Archive
January 2005, 51 news items
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Volleyball Players from the Second Middle School Win -
TOP volleyball players lost in Świnoujście -
Alter performed at the Pegaz club -
Applications for school scholarships are being accepted -
Places Available at the Self-Help Home -
Film competition – edition no. 12 -
Hospital employees threaten to strike -
City councillors adopt the Code of Ethics -
Winter Makes Life Difficult for Drivers -
County councillors train ahead of competition -
Bank Zachodni Organizes Training -
The County Office Encourages Funding an Ambulance -
Numbering to Change in Two Municipalities -
The “Entrepreneur of the Year” Title Awarded -
Music School Performs New Year’s Concert -
Avalanches may occur in the Karkonosze Mountains -
TOP volleyball players lose for the twelfth time -
MEP announces competition -
Man killed in accident on the bypass -
Film competition – edition no. 11
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A New Fuel Station Affected Petrol Prices -
Charges brought over anti-Polish posters -
Finryan Unlikely to Join Hospital Company
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Court Detains Perpetrator of Fatal Accident -
Parking removed from Fabryczna Street -
Children’s ward asks WOŚP for equipment -
The Local Heritage Competition Has Been Decided -
Work is underway as part of the ISPA project -
MZGK to collect bulky waste -
Free hearing tests available -
TOP volleyball players lost in Szczecin
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Court remands two men in custody
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Scholarships Have Finally Been Awarded -
OHP Will Not Be Abolished -
Students with disabilities presented their work -
The Sanctuary, Museum and Monument Were Illuminated -
The Sixth Round of Indoor Football Was Played -
Film competition – edition no. 10
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Rock Concert Held at Pegaz -
WOŚP played in Bolesławiec’s market square -
Table Tennis Players Lose Again -
TOP volleyball players finally win
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Neurolog Mariusz Ch. Released -
Marian Zachar Becomes Director -
Competition Announced About a Saint -
Police Arrest Suspected Man
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Bolesławiec Dogs to Be Electronically Tagged -
Lower Silesia Honors the Victims of the Disaster -
Firefighters Start the Year Calmly -
On New Year's Day, the police had plenty of work
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Another Candidate for Commander Resigns