throughout the city. and if is a time sensitive matter reflecting the request from the state we obligate the funds soon to allow you to apply for additional funds to enhance beds. >> there is an over view of the projects. we estimate it will adding 113 new bed and enhancing services for 67 existing beds. spending 8 opinion 1 million dollars per year over the 4 year term. there is a retroactive piece the award letter was receive in the june of 2023. we did not receive the award agreement until august of 23. noting, however, this is only retroactive the sense in the agreement is the board already accepted and extended gave us except and expense authority in last year's budget for the amount. i'm happy to take questions on this. >> thank you. when you mentioned that, that is regarding rateo acttivity the except and appropriate the entire board budget for this fiscal year 23/24. correct. >> 32.3. that is right, chair chan. >> thank you. i'm trying to understand that with the list of the projects here and there

the government will take from tomorrow in these 1400 cities in the country, from small cities to the tehran, which has a few million people, maybe less than 700 of these cities will have an official sewage network. to have it means that half of them do not have sewage network from tomorrow, that is, the municipalities and so on villagers are going to develop the sewage network as well. imposing more costs on the people, since the municipalities have been self-governing since 1967 , they have to provide their own resources . mr. yousefi, you say that the reason for the absence of zarb is that the municipalities should not get the budget . one is that from tomorrow the same thing was said, we told the bookstores to take half percent from the municipalities and villages and give it to the bookstores. well, the administration should have given the library to the municipality itself, now we get the money , in the sixth plan we said that the driving directions are the infrastructure and provision of police stations, and in a way, the metropolitan cities and municipalities will be responsibl

the 2 banks now crop up the cities most vulnerable. it's a common sight and much of the united kingdom, but especially in the nations north. a bill corcoran found at the new cost. so united fans food bank in 2010. which states 1200 people, a wait. whatever reason, people who are working don't have enough money to feed the children. nobody stood for power on a policy starving children. so we need to get this sorted out and if they want, so they don't, we have to, it's no one to the new cost. so, you know, i did, the city's only football club has become a haven to escape the hoss realities of northern life. with saint james's park, the fable ground where the fans descend. when you come into the city said, uh you say black and white everywhere, you'll go around the corner, you'll see a flag in the next corner. you'll see if 67, or 8 people started singing. and as you get closer and closer, the noise task developments, right, right. come on, who we gotta do. we go to way and come on, how we always get in there. saint james's park has had it

also, really, who is the manager of our cities, who is the manager of our city now , the manager of kirwane, the manager of tehran , who is the manager of bijar, i can tell you what cities we are basically without a manager, that is, the mayor of tehran is responsible for a part of the city's services. water, electricity, gas, telecommunications, health education treatments have other missions , and these programs will never be the same in any organization. basically, in this division, in this dispersion, in this partisanship, the problem of the city is lost, and every one of you women do things for the city that they think are the first priority, while the existence of the first most important issue of managing a cloth there is a discrepancy in the plan, two is a discrepancy in the budgeting system, that is, you should say that for 1403 cities of tehran, these are the plans and an institution should approve this . executive bodies i am telling you today, mainly the community plans , especially the local and thematic plans under the community plan , which have tasks for the institutions, f

thank you. >> today you read the irish side over flag over city hall we celebrate the connections to this great city to a home of a wonderful mix of the people's where there is unit and comfort and diversity and heritage poisoning success and failure and resiliency a city that is long home for the irish a community helped to shape and forge many relationships in this city thank you, mayor london breed i was reminded i remain jealous this year for the lord mayor and i don't think none jealous for any jacket but mayor, i witnessed the work for the people across the city and little irish and thank you for making in day special for st. patrick's day for us in the irish community. and want to thank you to the team miriam and everyone involved in city hall thank you to the supervisors we had a great day not board yesterday thank you, commissioner chambers for the presentations in city hall that will continue and to liam and the board of directors of the united irish society thank you for your work to marry that the st. patrick's day celebrated and the entire irish for the relationships with

the city proposed to remove the great highway between slope boulevard and skyline boulevard to protect city infrastructure from damage caused by sea level rise. the city would redirect vehicles along skyline, sunset and slope boulevard. proposition i would restrict the city's ability to limit private vehicles used on jfk drive and certain connector streets in golden gate park and the great highway. proposition i would repeal the board's may 2022 ordinance and require the city to allow private motor vehicles to use jfk drive and certain connective streets in golden gate park at all times except from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sundays and legal holidays year-round as well as on saturdays and april through september. proposition i would require the city to allow motor use at all times on the great highway and not allow the city to remove the great highway between slope and skyline boulevard as proposed. for both the great highway and jfk drive along with the other affected streets in golden gate park, the city could temporarily limit access the roads for emergency for street repairs and co

