appropriate flexibility at the local level. and her department has provided invaluable assistance to counties as we invest in our community priority. one of the world's foremost economists, secretary yellen is the first person in american history to have read the federal reserve -- been part of the federal reserve and the treasury department. please join me in welcoming treasury secretary, janet yellen. good morning, madam secretary. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction. it's a privilege to be here with so many great county leaders. many jobs in public service are difficult. but there are very few jobs, where you are more tested on your ability to deliver, day in and day out, leading the local government. that has been true over the past three years. so, thank you for your tireless work. i also want to think naco, for its strong partnership. we've worked hand-in-hand at every step of our recovery over the past two years. president winfrey, thank you for your leadership at naco. and thank you to the past president johns

flexibility of the local level. department provided invaluable assistance counties as we invest in our community priorities one of the world's foremost economists secretary yellen, first person in american history to have led the white house council of economic advisers and federal reserve and the treasury department. please join me in welcoming treasury secretary janet yellen. [applause] good morning. >> thank you, much appreciated. [applause] >> thank you for that deduction. it's a privilege to be here with so many great county leaders jobs in public service are difficult but there are few jobs for your more tested on your ability to deliver day in and day out in the local government, that's been true the past three years so thank you for your tireless work. i want to thank nato for strong partnership. we'veer worked hand-in-hand evey step the past few years. president winfrey, thank you for your leadership both at nato and will county and thank you to pass president johnson, i am grateful to have met chase and th

it on their own on the first day , a huge burden of responsibility is borne by the introduction of local, which means that where they are not fighting, martial law is probably such a trampling of the path that will destroy the local self-government, therefore, i think it is very wrong regarding the issues that you voiced, which currently concern us today, and looking at this , then there is a state of war, we see that inconsistency, bias, and in some cases even, well, in my opinion, such a decision is foreseen, which lead to corruption components , we see 50 e-e 6 55 of the law on reforming reforming in the field of urban planning, i.e. construction yes, there we see that well, that 's what it's called, let's formulate it, the introduction of some powers into communities, so specifically, see local self-government bodies administered these services, created appropriate institutions, groups that work today say no, you will not monitor the objects that you are doing , you have no control at all today, you are completely removed from this today, you will be responsible, how much to finance

she believe that a lot more locally grown produce could be sold at local markets. garner is a fertile country. that's rich in resources. is quite the same when i talk about, you know, the cdc, anyone from gun i always put it. so like you are looking at transportation costs and all that's going to wait. agriculture in ghana is a struggling sector. a growing number of farmers giving up the driving principle behind every household nation is that cultivated vegetables should be profitable. the project also promote healthy eating. it has the support of local government. and although it also raises quite shortness of people's awareness and seeking to make the environment clean up by haven't those guidelines. so it is the concept that, for me is listed in terms of getting the right to nutrition, getting the environment clean, and more importantly, also generate people's interest in the practice in agriculture, about level seen women learn to take pride in the achievement is what drives a cluster today she's just shown over 100 women. how to be more self, sufficient is the job fruits and vege

the local population is about a 130000 people. there are many older people here and many apartments have been left empty. the local administration created a system to match refugees up with the owners of that free accommodation. the district also has several temporary arrival centers for refugees on offer, including a hotel and a hostile and me, its facilities misdemeanor. if i imagined that i had to live for several months in a sports hall with lots of people, i don't know, conflict put into of course that kind of thing can create conflict. and of course, having people living in apartments across that goes large district allows us to integrate them better in them. and then we also have a lot of volunteers and villages and cities who else these people and it didn't been mentioned. so as i understand, you know, like in this former casino in the city of goslin, now a center for donations around 30 volunteers have been here almost every day to help the refugees with advice and to sort through clothes, furniture, and household objects

