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“Starry sky” will be installed on the street of Sergei Orlov in Vologda

The head of the regional capital Sergey Zhestyannikov during a live broadcast said that the city will appear illumination “Starry Sky”

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“Starry sky” will be installed on the street of Sergei Orlov in Vologda

The head of the regional capital Sergey Zhestyannikov during a live broadcast said that the city will appear illumination “Starry Sky”. It is spread over several locations.

One of the territories will be the embankment from the October Bridge to the monument to Konstantin Batyushkov, the second on Sergei Orlov Street from Bellagio to Kremlin Square. In addition, the second section will be fully pedestrianized.

On the Trade Square, specialists conduct geodetic work, lay engineering networks. Here they will then replace the coating, install side stones, urns and benches, a new lawn. The square will be decorated with stylized lanterns and information stands. Video surveillance will also be installed.

The third illumination of “Starry Sky” will return to the sidewalk on the street of October near the Theater Square.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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