he holds the keys to the city in his hands, symbolizing the strength and inaccessibility of the city, for good neighborliness and trade. and to this day borisov remains exactly like that. memory of the life of the city, carefully collected by researchers. the borisov museum opened its doors to its first visitors in 1946, and now i ’m going there to take a closer look. with the history of the city. borisov was founded in... in 1102 by the polotsk prince boris sislavich, who was engaged in annexing the lands to his principality. the territory expanded and in order to guard its southwestern border, boris erected a fortress there, calling it after himself. as fate would have it, the city turned out to be the shortest route to moscow. we went to war with moscow, we got it, at the same time, and the city was burned, destroyed, so many times over 200 years that... they moved it from the original place to another, so modern borisov began growing from the fortress of the late 14th century, a smaller copy of the ancient castle can be seen in the very first exhibition of the museum. today, if yo

for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations. >> i think about one importance when i was worn in as district 4 supervisor. years ago, and someone actually came up to me during the swear nothing ceremony and said, wow, i'm traveling here from canada, and i just i could not believe i saw an asian female worn in in this role a leadership role this meant so much that someone would say that and felt they were inspired by the scene. so -- i hope that as more people see people that look like them and more women coming in positions of leadership than i feel they can doing the same. person this inpyred me is carmen chu who is our city add administrator but also was district 4 supervisor when i worked with her as a legislative aid. at this point, i too, was skeptical of going in politics. i saw someone who had herself never seen herself in politics. got thrown into it and put her heart and soul and dedication to serve people. and it gave me the confidence to pursue that same job and i honestly would not have either chosen o

the exhibition takes place in the museum of the history of the city of minsk. hibition is based on a collection of wedding dresses and accessories from 1950-2010. the symbolism of the wedding ceremony, which has a deep sacred meaning, is complemented by the traditional wedding crowns of the bride and groom, and embroidered towels, painted chests and... in 1970, laconic floor-length lace dresses and the splendor and elegance of wedding dresses characterize the 1980s. the exhibition also features wedding photographs, albums, marriage certificates, postcards, invitations and materials dedicated to the church wedding ceremony. in the traditional rubric of dates of the week we find out what significant dates are. the passing week is marked in the context of belarusian culture. on march 11, 1953 , vladimir tkachenko, honored artist of the republic of belarus, one of the most virtuosic guitarists of the post-soviet space, arranger, founder of the belarusian school of two-handed tapping. love for music. instilled in him by his father, who himself played the guitar. the

for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations. >> i think about one importance when i was worn in as district 4 supervisor. years ago, and someone actually came up to me during the swear nothing ceremony and said, wow, i'm traveling here from canada, and i just i could not believe i saw an asian female worn in in this role a leadership role this meant so much that someone would say that and felt they were inspired by the scene. so -- i hope that as more people see people that look like them and more women coming in positions of leadership than i feel they can doing the same. person this inpyred me is carmen chu who is our city add administrator but also was district 4 supervisor when i worked with her as a legislative aid. at this point, i too, was skeptical of going in politics. i saw someone who had herself never seen herself in politics. got thrown into it and put her heart and soul and dedication to serve people. and it gave me the confidence to pursue that same job and i honestly would not have either chosen o

castle hill is the heart of our city, the place from which the history of the city of mstislavl beganwell, we build our route further and go beyond the city limits. instead of unshakable peace with... holy dormition pustynsky monastery. the village of pustynki attracts pilgrims not only from the most different parts of belarus, but from neighboring countries . this place is attractive because there is an ancient monastery, the miraculous face of christ and a healing spring. holy dormition-pustynsky monastery. which is located in the village of pustynki, the monastery has a very, very complicated history, there have been uniates here since 1601, the assumption church was built in 1801, in 1839 the monastery was returned to the orthodox again, thanks to emperor nicholas i, here in. .. in the 19th century a massive stone construction, the church of the nativity of the virgin mary was built, and the pokrovskaya church itself was built , the assumption church of the blessed virgin mary was transformed, and the monastery fence, a multi-tiered tented bell tower was built directly, closer to