two years ago i spoke to local leaders with the passage of the plan.i said was that the law would finally allow us to do what most of us came to government for. not simply to fight fires and resolve crises, but to build a better country. i can unequivocably say the rescue plan provided critical relief and historic recovery. just as importantly is strength in the future of our counties in our countries. specifically the rescue plan has been transformative on some of the persistingg challenges facig our counties. from a child poverty to house the insecurity. and it has set the stage for the passage in successful implementation of ourpl administrations historic long-term investments. the bipartisan infrastructure law, chips and science act and inflation reduction act will position us for economic success in the coming decade. let me first take us back to years ago when the rescue plan was still being debated in the halls of congress. our country was in the middle of a public crisis. using more american lives than any other time since the pandemic began. t

just personally my mom is a local politician on the east coast and it is important the local government has qualified people working in the process, so that you can maintain the sense of fairness and balance because as mr. wassermann said it does get contentious and it is personal so hope i can maintain integrity in the system by acting as a board member and that is all i have to say. thank you for your time. >> thank you mr. miller. seeing no one on the roster for-to discuss this, let's open up to public comment. >> yes, members of the public who wish to comment on these matters may line up to speak at this time. if you are joining remotely, please call the public comment line at 415-655-0001. the meeting id 24822714832 then pound and pound again. once connected you need to press 3 to enter the speaker line. system profit will indicate you raised your hand. please wait till we take public comment and when the system indicates you are unmuted that is your queue to begin your comment. there is no one in the room for public comment at this time. just checking our telephone line to see if

she believe that a lot more locally grown produce could be sold at local markets. gonna is a fertile country. that rich in resources is quite the same when i talk about, you know, the cdc, anyone from gotten, i always put it. so like you are looking at transportation costs and all that's going to wait. agriculture in ghana is a struggling success. a growing number of farmers giving up the driving principle behind the house foundation is that cultivate and vegetable should be profitable. the project also promotes healthy eating. it has the support of local government. and although it also raised the controls and those of people's awareness and seeking to make the environment clean up by haven't those guidelines. so it is the concept that, for me is listed in terms of getting the right nutrition, getting the environment clean and more pipe for tunnel. also generating people's interest in the practice in agriculture, about level seeing women learn to take a ride in the achievement is what drives a process. today she's just shown over 100 women. how to be more self. su

local governments, local businesses, to be advertising local parks. national parks, to get more visits in those less traveled? >> representative gohmert, i agree with you on that. i think it is very important that all of this is done with coordination with the local communities. for example, we don't want to outsource arches national park visitations hodges to dead horse state park, right? while there is real opportunity there. it needs to be done carefully and with coordination to ensure that those opportunities exist. i think it is also worth noting, oftentimes people come to the parks -- they've traveled for miles! they've come from all over the world to see the geysers in yellowstone. it is a little more complicated than just suggesting they go elsewhere when they traveled so far to see specific features. with proper coordination, especially when it comes to lodging or campgrounds, things like that, the localities can implement solutions that work for them. >> thank you so much. i yield back my time, chair. >> thank you very much. the chair now re

janet yellen has championed the concept of responsibility at the local level. one of the world for most economists, secretary yellen is the first person in american history to have -- the federal reserve and the treasury department. please join me in welcoming treasury secretary janet yellen. [applause] >> good morning madam secretary. >> much appreciated. thank you for that introduction. it is a privilege to be here with so many great county leaders. many jobs in public service is difficult but there are very few jobs were you are more tested on your ability to deliver to the local government. and that has been true over the past three years so thank you for your tireless work. i want to thank nato for its strong partnership. --naco for its strong partnership. president winfrey, thank you for your leadership and thank you to president johnson. i am grateful to the mako --naco team for their stewardship. without their help, the american sq plant would have been looked different and the recovery would have looked different. two years ago, i spoke to local leader

she believes that a lot more locally grown produce could be sold at local markets. gonna is a fertile country. that rich in resources is quite the same. savannah, talking about, you know, the cdc, anyone from got my all of this on for the so like you are looking at transportation costs and all that's going to wait. agriculture in ghana is a struggling sector, a growing number of farmers giving up a drive in principle behind every house foundation is that cultivated vegetables should be profitable. the project also promote healthy eating. it has the support of local government. and although it also raised the coin, shortness of people's awareness and seeking to make the environment clean up by having those guidelines. so it is a concept that for me is listed in terms of getting the right nutrition, getting the environment clean and more for tunnel also generating people's interests in the practice in agriculture, about level seeing women learn to take a ride in the achievement is what drives a process today she's just shown over 100 women. how to be more self, suffic

