At a reception for citizens on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, I heard some important initiatives from the residents of the north. For me, such meetings are first of all an opportunity to understand how people in the field perceive changes in the area and what still needs to be improved. Mother of many children, Galina from Savromursk sews things for our soldiers and volunteers. She shared how a common goal unites people. We agreed to equip a children's playground at 16 Gverdeyskaya St., as part of the renovation program of the closed city. Children grow up in military families, they need comfortable spaces to play. By the way, a new playground has already appeared this year in the neighbor's yard; Together with the residents, it was done as part of the program "In the North - Your Project". A resident of Murmansk, Anna Yevgenyevna, conveyed gratitude from grantees to the Center for Cultural Development. Many older residents come there for classes and clubs. And she asked to install a stop booth nearby so that it would be more convenient to get there. I instructed Ivan Lebedev to work on it and include it in the plans for next year. Let me remind you that this year, according to the people program "Live in the North! "We provided four bus stops in Murmansk: two on Askoldovtsev Street and two at the intersection of Lenin Boulevard and Propsivov Street. Thank you to the residents of the north for their concern and desire to change life around us for the better.

At a reception for citizens on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, I heard some important initiatives from the residents of the north. For me, such meetings are first of all an opportunity to understand how people in the field perceive changes in the area and what still needs to be improved. Mother of many children, Galina from Savromursk sews things for our soldiers and volunteers. She shared how a common goal unites people. We agreed to equip a children's playground at 16 Gverdeyskaya St., as part of the renovation program of the closed city. Children grow up in military families, they need comfortable spaces to play. By the way, a new playground has already appeared this year in the neighbor's yard; Together with the residents, it was done as part of the program "In the North - Your Project". A resident of Murmansk, Anna Yevgenyevna, conveyed gratitude from grantees to the Center for Cultural Development. Many older residents come there for classes and clubs. And she asked to install a stop booth nearby so that it would be more convenient to get there. I instructed Ivan Lebedev to work on it and include it in the plans for next year. Let me remind you that this year, according to the people program "Live in the North! "We provided four bus stops in Murmansk: two on Askoldovtsev Street and two at the intersection of Lenin Boulevard and Propsivov Street. Thank you to the residents of the north for their concern and desire to change life around us for the better.