so that we can solve the problems of our city together , mr. dr. rezazdeh, i am at your service, please be specific. do you believe that the private sector can solve many of the issues you raised or that the government should do all these things? in my opinion, the government can also do the substation , but the private sector needs more. we have talked with several companies about this. of course, we are not representatives at the moment. god willing , we will be at the service of our loved ones after june, but from now on , we are looking for these loved ones who are with us. with the help of the previous representatives, we can bring more of these loved ones into our city, where we really have very good bases. in terms of agriculture and tourism , the most water treatment facilities in iran are in moshinshahr city, we have 92 water treatment facilities. and currently 14 hydrotherapy have been launched. if we can, the hotel in addition to these, let's start and do things so that we can settle people here. we will be a very successful city. we have

i have proved that the resources my city does not provide this for the needs of the city of takaful, so what are you doing now, when you are making policy with duality. that priorities it severely distorts the city, that is, you have a city where the municipality, on the other hand, can at least solve a part of the city's problems, but it does not have the authority to do so. look now, the reality is that the municipality is now in a position to be considered even in our big cities. if they move a user somewhere, we have to go and join the government, which i do . i will first mention perhaps the most important mission in the current situation in the field of urban management, sovereignty in the sense of the executive power and the executive power, in my opinion, is trying to support the city administration system for the people, that is, no matter how much these missions are entrusted to the people, to the people's representatives, and the government is smaller and smaller, the government is also responsible for the mission. the main points are reached , but the reality is that the

of martyrs, which you mentioned, will host the city of martyrs , and also the city of martyrs. he cultural center of khavaran bergez. the resistance of the exhibition programs there, we have the souks again and we have the sales. in all our centers, we serve simple iftar to the citizens, so that, god willing, we can provide a suitable atmosphere with happiness and spirituality for the citizens . god willing, thank you very much. please tell me one more thing. be healthy. thank you very much, mr. amir ghasemi , head of tehran's urban tourism headquarters , for being a guest in this part of hello reporter. be with us , dear viewers, as the program continues. dear, let's sit by my side of your love on a high mountain , until how long will i sit? i'm restless , i just don't have you now. today in hormozgan province, with the presence of the minister of agricultural jihad, the first wheat harvest of the current crop year will begin, and the forecast for this year's production is more than 13 there are millions of people, let's go to bandar abbas. we are connected via video with mr. s

the city. as a full town, newcastle became the world's pre gets called hub. these mines shipyards and still works dominating the region. that era helped define new castle assembling and the world. lots of major kind of historic fis took place in the customer that have been faced electric, the live stream, the world's 1st modern steam locomotives. so there's a sense in which the railways kind of originated in, in new castle, but the industrialization slowly descended across the u. k, brutal economic policies for margaret such a particularly decimate at the north in the 1980s. previously booming industries with gradually wiped out, leaving the remaining communities abandoned. that moment was a moment and the reasons never really recovered from. so you have a kind of sense of absence, a sense of neglect, a sense of marginalization. it also has the status, the goal it takes, which began into a 2010, which of completely teaching millions and millions of people say to the economy, gain severely. and i

riding my bike and walking through the alleys of mayboot is like traveling through history. adobe city that tells you stories of the... termination and the art of desert dealers. to begin with, we come to the most important and splendid tourist attraction of maywood. is an old military castle integrating the residential military and religious functions. what you see today as the city of mayboard, which is huge one, is not even comparable to what it used to be, about 7,00 years ago. you probably think, why do we need to know about 7,00 years ago, who knows about that time and what remained from that time? well, let me tell you, actually where i'm standing right now, which is a sitadle, it's called narin or nari, is the core of the city of maybot, is where the city of maybot started to grow, and this place is about 7,00 years old. آخرین بررسی هایی که انجام شده سابقه سکونت در میبود در منطقه مییبود مربوط به ۱۴ هزار سال قبله که این در واقع سکونتگاه ها الان در موقعیت میبود امروزی قرار ندارن تقریباً میشه گفت از ۷ هزار سال پیش استقرار مردم در این منطقه در who lived here for centuries, can you

of the then lugansk region remained under the control of the kiev regime in the fourteenth year, the citye the capital and was actively used for propaganda purposes, which continues to this day day, now the ukrainian side declares that in this there are absolutely no people in the city, but as we see, this is not so. for 8 years, the ukrainian media methodically conducted anti-russian propaganda, those who believed, but quickly became convinced in practice of the opposite, in the summer of twenty-two, immediately after the liberation, the new city administration tried to help all those in need , primarily children who survived the fighting in the city. it was necessary to solve the problem with children this summer, because there were quite a lot of children in the city, there were several hundred of them a decision was made to bring the perm territory region under... management, it was problematic to do this, firstly, it was necessary to identify the children who lived with their parents in the basement, and secondly, it was necessary to convince the parents that we would really send the