their local elections are not a referendum on the geopolitical future of taiwan. they are not a referendum on their future direction of developments over taiwan straight. so s we leaned closer to the upcoming 2020 for presidential and legislative elections . i would be very cautious not to extrapolate too much from her recent performance of the key mt in local elections. of course, for example, the decision of president saying when to resign from the function of the chair, a person of the democratic progressive party is assign events. a d p. p needs to regroup after a less than satisfactory performance in the local contests. but it shouldn't be viewed as a pressure result for what's about to happen in 2024. got it. and so right after these elections, which they came to you did do well as you explained, which is a big blow to president size party. they head up to beijing, so how is this being received by the taiwanese public? the opinions are definitely makes if this visit is not taking place in the back. you, me, robert. we should view it in light of the changes i

we knew that small businesses are more likely to hire locally, buy supplies locally, and reinvest locally back into our communities. we fueled our economic recovery by harnessing the ingenuity and homegrown talent we already have right here in wisconsin. and it's why our focus must continue to be building our economy from the ground up, starting with our small businesses, our main streets, and the hearts of our communities. [applause] tonight, i'm excited to announce we're going to continue our main street bounceback program in my biennial budget with a $50 million investment to provide as many as 5,000 eligible businesses with grants up to $10,000 to help afford building repairs and improvements, lease and mortgage payments, and defray other expenses that can be a barrier to someone's dream becoming a successful business.a [applause] we're also going to ensure our more than 8,500 small businesses who've already received main street bounceback grants continue to thrive by investing up to $5 million into providing technical assistance, mentorship, and educational training to these small bu

several men are working on the ruins of the local school, sorting bricks into bricks.say they will need more for the reconstruction of the educational institution. two hits in the lyceum. it was the only educational institution in the village. they are called the reconstruction army. the men agree that there is a military front, and there is a civilian one. someone must rebuild the country after the destruction caused by russia, oleg has been working here for the first day, he found children's diaries, notebooks under the rubble, it hurts, he says, because four hundred children studied here, and suddenly, because of a crazy neighbor, everything ended, and i can't understand the logic at all, why he was never here, nothing military, nothing the school is here, the children studied oleg lives in chuguyev, he worked at a bread factory, they did not stop working even on the most hellish days, but two months ago he lost his job, the company was not reconstructed, oleksandr works with him until during the war, he worked as a fitter at an enterprise for the production of buil

citizens to vote in local elections. they could vote in races for mayor, council, neighborhood commissioners, school district and local referenda. of course, this does not apply to federal elections. our colleagues are trying to paint this legislation as some radical new idea, but there is nothing in the u.s. constitution, which i understand was read here on the floor today so we could check, that prohibits noncitizens from voting in local, state, or federal elections. in fact, there's a long history in the u.s. of noncitizens being allowed to vote in those elections, and they've done so since at least 1704, in what would later become the u.s. at various points, 40 states have permitted noncitizens to vote. congress only first prohibited noncitizens from voting in federal elections in 1996. and currently, there are at least 15 municipalities that permit noncitizens to vote in local elections. they do so in recognition of the fact that noncitizens who are allowed to vote under such local laws pay a variety of state, local

