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The front page of Aamulehti features several domestic stories, including a Tampere-based entrepreneur taking a sports app to Ukrainian schools, residents demanding compensation for a shaking house, and information about upcoming electricity prices. There is also a mention of a theater production…
A Tampere-based company's app aims to get 6-9-year-olds moving with screen time, and the entrepreneur is seeking growth in Ukraine, where Aamulehti followed the app's trial in a local school.
Residents noticed that the house they purchased was shaking and are demanding 30,000 euros in compensation.
Stock electricity will be almost free in the late evening today, and early winter electricity prices will be affected by October's weather.
Few people know about the operations in Tampere's Rusko, where 12-meter machines operate without drivers.
Pirkanmaa is expecting storm gusts and rain.
New research suggests that aging can be measured by the pace of speech and word choices.
A comedy familiar from television will be featured at the Pyynikki Summer Theatre, and a live broadcast is available for the announcement of next summer's play.
Christa Pike, who survived an execution, is facing the prospect of permanent brain damage.