the first time i landed in the city, i saw someone wearing our gear. just a random person walking around in the airport, and i was like, we only have 11 signed players. like, that's nuts. >> coach montoya added that focusing on enjoying the game is how the team plans to beat the pressure of playing in front of 18,000 people. good luck tomorrow. that does it for us tonight though. thanks for watching. we'll see you again this weekend. make sure to download the fox local app to your smart tv. you can stream our newscast stories and find exclusive content right on your smart tv. have a great oliday weeken ♪ ♪

[applause] to the public servants who have been here during the city's most difficult time, doing the work all along, thank you. thank you for your service. we will continue to move our city forward to be the city of yes. no longer will we allow others to define us, because we know who we are. we are a city on the rise. we are a dragon taking flight. now, let's soar san francisco! let's soar! thank you. [applause]. >> (music). >> the ferry building one of san francisco most famous that as many of 15 thousand commuters pass through that each gay. >> one of the things that one has to keep in mind regarding san francisco is how young the city we are. and nothing is really happening here before the gold rush. there was a small spanish in the presiding and were couriers and fisherman that will come in to rest and repair their ships but at any given time three hundred people in san francisco. and then the gold rush happened. by 182948 individuals we are here to start a new life. >> by 1850 roughly 16 thousand ships in the bay and left town in search of gold leaving their ships behind so the

that steam loop was actually built when the city was recovering from the 1906 earthquake. y provides to steam about 4 buildings in civic center but that is how we keep buildings like city hall warm. the steam goes into the radiators and provides the heat. it is a old system and if you see steam billowing out of the man holes or other spaces, that is indication of a leak actually. we spend a lot of time trying to fix the leaks because it's a old system. it is managed by the real estate department and at one point they were looking trying to replace the whole thing but think that is a massive undertaking so now they focus on making as needed repair said. we did a big repair on growth street where we spent a month and a half working on the known leaks s in the area. it is a very tight spot and have to use blow torches to seal up the leak so a intense operation and seeing more leaks on polk street so we will be out there once it warms up to fix the leaks. >> excellent. let's discuss what is the reunifiquation of public works. there fsh a proposal or plan to split off the divisi

at all, the services are in the city and the village. the government kills itself, for example, in a the province wants to build a hospital for 12 years, but every day, more than 350,000 municipal personnel, who are now on their salaries, are ruining the city , from cleaning to parks and other issues . let's solve people's problems, not create problems on their problems definitely, first of all, the current laws must be amended, some of them, the law of holding council elections first of all. council elections have nothing to do with representatives, so why should the first law be amended in the previous parliament ? trust the people to choose and leave it to us, but let's set an indicator so that it doesn't happen like this, someone without urban experience comes and takes control of the city . after a while, there are criminals everywhere. we have seen that in four years, 5 mayors have changed and 4 superintendents have come. this means wasting resources , this means imposing costs on people's pockets, this one is the current laws , th

one of these boulders lay on the border of the city we arrived in. came to the stone, asked for help, as a rule, their requests were carried out, but one day an evil healer angry symbol of luck fertility. people came in the morning, but there was no stone. in its place is a deep well with cold water, and this is not the only thing that happened to this place during its existence. this city was repeatedly burned, destroyed and rebuilt, and its residents witnessed many historical events. and you and i have the opportunity, albeit for a short time, to stay here, perhaps even to feel the centuries fly by. we are in a small town in the brest region, which, despite... the area is still rich in sights, this is kamyanets, welcome! 1200! '76 the galician-volyn prince vladimir vasilkovich ordered the town planner oleksa to choose a place for a new settlement near the northern border of the berestey lands. the city cutter walked along the lesnaya river and is an example. for the soviet union. there is a legend that the tower was actually built by giants who onc

we also defend the city against thousands of lawsuits. so if you slip and fall in front of city hall if there's a bus accident if there is an incident involving the san francisco police department, we defend those matters. we also bring lawsuits on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, where most famous for litigating and obtaining the constitutional right to marry for lgbtq couples have sued gun manufacturers, payday lenders, oil companies, you name it, who are undercutting the rights of san franciscans and the city and county of san francisco. so now moving on to the opioid crisis. i understand you've had some success in court, um, dealing with manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies. could you elaborate a little bit on that for us, so the opioid industry and by that i refer to the legal industry that prescribes pain pills. um over years. uh, deceived americans and resulted in literally thousands upon thousands of deaths and tragedies that we see on our streets every day when it comes to the addictions that folks are experie