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success is dependent on information sharing with local partners to address these threats. we know ina has often struggled to achieve mission success. dhs is our newest cabinet level agency, just born with 9/11. we are all invested in ina's success. we want to make sure we understand ina's sharing to state and local partners and make sure our communities are getting easy access to intelligence and we want to make sure some of the concerns raised by the government accountability office in their preliminary report that focuses on some of the products right before january 6, 2021, the day the capital came under attack, make sure we understand some of the practices of some of those products were not made available until days after the attack. you. we all feel you are able to do your best work to keep the homeland safe. i just want to say that i believe this is the final hearing of this subcommittee's work before the end of the year. throughout my time as chairwoman, we have had really wonderful staff reports and work with the department, with other federal agencies and i want t

he also supports the local businesses fence. all of his ingredients are locally sold. he doesn't use preservatives, unlike most of the international sovereign, produces that golly, sought as competing against money, small sort of manufacturers fear big names will squeeze them out of the market and distress. the regional water supply those concerns of fuel political activism, including protest in 2017 the origin of griggs was a ban on traditional bull damon, a decision that outraged many people here. but another issue emerged. goldsboro, protection of local markets from international douglas produces delicate fella, but can on the order, not every one demonstrated against foreign carbonated drinks as well. during the jalap cartoon protests, i'll only get a gun with the allowed amount traitors. we supported that because we never stowed the foreign beverages, but we still see how a lot of people prefer it. go on them and no, no, really low. if our shop didn't offer foreign beverages people which is go to other shots and be creased to get them in out there today to do, i d

what is the correct name for the locals? here is minsk minskers, ah, kvasovka, you can say, you can be different. i know that i loved to be. liza zheshka, writer, and liza zheshka came to pack to her friend, stephanie and bukhovetskaya and wrote a work called dyurdi. this is the most. hmm, such an ancient surname of kvasovka, a, which has a hungarian root. and, if the legend is that stefan batory , the king of the commonwealth, settled here his subjects of the hungarians, as well. uh, this is the name judy immortalized in her works. liza zheshka, which repeatedly. as you told the visitor, by the way, about the surname irina, i heard that local residents have surnames formed from the root. we have a kvasovets something else is it true in general or no, we don’t have any modern residents with such a surname, but one of the versions of the origin of the name of the village is the surname kvasov anton in order to feel like a real kosarch. you need to learn how to ferment cabbage, or at least try it. therefore, i invite you to a

councils, let's start with the local ones.e spoke with a deputy of the zaporizhzhia regional council. they put her there. she is now the head of the military administration in primorsk. this is a regional center that is also temporarily occupied in the south of zaporizhzhia . oblast. she is a deputy of the zaporozhye oblast regional council. they asked a simple question when evgeny balytskyi, who is a collaborator in the kremlin, signed the act of the so-called accession of zaporozhye oblast to the russian federation, when he ceases to have the mandate of the zaporozhye regional council, when he ceases to be a deputy of the regional council, questions, answers to questions , we have not received the answers to the questions, a year has passed . but the problem is not with them, there will be public victims, there will be interesting stories, the problem is that southern ukraine and eastern ukraine have approximately 30 to 40% of local councils of deputies, these are deputies of pro-russian parties, this is an upszh opoblok, so

are locally sauced. he doesn't use preservatives, unlike most of the international sovereign, produces that gulley sort of competing against money, small sort of manufacturers fear big names with the squeeze them out of the month and a stress, the regional water supply dose concerns of fuel political activism, including protests in 2017. the original trigger was a ban on traditional bull damon, a decision that outraged many people here. but another issue emerged golf for more protection of local market from international beverage produces a little bit. canada, oregon, everyone demonstrated against foreign carbonated drinks, as while during the jalap cartoon protests, i only get a gun with the allowed amount of traitors. we supported that because we never sell the foreign beverages. but we still see how a lot of people prefer to go on that in the no, no, really low. if our shop didn't offer foreign beverages people which is go to other shops and be crease to get them in out of their day to day. i didn't,

and maybe some other local resident set off.me time, it was rumored that one of those same law enforcement officers, then allegedly personally engaged in the search for killers. the world went to the police station on the benches. somehow, apparently, some kind of relationship was anyway. even the same friendships. this is not to say that just like that. about some out there, that friendships are everything. love carrots. it's just us, this is a simple relationship to be, so they were not afraid of anything. they were not protected, they believed that they were protected. however, then the version of the possible involvement of policemen in this the crime was not seriously considered, and soon the investigation was completely suspended due to the absence of any snails. about the double murder in the cranberry party returned in 2019 to the regional investigative committee. unexpectedly , a local resident, yekaterina ponomareva , who was 16 years old in august 2002, came and made a shocking statement. she claimed that local police

