Kahn centre, shore plots and Abruka War at the theatre

The steering group for the Saaremaa comprehensive plan decided that the new plan should seek to keep existing building opportunities near the shore in justified places. The vald (municipality) also stands up for plot owners who have not built so far.

The state-owned property at Staadioni 9, near the castle, is considered a possible site for the planned Louis Kahn centre in Kuressaare. The architect's family is to be involved in drawing up more detailed plans.

The veterinary clinic Rommi, run by vet Merit Sell, will soon open on Tallinna tänav in Kuressaare. Besides medical care, it will pay particular attention to animal welfare.

Saaremaa municipal government has set up committees to evaluate Viljar Aro, head of Kuressaare Hariduse kool, and Tõnu Erin, head of Vanalinna kool. Both have led their schools for decades.

This year's revue, "Meie, inimesed" ("We, the people"), brings young people's own stories, friendships and secrets to the stage. The production should be ready by the end of January.

Paul Neitsov gives an All Souls' concert at Mustjala rahvamaja (community hall) on Saturday 14 November. Tickets €20.

Kadri-Ann Sumera gives a solo concert at Kuressaare kultuurikeskus on Monday 16 November. Tickets €9–12.

Performances are on Monday 16 November and Tuesday 17 November at 7 pm at Kuressaare teater, Tallinna tänav 20. The performance lasts 2 hours 15 minutes.

Lauri Räpp and Mikk Tammepõld perform their programme "Peegeldused" at Kärla rahvamaja (community hall) on Thursday 19 November. Tickets €20.

"Abruka sõda" is on at Kuressaare teater, Tallinna tänav 20, on Saturday 21 November at 7 pm. The performance lasts 1 hour 20 minutes.