human bone fragments.
A 45-year-old foreigner holding US and Israeli citizenship will be forcibly expelled from Ukraine after illegally residing in Cherkasy. The man had discrepancies in personal data in his passport documents, which he used when entering the country.
In Cherkasy, 40 babies were born from August 31 to September 6, which is 12 more than the previous week. More boys were born than girls.
The Uman District Prosecutor's Office has filed a lawsuit to grant heritage status to a water tower that has lacked proper designation for over 15 years. The structure, built in the early 20th century, was included in the list of newly discovered heritage sites in 2010 but has not yet been registered as a national monument.
The head of a housing association in Cherkasy has been warned for using Russian in a work Viber chat. A representative of the language ombudsman stated that communication must be conducted in the state language according to the law.
Starting from September 4, 2026, the National Bank of Ukraine will issue a new 2000 hryvnia banknote. The banknote features a portrait of dissident Vasyl Stus and mosaics by artist Alla Horska, linked to the history of Cherkasy region.
Every year, around 50,000 Hasidic pilgrims visit Uman for Rosh Hashanah to pray at the grave of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. This pilgrimage has continued since Ukraine's independence, despite the ongoing war. Rabbi Nachman requested to be buried in Uman, making it an important spiritual center for Hasidim.
Police in the Cherkasy region have charged two medical workers with forgery. They allegedly entered false information into a medical report regarding a child's disability, who did not undergo the required examination.
At the 'Escobar' club in Cherkasy, instances of phone damage due to lasers have been reported. One visitor stated that her camera was damaged while filming a video on the dance floor.
The State Tax Service of Ukraine warned taxpayers about suspicious emails allegedly sent by courts. These emails mention initiated court proceedings by the tax service and contain counterfeit electronic summonses for court hearings.