and shikunova and maybe some other local resident we went on a date to them.e same time, it was rumored that one of those same law enforcement officers, then allegedly personally engaged in the search for killers. that those could be involved, they are involved, because, as they say, the girls were friends with the policemen, calmly. we went to the police station. they sat on the benches there and didn’t see that they took a fancy to the guards. there are also drivers private staff. somehow, apparently, some kind of relationship was anyway. even the same friendships. it doesn't say that right here's how pro some out there that friendships are everything love carrots. it's just us, this is a simple relationship to highlight, so they were not afraid of anything. they were not protected, they believed that they were protected. however, then the version, perhaps the involvement of policemen in this crime, was not seriously considered, and soon the investigation was completely suspended due to the lack of any snails. the case of the double murder in the cranberry p

budgets, it was local budgets that organized the protection of the population, organized the work of the hospital, organized virtually everything, that is, the main expenses related to the fight against the coronavirus , all of this was in fact placed on the local budget, let's look at those cost structures which were borne directly by the central government. and what did they bear, by the way, in the first half of the year, if you look at how the funds were spent , they were reported, but i’m sorry, to the central government bodies they simply did not spend anything or spent a minimum to fight the coronavirus as a result they shifted all responsibility to the central authority that they should fight accordingly they have provision they should treat people they should provide protection and so on and so on the question in because our absolutely inefficient central government has shown absolute inefficiency, but now they feel that everyone is sending funds for reconstruction, and they have already realized that, for example, our partners, they they understand that the central governme

we can create a local brand . it is very important for those who have a home job, but we still identify and evaluate. we even had local investors. it was very interesting to me. how many of the neighborhoods that have not registered, but the youths of the neighborhoods had plans that had ideas that i have the same opinion they were one of the best versions of our country who worked on pure ideas and identified their own abilities in their own neighborhood as a service and created added value. i think it is a very good thing and i am sure that our dear country has many elites. identify and use their ideas and the services that i have in my residence, don't study because you can serve your teacher . yes , there are many programs, but there is no trust in the programs the strong physical base is the first issue of creating trust and assurance. it took time to understand the licenses we had , but we have reached this point. citizens and their trust are very important to me. we will definitely gain trust from 10 servic

many localities are already hitting these goals. many others are falling a little short and four small towns and villages, it's a handful of new homes to help us it our target. the reality is, there are some communities that need real change to build homes we need. it's not a one size fits all, local governments can meet the targets any way they want. they can shape building capacity and we develop old buildings, office parks, incentivized housing production or update zoning rules to reduce the barriers. we know it is a big ask and that's why localities will get help from the state, to accomplish this. we have to get done. we will offer substantial funding for infrastructure, schools, roads, sewers, all needed to support growing communities and cut the red tape to allow projects to move quickly while protecting health, safety and environment of our communities. when communities have not made good faith efforts to grow and proposed housing projects are like wishing for no legitimate reason, the state will intimate fast-track approval

while working with the locals. bravo emphasizes on how in fact the sites are detrimental to the survival of her talks, as they are predominantly infect towards. and but evans, with a being of what type holds out a farm, was friendly, eat insects that protect our crops. beneficial for farming the little and then to get all those don't get your head talks, just leave them be and let them do produce on the bottom. i don't know what it was . i saw hedgehog, people wonder why i carefully placed it in a cavity under their program. so they also, so i like the do. so the number doesn't want to call the local participation in predicting small mammals adjustment doesn't talk is nothing short of a necessity. but to make an impact on ground, and it's just like grabbing the clerical ignition from stakeholders who are in a position of power when almost an hour. if i say, i wish to do research and he talks and have a proposal ready, how can you give me some funds getting choked? it becomes a block for them on them. so only if i t

