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Last Saturday in a cozy, friendly atmosphere in the Center for Modern Reading "MARKO" of the Central City Library named after M.L. Kropyvnytskyi military documentarian Iryna Vovk presented her new edition "Loggers on the "Snags"".
On the Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language, the Center for Modern Reading "Marko" gathered families for an exciting family language battle - "Parents and Children".
Today, October 25, the largest Ukrainian-language flash mob took place in Ukraine - a Radio Dictatation of National Unity. It was held for the 25th time in a row and was dedicated to the Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language.
In the conditions of the coronavirus disease pandemic, the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the increase in the number of devices connected to the worldwide Internet, the exponentially increasing dependence of enterprises, institutions and companies and their employees on digital technologies, Ukrainians face an increased risk of becoming a victim of cybercriminals.
The fund helps overcome humanitarian crises and provides security to the civilian population during difficult situations. Today, our guests are coordinators and psychologists of the foundation, who conducted an extremely useful training - "Psychological Education". Parents of family-type children's homes became its listeners.
Specialists of the Main Department of the Pension Fund of Ukraine in the Mykolaiv region systematically hold meetings and thematic seminars with visitors and readers of the Central City Library named after M.L. Kropyvnytskyi.
The multifaceted, multi-colored autumn outside the windows of homes and offices generously shares with us natural materials, which in the skillful hands of craftswomen and craftsmen turn into various handicrafts and paintings.
He is not an ordinary person who had a huge amount of knowledge and who generously shared the results of his work with everyone who was willing, could easily be a couturier and a cook, collected postcards depicting world works of art.
"I wanted to give them these floral, beautiful, bright works. So that people enjoy it", - the exhibition by Nadia Yashchenko "Rainbow of Hope" opened in the Central City Library named after M.L. Kropyvnytskyi.