the role of cities. s such as policing, homelessness, gender equality, women and politics and society, human traffic, lgbtq plus initiatives tourism to name just a few and the list is long over the 40 years. this regard i like to thank the san francisco cork twinning committee and their connection with the board of supervisor for all their hard work and volunteers and developing ideas and brokering the arrangement for twinning as well. my second message my dear friends is together we forged pursued many projects over the 40 years and there are very very memorable days together and been many positive stories. my short message is from chatting with various guardians of our twinning relationship, there is a deep push to do more together and i wish to take this opportunity to say from the cork side, we want to do more together and i hope you feel the same way too. after 40 years, there is a real opportunity to revisit the agreement of 1984 and update it to take in the challenges and opportunities of the moder

, and there is the mountainous part of the city, but there is no such mountain there, well, very... washe most loud and powerful, according to him more was heard, well, so to speak, in the direction of zaporizhzhia, closer to zaporizhzhia, if you take it around the city, it is in the direction of the exit even to zaporizhzhia from the city of berdyansk, respectively under... after the explosions were heard, the occupiers immediately blocked off , blocked the movement of both pedestrians and cars in the same areas we are talking about, but it seems that there was an arrival and there was cotton wool not on the territory of the city of berdyansk, but somewhere at the entrance to the city of berdyansk, taking into account the location of the explosion itself and considering how and where they bustled about, nevertheless, we understand that even... that we don't know exactly what happened there today for 100%, nevertheless we understand that in that direction they also keep radio-electronic warfare, in that direction they keep air defense, well in those parts, they keep it all, and there ar

original shoreline of the city. this is areas are very low lying and susceptible to flooding from sea level rise and coastal flooding from storms and other factors. that's generally represented by the area in blue that shows potential flooding from sea level rise areas that would potentially be flooded by the end of this century. and through the modeling that we've done with the army corps of engineers, the sort of economic cost and benefit modeling we've identified that by mid-century, we could see up to 500 structures and assets that could be vulnerable to flooding. and by the end of the study period in 2001 40, we could see up to $23 billion in damages in today's dollars. so it's a very significant risk and damage that that is before the city. and that justifies the potential for a major project that is needed, the sort of course, of no action is not really a feasible course, so this is showing the, the, the boundaries of the flood study, again, from heron's head park to aquatic park. and this map is also meant

after 4 months of fighting for the city, 80% were destroyed buildings. ndustry, the lugansk people's republic is probably one of the territories that manifests itself most intensively in the registration of the creation of small-medium businesses, business is such a thing that it really feels and where it should go. what time to come, what services to provide, at the beginning it was mainly trade, then the service sector appeared, today we have already reached the level where the first industries appear, today the economic department reported to me that the first manufacturers who in the territory of severo-donetsk have applied to participate in the free economic zone of the service sector, it is today completely closed for the number of residents who have retail outlets opening, and not only small shops, but it’s very nice. that large chains have begun to enter severodonetsk, opening large supermarkets and, uh, declaring their strategy of opening additional stores. after release. city, the city was in a terrible state, which means there was a complete ab

so the war was devastating to the city. destroyed the city and came to an end and one of the things that happened in, the war, however, it disrupted racial polof very ways. i won't get a chance to talk a lot about about this now, but there are a number of figures that become important to african-americans in the city. the first black landowner in the city, atlanta, was a woman who was born in 1865. and in augusta she her name was laura kelly. laura kelly moved to atlanta with a white doctor. there was a was a typhoid or some sort of outbreak. and th guy dr. alexander moved to atlanta and he a servant with him. and this black woman came no black person could enter the city of atlanta. lana was so hostile that no black person could enter the city of atlanta without approval from the city council. but if they came in and they were here five days without approval, ey could be arrested and leased to work white people. so, in effect, enslaved. so you do not declare yourself in five days with approval. you could bed. atlanta also t

