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3 SEVEN WONDERS OF THE LAND OF ŠIAULIAI THE HILL OF CROSSES with over 200,000 crosses. Every year, the hill is visited by thousands of tourists from all over the world. SUNDIAL SQUARE with the highest sundial in Lithuania and a gilded sculpture “Šaulys” (“Archer”) that has become the city’s symbol. THE ENSEMBLE OF TYTUVĖNAI CHURCH AND MONASTERY – one of the most interesting and largest examples of Lithuanian sacral architecture, adorned with frescoes, dating back to the 17th-18th centuries. THE BUTTERFLY EXPOSITION – you will find the largest collection of diurnal butterflies in Lithuania in the Akmenė Regional Museum. CHERRIES OF ŽAGARĖ – a four-day cherry festival and the election of the most beautiful scarecrow in one of the most unique Lithuanian towns in Joniškis land. WINDMILLS OF PAKRUOJIS – the wind accelerating in wide plains is turning the vanes of as many as 18 windmills. THE TULIP FLOWERING FESTIVAL – held every spring in the Burbiškis manor, Radviliškis land; as many as half a thousand tulip species burst into flower. 4 4 ŠIAULIAI The centre of the city, which was twice destroyed during the wars of the 20th century and rebuilt again, has distinct architectural heritage of the interwar pe- riod modernism, which has survived to this day. Šiauliai is a city-phoenix, every time rising from ashes. Discover Šiauliai and experience the magic of 3 “S”: sweets, special museums, and the sun. The symbols of the sun, scattered all over the city (sundials, stained glass, etc.), have become an integral part of the city. The oldest sweet factory of Lithuania, “Rūta”, operating for over 100 years, special museums of chocolate, photogra- phy, telephony, and the only such Vanda Kavaliauskienė’s Cats Museum with over 4000 exhibits. -
Annex 1, Proposal for Society Partisipation In
Proposals for Society Participation in River Basin Management in Lithuania Jurate Morkvenaite-Paulauskiene Environemtal Club Zvejone 2015 Introduction Solutions and prevention for environmental problems are determined not only by perfect laws and optimal economic measures — what also important is a friendly public opinion along with relevant valuable attitude, awareness and active participation in the consideration and implementation of various levels of decision- making. The development of public environmental awareness is getting more and more important for realization of environmental policy and in pursuit of sustainable development in the broad sense, and public information and education becomes a fundamental assumption of change and civil activity. Environmental public awareness is a very important process in ensuring that the society and civil authorities are actively involved in the formation of environmental policy and decision-making. In order to encourage people’s understanding and responsibility for the environment, it is essential to spread information as widely and intensively as possible using attractive, easily accessible and acceptable means. Access to the relevant information is the basis for raising public awareness, providing more responsible attitude towards the environment, greater participation in the river basin district management process. Article 14 of Water Directive is intended for public information and consultation. The programme of measures determines the measures for water use and protection in order to achieve objectives in respect of water protection, set in the Article 22 and 23 of the Law on Water of the Republic of Lithuania. The Article 25 and 29 of the Law on Water of the Republic of Lithuania governs society’s active participation in forming, reviewing and updating the river basin district management plans and programmes of measures. -
Assessment of Former Manors As Rural Landscape Elements: Case Study of Northern Lithuania
Available online: www.notulaebotanicae.ro Print ISSN 0255-965X; Electronic 1842-4309 Notulae Botanicae Horti AcademicPres Not Bot Horti Agrobo, 2018, 46(2):670-678. DOI:10.15835/nbha46211174 Agrobotanici Cluj-Napoca Original Article Assessment of Former Manors as Rural Landscape Elements: Case Study of Northern Lithuania Ingrida SAULIENE*, Laura SUKIENE, Erika ZALESKIENE, Audrius SAULYS, Kestutis AUKSELIS Siauliai University, 38 Visinskio, LT76352, Siauliai, Lithuania; [email protected] (*corresponding author); [email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected] Abstract Evaluation of the former manors as rural landscape elements and i dentification the recreational potential of former manor environments is discussed in this study. Paper analyses the infrastructure and landscape components of former manors located outside settlements in the district of Pakruojis, Lithuania, and examines their suitability for employment within recreational activities. Historical data on former manors were collected by analyzing archival material and were supplemented with information obtained during expeditions by interviewing the people who currently live in the former manors. All described manors, buildings, and historical greenery have been established in open places. No parts of villages, roads, forest or forest stands are incorporated in these territories. The surveyed former manors are accompanied by parkland. The manor parks analyzed in this study are dominated by native plants, which account for at least 75% of the trees. An analysis of the diversity of the species revealed that Tilia cordata prevails (54-74%) in the majority of manors. The variety of park styles reflects the evolution of the European parks from Baroque parks (Geruciai, Pamusis II) to Romanticism (Dovydiskis) style. -