so is on the local landscape.y of encapsulates how proud are of durham's heritage . it's durham's heritage. it's interesting because i mean, i lived durham for three years. the cathedral is truly beautiful . there are many parts i mean, the castle as well, an architectural master piece, something that i didn't really noficein something that i didn't really notice in my time in that city was a large concrete radio mast. i'm not sure i would put it in the same category, frankly, i'm not sure many people in this country would put it in the same category. is this case of just category. is this a case of just a small minority of very motivate campaigners getting their way above the views of perhaps what might be a silent majority ? well, yeah, it's majority? well, yeah, it's interesting that you say that, because in the planning meeting, there was i think there was 12 councillors who went with the of the demolition but there was two councillors who called deferment to have a chat between the council and the police to sa

you're doing well local in the conservation process. and what other way than a powerful storytelling technique to glasby those attention? the law. and this is what they call a more lily. do you know what people do? their hunt for it and are destroying it yet? they already already did what you're saying, instead of conveying it as a boarding, scientific subject, if you presented in a fun v real fact, the are able to understand it easy while working with the locals. bravo emphasizes on how insect decides detrimental to the survival of your talks as they are predominantly infected. and but the foot of being on hold at a farm was friendly, eat insects that predict our crops. things were beneficial for farming or the live and then for the to get all those don't get your kids hedgehog, just leave them be and let them do produce some. not on the bottom. i don't know what it was. i saw hedgehog working on. i wonder why i carefully placed it in a cavity and they also said i likely to lose who the normal i worked in clinical local participation i

it should always be produced locally and consumed growth locally. well, i love that rather than taking the food to the plate, you're taking a farm to, to the, to the color opposed to delay of your i'm pill. yeah. yeah. you can see that they're constantly working on improving the efficiency of the whole operation. even this isn't truly waste because it's going to get composted and used on the farm that say there reconceptualize thing, the concept of waste, of my way back to ultima henry's asked me to pick up some supplies for tonight's dinner service 1st. and i wonder if i've come to the right place this time i, are you doing what you do now? here? we're growing mushrooms. we're growing oyster mushrooms on coffee wished which people are crazy about mushrooms and they drink a lot of coffee. is it an absolute giant black death? that is an absolute perfect space. these are, these are ready to harvest. there will be harvest today. actually. we don't want to hold you up. we'd love to give you a hand. chris is team collect, use coffee groans from businesse

a local benjamin boncey in straight sets. 6376. the players had to wait for ruling on whether bonnie's final shot was out. and it was heading her couch, his 1st atp title of 2023. that's all for now. coming up. next is world stories the week and reports, and remember if you want more news, you can always go to our website. that's d, w dot com. and of course can visit our social media channels as well. or handle is at the w news. i'm here until april and thanks for watching. ah, people in trucks injured when trying to see the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families on the reason for the credit on it is with extreme dreams. getting 200 people with around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. w. made for mines. ah. this week on world stories. ukrainian refugees re settle and germany. a new cow census in corsica. we begin in ukraine where locals are threatening to boycott the 2024 olympics if russian athletes participate

over the last 13 years. local government over the last 13 ears. �* , ., local government over the lastou are freezing the standard rate of— years. but you are freezing the standard rate of counsel i years. but you are freezing the standard rate of counsel tax i years. but you are freezing the i standard rate of counsel tax that you are increasing the tax that is levelled for adult social care. and how much is that in westminster? how much does that go up by? zs how much is that in westminster? how much does that go up by?— much does that go up by? 2% rise which means _ much does that go up by? 296 rise which means we _ much does that go up by? 296 rise which means we are _ much does that go up by? 296 rise which means we are forgoing i much does that go up by? 296 rise which means we are forgoing the | which means we are forgoing the 3% rise on the main rate than many of the councils are having to do in the government is built into its base position for saying how much money they have to use. they're simultaneously assuming that all councils were raised by the 45% and ready to tell peo