to see the neighborhood of the city, the trustees are actually the eyes of the city council because they themselves are residents of those areas , and they can clearly understand what issues and problems there are. exactly one of the conditions for the selection of trustees is that they live in that area. yes. and the second task, the second task that the trustees and the entire board of trustees have been asked to do is to be an executive arm for the institutions active in the neighborhood, that is, in fact, the last pillar of our executive or our executive cell in the neighborhood are the trustees who help the programs we. from the city level to the regional level to the neighborhood level, there is a need there are a series of requirements, they can be allowed to do that work, that is, in terms of mandatory, and asking them to do that work at all is a financial issue, there is a budget for that work to be done, because after all, when you enter the city council, the council the city has a series of systematic structures, these systematic structures are also present in the trustees of

the kiev regime regularly states that there is nothing left of the city of severo-donetsk, there are people there, all buildings have been destroyed. about how one of the most destroyed cities of the lpr actually lives, still located in close proximity to the front. about this in the material by olga matsyevskaya, see after the advertisement. we’ve finally arrived , how you’ve grown, and now to the point, this is for you, granddaughter, and keep this for you, where did all this come from, you ’re retired, and you applied for your pension at vtb, and there the rate for pensioners on a vtb savings account is up to 18% per annum, how skinny you have become and it’s good, dad, i want to be like my grandfather, rich in pensions, together everything will work out, new game, hunt, draw every 15 minutes, hunt, check your instinct, pay as conveniently as possible with alpha pay with any smartphone, get a superkick every month, it’s not just profitable, alpha is profitable. langidase promotes the breakdown of fibrous tissue. langidaza - against prostatitis. dear men, a holiday is coming soon.

this is about rebuilding and reimaging the city. we will talk about revitalizing downtown. >> thank you for having me. >> the initiatives in the downtown area and enjoy businesses. perhaps you can tell us about your plan. >> yeah, sure. well, you know, first i'd like to acknowledge we are here visiting union scare. this is the heart of the city and people come to celebrate life's greatest moments whether it's the holidays or buying your prom dress or getting married. you always think about union square as a place to celebrate. we would like to continue in that celebration especially postpandemic. this is a great place to celebrate life. we want to be creative getting people outdoors. we are still coming out of the pandemic and enjoying what we have to offer think about the beautiful hotel and historic district. we have world class shopping destinations and theater here we are using our strike thattic plan there was a time when weus people want r want a bit of everything appeared experience. one of the newest initiatives is union squa

and keep in mind that the core city and the so both not just the metro alone it looks at the core city and the metro it drops from number one the worst mobility to 227th. it plummet right. so it outperforms 226 cities, which is really a metro area, which is remarkable. so so there is there's a positive element to it as, much as the -- part of it to you cannot go out and i've heard people say i'm all about numbers. i tried, you know, i said this earlier. i heard people say can't live in land that was too expensive. you can't buy a house. no, man, i've gone to the auction. go to the southwest atlanta, ga. about by, you know, white over there. you can see houses are barely standing up right. you see, you know, broke down houses. you still see impoverished areas. it's not like atlanta is all these brand new condos. there are still swaths of atlanta that are in hard, abject right. so these things are real. so lana has not escaped that. so just like the city too busy to hate the idea of the black mecca, the sort of what county and city. this is clearly an aspirational space in many respects.

the exhibition takes place in the museum of the history of the city of minsk. tion of wedding dresses and accessories from 1950-2010 years, the symbolism of the wedding ceremony, having. the sacred meaning is complemented by the traditional wedding crowns of the bride and groom, and by the embroidered towels and painted chests , one could recognize the bride of her region as an authentic accessory. in 1970 , laconic floor-length lace dresses came into fashion; the splendor and elegance of wedding dresses characterized the 1980s. also on display are wedding photographs, albums, marriage certificates, postcards, invitations and materials dedicated to the church. born on march 11, 1953 in vitebsk vladimir tkachenko, honored artist of the republic of belarus, one of the most virtuoso guitarists of the post-soviet... march in 1499, after minsk received the magdemburg law, the construction of the first city hall began, it became the center of the economic and cultural life of the capital, trade was carried out on the square, city holidays were held , theatrical perfor

[applause] to the public servants who have been here during the city's most difficult time, doing the work all along, thank you. thank you for your service. we will continue to move our city forward to be the city of yes. no longer will we allow others to define us, because we know who we are. we are a city on the rise. we are a dragon taking flight. now, let's soar san francisco! let's soar! thank you. [applause] >> [music] in the town inside here i'm young. he was putting art, music and drinking together upon today have a nonpretentious pretentious spitz that the community can enjoy each other and the time off we get in this world. [music] >> spends energy elevating artists and credit a safe place. a place to have a community. >> it is i great neighborhood the art district because we have the contemp refer museum of sf. yerba buena for the arts all of the operators and businesses here we get together and xhoukt and support each other this is a very cool neighborhood to be a part of. [music] paint on canvas is primary low when we do. this is guilty pleasures an all female artist show

