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Kirkkonummi finished its twenty twenty-six project to combat Spanish slugs. Residents collected 430 liters of slugs using a mobile game, earning three thousand seven hundred fifty euros total. The environmental protection unit noted this participation and plans for next summer's similar work.
Kirkkonummi (official) · Oct 13, 2026Only one publishable local item was found for this period. No unrelated stories were added.
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During community evenings in 2026, residents shared what contributes to a good daily life and desired developments for their areas in Kirkkonummi. These discussions informed the municipal council members who reviewed resident observations at a strategy workshop. Topics included safety, preparedness, and local needs.
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Kirkkonummi concluded its 2026 project to combat Spanish slugs. Residents collected 430 liters of slugs using a crowdsourcing mobile game, earning a total payout of 3750 euros. The environmental protection unit noted the active participation and plans for a similar project next summer.
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The new Gesterbyn school center in Kirkkonummi opened its yard area in August 2026. This extensive outdoor space, covering 67,000 square meters, features diverse areas like meadows and play fields. It is designed to support nature's biodiversity for approximately 1300 students.
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The Gutsy Go student project aims to develop acts promoting peace and trust within the local environment. This year, it takes place at Veikkolan school after the autumn break during week 43. Students will work in small groups to plan and execute various peace projects.
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Kirkkonummi is actively working to achieve its 80 percent emissions reduction goal by 2030. The work involves planning and building sustainable infrastructure while improving existing properties' energy efficiency. Recent construction projects utilize local geothermal heat and solar energy.
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Autumn fitness courses are offering limited spots at a short course price. There are 8 guided sessions remaining after the autumn break. Interested individuals can check for open places and find a suitable exercise group by registering online or calling.
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