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Kristina Karlonė

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Aug 30, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 30, 2026 · Kristina Karlonė

    Renovations threaten Kaunas’ beloved Courtyard Gallery (opens the original)

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    The gallery, located on Ožeškienės Street in central Kaunas, was launched 14 years ago by artist Vytenis Jakas. Its murals tell the story of the Jewish community that lived in the courtyard before World War Two. Scaffolding now surrounds one of the gallery’s walls as preparations begin to renovate the building. Under the current plan, the murals will be covered. “This is a heritage site that cannot be destroyed. This would be outright vandalism,” Jakas said. The dispute escalated even before ren

  2. Article · Aug 15, 2026 · Kristina Karlonė, LRT TV, LRT.lt

    Ministry moves to save Cold War-era underground printing press near Kaunas (opens the original)

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    Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas called the decision bureaucratic and said the government would ensure the historic site remains open to visitors. The underground printing press is located beneath a private property in the village of Saliai, in Kaunas district. A concealed entrance beneath a greenhouse leads to the underground facility. The press was established by Vytautas Andziulis and his associate, Juozas Bacevičius, during the Soviet era. Andziulis’ son, Vykintas, now leads tours of the sit

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Kristina Karlonė, LRT TV, LRT.lt

    Lithuanian lawmakers look to better discipline electric scooter riders (opens the original)

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    Under the proposed amendments, municipal officers would be empowered to enforce traffic rules for micromobility vehicles, a responsibility currently handled by police. Supporters of the proposal say expanding enforcement powers would allow police to focus on more serious offenses while improving compliance with traffic regulations. “It is not only a matter of road safety but also of the efficient allocation of state resources. Police officers should be deployed where their expertise and powers a

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