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The exhibition Gates to the North is an event with a long tradition. This year it is taking place for the 19th time.
On April 12 the world celebrates an Aviation and Cosmonautics Day. On April 12, 1961 Yuri Gagarin, a citizen of our country, orbited the Earth onboard “Vostok” spacecraft for the first time in mankind history. The first spaceflight lasted 108 minutes.
The document envisages cooperation in scientific and innovative activities in several areas - ecology, domestic tourism, development of timber industry and agriculture.
On April 3, the Vologda Kremlin opened an exhibition dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the first manned flight into space. It celebrates cosmonaut Gagarin's friendship with Cuba.
On March 30th the Vologda Region Governor held a meeting with local government members and discussed the development of the coronavirus pandemic and preventive measures.
The ice rink in Vologda will be built by mid-2022. The complex, with its stands for 788 seats, will include an artificial ice rink measuring 30 by 60 meters, changing rooms, trainers’ rooms, fitness facilities and other technical and utility areas.
Vologda Region Governor briefed Alexander Gutsan, Plenipotentiary Presidential Representative in Russia’s North West on facilities of the region for trouble-free passage of spring high water.
19.03.2021 10:28
Two polyclinics will be built soon in Vologda Region.
The idea of building two new polyclinics was supported by the President of the country during his visit to Cherepovets in February 2020. Governor Oleg Kuvshinnikov asked Vladimir Putin to help with the initiative.
On March 17 head of the region Oleg Kuvshinnikov awarded Vologda’s residents with the honorary title "Honored Worker of Culture of the Vologda Region". The award ceremony was held in the governor’s mansion.
On March 11, a new production facility started operation in Sazonovo after modernization. Vologda Region Governor Oleg Kuvshinnikov took part in the launch of the production.
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