, but with the land, sorry, they equate the city with the land, but we see how they go and level the st with the landscape, so of course that part of the people who can, who want, who are ready, because to go is to be also morally ready for the fact that you give up everything and start your life somewhere in another city, then of course people leave, but still a lot of people stay. well, i'll ask again, some media published an interesting article, now in some media , now dniprovsky, about the fact that on the eve of the russian invasion, literally in a week , the regional council was meeting to vote on the funding of territorial defense, well, that's part of it.

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in the fall of 1941, 320 people were shot in the city. were escorted to the vysokolitovsk railway station and taken to triblinka. the tragedy of the vysokovsky jews is very well reflected in the works of jozef khariton, a native of this city. if you believe the archival data, the execution took place 100 meters from the new synagogue. presumably, a monument to the dead jews was erected at this place, and next to it was part of the supercrib slab from the cemetery, of which nothing remains, by the way, previously in the high there were several jewish graves, today in their place there is residential urban development, unfortunately, time has taken its toll and now there is a burial ground. the stones sometimes fall prey to local vandals. according to the testimony of old-timers, in pre-war times, all the houses in this part of the city also belonged to jews. there was once a library and police post office here. over time, the offices turned into apartments; the inscriptions of the prisoners even seemed to be preserved in the basements. let

[applause] to the public servants who have been here during the city's most difficult time, doing the work all along, thank you. thank you for your service. we will continue to move our city forward to be the city of yes. no longer will we allow others to define us, because we know who we are. we are a city on the rise. we are a dragon taking flight. now, let's soar san francisco! let's soar! thank you. [applause] >> i'm connie chan district one supervisor and welcome to the richmond. >> i'm an immigrant and came to san francisco china town when i was 13 years old with my mom and brother. my first job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco state. and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the lega

thank you. >> today you read the irish side over flag over city hall we celebrate the connections to this great city to a home of a wonderful mix of the people's where there is unit and comfort and diversity and heritage poisoning success and failure and resiliency a city that is long home for the irish a community helped to shape and forge many relationships in this city thank you, mayor london breed i was reminded i remain jealous this year for the lord mayor and i don't think none jealous for any jacket but mayor, i witnessed the work for the people across the city and little irish and thank you for making in day special for st. patrick's day for us in the irish community. and want to thank you to the team miriam and everyone involved in city hall thank you to the supervisors we had a great day not board yesterday thank you, commissioner chambers for the presentations in city hall that will continue and to liam and the board of directors of the united irish society thank you for your work to marry that the st. patrick's day celebrated and the entire irish for the relationships with

that faces the city. we asked voters to focus specifically on downtown, which we broadly defined as including civic center, union square, the financial district, mid-market yerba buena mission bay, and the chase center. go warriors, the top perceptions that came to mind for the voters about downtown right now were emptiness, crime and drugs, and homeless. yes, 26% reported emptiness as what comes to mind about downtown, 15% reported crime and drug use, and 11% said homelessness. views on downtown remain largely similar to a year ago, though the share of voters citing crime and drugs has what come, has what's come to mind for them when they think about downtown. that modestly fell from 23% to 15. we also asked voters to share how safe they feel downtown. 61% said they feel safe visiting downtown during the day and 34% said that they feel safe visiting at night . voters were asked to share how often they come downtown to 34% of voters reported that they come downtown three days a week or more, and 15% 1 to 2

he holds the keys to the city in his hands, symbolizing the strength and inaccessibility of the city,s well as an open path for good neighborliness and trade. and to this day borisov remains exactly like that. the memory of the life of the city was carefully collected by researchers of the local history museum. the borisov museum has opened. and the doors for the first visitors in 1946, now i ’m going there to get to know each other better with the history of the city. borisov was founded in 1102 by prince boris of polotsk. than, who was engaged in annexing lands to his principality. the territory expanded, and in order to protect its southwestern border, boris erected a fortress there, calling it “in his name, more than fate, the city turned out to be the shortest road to moscow, they fought with moscow, we got it at the same time, and the city was burned, destroyed, for 200 years so much once, what people moved from the original place, another. therefore, modern borisov began to grow from fortresses of the late 14th century, a smaller copy of the ancient castle can be seen in the ve