it's about 9pm local time. and _ disruption in some areas. it's about 9pm local time.- 9pm local time. and voting closed nearly seven hours ago at different poles in the country. but voting is still happening in some units, especially because of the delays that were experienced at some polling units for the election materials arrived quite late and officials say there were some issues with logistics voters are determined to cast their votes tonight and the electoral commission promised that everyone would vote tonight. talk us throu~h everyone would vote tonight. talk us through what — everyone would vote tonight. talk us through what happened. _ everyone would vote tonight. talk us through what happened. there - everyone would vote tonight. talk us through what happened. there was l through what happened. there was some violent scenes, workfare? eame some violent scenes, workfare? some ollin: some violent scenes, workfare? some polling units — some violent scenes, workfare? some polling units i — some violent scenes, workfare? some polling units i visited _ some viole

so, you know, one of the, one of that tactics is going into a local community and spreading leaflets, you know, with rumors about not room as stereotypes and conspiracy theories about fighting age. men coming for you know, to harm and can not pure white goals. and that sort of rhetoric. so i would, i would definitely say that's an important headline. and as you were speaking there, we were looking at a map that showed just how much this has been proliferating and sort of spreading across the u. k. we also have there is the map, as you can see, i think in just a year, i mean 100 percent, maybe 500 percent increase in certain areas. i mean it's how can you can what looking at this, just all those dots for audience. i mean, this is not an isolated issue, right? no, but we have to, as you said, keep it in context. so 102 percent increase the other huge than the number. that's the increase of fall, right? activists going to these, you know, as a, find them see a common accommodation, things are asking to assign them seekers pretending to be, you know, a local journalist or, you know, tryin

well, first of all, i want to say that this is the protection of local self-government.ould not tie myself here to the names of local self-government is the basis of democracy and even one of the criteria for our country's entry into the european union, recognition of the success of the decentralization reform, therefore, in fact , today and last time, a huge number of representatives and local self-government of various public organizations and other e-e and people's deputies were present and uh, in order to show that you protect the population. i want to draw your attention to the fact that the decision of the yavoriv court was handed down symbolically . hmm, first instance. december 7, uh, december 7 is local self-government day, so everyone er, he can draw conclusions for himself. the first thing is that the representatives of local self-government in the country are very stressed, in particular , it is about the mayors of medium-sized and large cities, so what is behind the scenes from the clamor of this case, you can not name the name, just how the representatives

therefore, i invite you to a tasting of local peddlers made according to ancient traditions.f the majority of bread is the head of everything, then cabbage is the head of everything in kvassovka irina well, let's crunch? let's what we have here is cabbage grown with love. and here is the main secret. now i understand why such a flavor, from where on our seas, it is processed from a well according to ancient recipes. but anton can try with cabbage with cranberries cabbage with bay leaf. wow. you have it also so diverse. wow. well, let's try. then. come on, by the way, in the kitchen, there is no vacancy here to lay out the cabbage, i think i 'm doing great. cabbage is very tasty sauerkraut and, as they say, i got into the taste of cabbage from different barrels, one was tastier, the other marinated with cranberries, cumin, salt, even with bay leaves. in our farm, they produce not only, but this delicious cabbage, but also very tasty very tasty pickled cucumber juice, uh, apple juice cherry, and chokeberry soup. so the range of products is huge. goloska cabbage is prepared with

well, to find out how the locals live.nd a half, they gave me the address. i already go here, i go here, the address is here 428 87 / but there are some shops here, i don’t know a cafe. well, at least you know, uh coffee is written, and it's nice, let's go in. at least he drank coffee. if not, it's not the end result. the door was opened for me. still my friend. chile there oh hello, hello, god, do you hear me coming, going, looking. uh, there is coffee, here. do you have a store, yes, or that there is a store on the first floor, and we live on the second? ah, i'm going, you know, i don't think i'm at home, only some shops and bars. you may not have arrived there, although the store looks not small, wishing the area above it is much smaller , the whole family fits in two rooms. this chilita herself with her husband two children and six dogs, so wait, explain me. where is your kitchen? shall we go straight? show me this house. you rent it or bought it our house, i bought it. oh yes, that is. well you, well it's worth 5 1/2