Daily news ·
Kihelkonna cemetery damage and care home fee rise
November mornings are dark, but today the island is talking about the cemetery, municipal buildings and the new ferry.
Daily news · Friday 13 November
Who will cover Kihelkonna cemetery damage is still open
105 graves were damaged at Kihelkonna cemetery, and it is still unclear who will cover the costs. Saaremaa vald (municipality) is collecting information on the damaged grave plots and asks those affected to get in touch.
Source: pmo.ee
Kihelkonna care home wants to raise its place fee
Kihelkonna care home is asking the vald (municipality) to raise its place fee from €1,250 to €1,360 from 1 January. It cites higher staff and operating costs.
Source: pmo.ee
Municipality applies for pilot project on property planning
Saaremaa vald estimates that its property needs €80 million of investment, while it can put in only €5–6 million a year. It wants to take part in a state pilot project to get an independent assessment of the future of its services and buildings.
Source: pmo.ee
New ferry's ice performance to be tested in Finland
The State Fleet (Riigilaevastik) is testing an 8.2-metre ship model in a Finnish ice laboratory, matching the hull of the planned new ferry. On the Virtsu–Kuivastu route the ferry would normally run on electricity, powered by 3 MWh batteries.
Source: pmo.ee
Winter clothing style evening
On Friday 20 November at 7 pm, stylist Anete Liivak shares tips on dressing warmly and stylishly in winter. The evening is organised with Restoran Figo and Saaremaa Golf & Country Club; places are limited and booking is required.
Source: facebook.com
Taritu Tubateater performs "Testamenditäitjad"
On Thursday 26 November at 7 pm, the play "Testamenditäitjad" (The Executors) is staged at Taritu rahvamaja (community hall). In it, an evening of family reminiscing in the middle of the woods turns into a bitter game.
Source: syndmused.saaremaavald.ee