here lie the remains of the unknown defender of our city. 2013, igor aleksandrovich morzalyuk, doctor of historical sciences, carried out unique underwater excavations on ours. rivers of the whirlwind, he produced them together with the sea pegasus divers club, during these excavations a unique armor, which has no equal in belarus, the cuirass was preserved , the bracers were perfectly preserved, the remains of the chain mail, after restoration , this armor went to the museum of the history of the city of mogilev, the town hall, and the remains of their owner... were buried here. two steps away from us is another memorial sign, also erected in honor of the warrior, prince semyon lugvin, the founder of the pustynsky monastery, which is located in... the village of mstislavsky district, the children are especially delighted with the mountain, as you understand, there are no trips to the burial places of knights to the princes, and from animation, you can order it by notifying the local children's creativity center in advance. and then prince l

san francisco has a special place in history, in december of 1992, san francisco watched the city where the historic unveiling of the first-ever lunar new year took place in this entire country. and since 11992, we have many national first days and national ceremonies. but whether we get the first day or not, we always have an unveiling as part of our lunar new year celebration. it's very excited. last week i was very comfort to join seattle to join the postal state for the unveiling of the lunar new stamp. it was attended by 300 people by eduardo who is the president of the retail of the postal service. vod me and the public that lunar new year is the most successful program in the commemorative stamps. we are very happy to keep up with the tra kissing. --tradition. today we're gathered today, although the stamp is already out there, but it's our tradition in our city to unveil the stamp for every one in the san francisco bay area. so without further ado, i would like to introduce our mayor, maryland on --our mayor, london breed who has unveiled a lot of stapp p. >> mayor breed: hello

in the same city of parand, we also had villa units. we also had a high rank, now you have to compare the price of the villa units with the price of the residential units , see the supply and demand and whether it is in terms of the economy and the ability of our people, how can they buy, this is one of the points that we should see together it happens that, first of all, it is a different issue in the geographical parts of our country . in the discussion of our territorial planning, the upstream plans that we had in the last 40-50 years have gone wrong . and other environmental issues have arisen brought if in the initial plans of our territorial commons. we have these resources in the water issue of our country in the south and southeast of our country. we came and thinned the southeast of the country and now we have a lot of land. we have a land problem in our big cities. he understands that we have to consider a land for our future generations. well, it is a reality. our issue should be that we own the land we have now and leave it f

that what makes the city. without the cable cars, you lose part of that, you know, because people who come here and they love it and they love the history ask they can ride a cable car that has been running since 1888 or 1889. wow! that's something. can't do that with other historical museums. rarely, have i run into anybody from outside who didn't come in and didn't feel better from knowing something about the city. it's a true experience you'll remember. i hope they walk away with a greater appreciation for the history, with the mechanics with people are fascinated by the winding machine and i hope the appreciation, which is a part of our mission and these young kids will appreciate cable cars and the ones who live here and other places, they can make sure there will always be cable cars in san francisco because once they are gone, they are gone. it's the heartbeat of san francisco that founded the cable and the slot and without the cable cars, yeah, we would lose something in san francisco. we would lose par

, the city is working, and thanks to the armed forces of ukraine , the city has not been shelled by the it is important already have a gap time. between the launch of enemy missiles and the transition to shelter, this quite significantly stabilized the economic sphere of zaporizhia, the overall productivity of the economy, and today zaporizhia is a reliable support for the armed forces of ukraine. yes, by the way, that's about me i think let's talk about this zaporizhia in a day, it's clear that it's impossible, the enemy is standing there today in the work area, sometimes in other areas, maybe somewhere, but it's still only from orichov, if i'm not mistaken there. zaporizhzhia is 70 km away, that is, he cannot reach it in a day, even if he really wanted to, even if there were no barriers or anything, but it is important, it is important to emphasize, i would like to say, i just, i just have one more thesis, that is in kharkiv, well, there the enemy is also crawling near the city conditionally, and for well there is more shelling, well, but in zaporizhzhia shelling, just in the first tw

golden gate bridge to name a few but the city is so unique in the architecture, the mansioned and historic landmarks so hoping to start a conversation on that with city stakeholders this year. >> that is great. let's talk about your relationship with other agencies. you mentioned economic and office of work force development and planning commission. how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce organized with them on the downtown revitalization and a key goal in that meeting and in the downtown revitalization is to make sure that the city historic culture