In the working village of Sosnovskoye, on the site in front of the MFC building (ul. May 1, 42), Miss Spring was held. This is reported by the press service of the governor and the Government of the Nizhny Novgorod region.
From the scene, lyrical songs were played performed by Music teams "Tallanya", "Ladnitsa", the children's group "Ode", Soloists Sergei Kuznetsov and Oleg Arkapov. The audience applauded the young dancers of the children's team "Hope", participated in games, competitions, fashion show from local craftsmen.
The area in front of the MFC building in Sosnovsky was landscaped on the National Project "Housing and City Wednesday" in 2019: the scene and shops were installed, the tracks were repaired, a children's playground, small architectural forms, video surveillance system, Wi-Fi appeared. And the monument established in the square was a monument to the real landmark of Sosnovsky. The amount of financing amounted to more than 5.7 million rubles.
"Very nice in our cozy square to hear spring greetings from the stage in honor of March 8. As if with the wishes of good and love, warmth and joy came to us the Spring itself, "a resident of Sosnovsky shared their impressions.Not without treating: everyone could try a delicious pie.
Recall, from April 26, residents of 19 cities and villages of the Nizhny Novgorod region with the greatest number of residents will be able to take part in the rating vote on the site: Za.Gorodsreda.ru and choose what territory will be landscaping in their settlement in 2022. It can be a square, park, square, embankment or other residential space in demand.
In addition, this spring will begin the improvement of spaces that were chosen during the voting in 2020. According to Gleb Nikitin's governor, this year, due to the increase in financing from regional and local budgets for the implementation of the project "Formation of a comfortable urban environment", about 1.5 billion rubles will be directed in the Nizhny Novgorod region. These funds will be allowed to update at least 118 public spaces and 114 yard areas chosen by residents in 2020.