Conference Programme
Partner: University of Pardubice (Czech Republic) 3rd International Scientific-Practical Conference GOOD GOVERNANCE AT LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT: INVOLVEMENT, COLLABORATION AND EMPOWERMENT FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT October, 17-18, 2014 Šiauliai University, Vytauto str. 84, Šiauliai, Lithuania CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Conference is organised by: Department of Public Administration, Faculty of Social Sciences, Šiauliai University Conference Friends and Partners ŠIAULIAI CITY ASSOCIATION OF LOCAL ŠIAULIAI CHAMBER OF ŠIAULIAI DISTRICT AUTHORITIES IN COMMERCE INDUSTRY MUNICIPALITY MUNICIPALITY LITHUANIA AND CRAFTS PROGRAMME Friday, October 17, 2014 09:00 – 10:00 Registration, Coffee, Ground Floor 10:00 – 10:20 WELCOME SPEECHES, Room 205 10:20 – 11:40 PLENARY SESSION, Room 205 Moderators: lect., PhD student Oksana Mejerė, Šiauliai University, Lithuania, assist. prof. dr. Daniel Klimovský, Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia 1. Deliberative Engagement and Urban Planning: An Analysis of a Quasi-experiment in the Logic of Realist Evaluation prof. dr. Luca Brusati, Udine University, Italy 2. E-Governance and Citizens Participation for Local Development: The Case of Siauliai City prof. dr. Diana Šaparnienė, lect., PhD student Jurgita Mikolaitytė, Šiauliai University, Lithuania 3. “Parallel Reforms and Double Efforts”: Latvia’s Experience Reforming Administration assoc. prof. dr. Iveta Reinholde, University of Latvia, Latvia 4. Local Government Elections in 2015 and Citizens’ Oriented Local Governance prof. dr. Algis Krupavičius, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania 5. The Practice of Regional Partnership Absorbing EU Structural Funds Dalia Dijokaitė, Head of Šiauliai County Division, Regional Development Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Lithuania 11:40 – 12:00 Discussion, Room 205 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch in the restaurant “Šaulys” (Vasario 16-osios str. -
Pakruojo Rajono Turizmo Plėtros Studija
PAKRUOJO RAJONO TURIZMO PLĖTROS STUDIJA Pakruojis, 2011m. PAKRUOJO RAJONO TURIZMO PLĖTROS STUDIJA 1 TURINYS ĮVADAS ................................................................................................................................................................ 3 I. BENDRA PAKRUOJO RAJONO SITUACIJOS APŽVALGA, TURIZMO IŠVYSTYMO ESAMOS PADĖTIES ANALIZĖ ........................................................................................................................................................ 5 1.1. Pakruojo rajono geografinė situacija ir susisiekimo sistema ..................................................................... 5 1.2. Esamų turizmo gamtos ir kultūros paveldo bei žmogiškųjų išteklių potencialo ir panaudojimo turizmui bei aplinkos kokybės vertinimas ........................................................................................................................................... 9 1.3. Paslaugų, sporto ir kitų pramogų potencialo, pasiūlos ir paklausos įvertinimas ..................................... 22 1.4. Turistinės infrastruktūros išvystymo ir jos plėtojimo galimybių analizė ................................................ 29 1.5. Turizmo sezoniškumo ir jo mažinimo galimybių analizė ir įvertinimas ................................................. 32 1.6. Turizmo maršrutų įvertinimas ................................................................................................................. 38 1.7. Turizmo informacijos ir rinkodaros veiklos vertinimas ......................................................................... -
Lithuanian Public Libraries: Preserving, Creating, Cooperating
COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION LITHUANIAN LIBRARIANS‘ ASSOCIATION LITHUANIAN PUBLIC LIBRARIES: PRESERVING, CREATING, COOPERATING LITHUANIAN PUBLIC LIBRARIES: PRESERVING, CREATING, COOPERATING 1 LITHUANIAN PUBLIC LIBRARIES: PRESERVING, CREATING, COOPERATING Editor: County Public Libraries Association In cooperation with: Lithuanian Librarians’ Association Compiled by Gerda Putnaitė /VCPL/ Edita Urbonavičienė /KCPL/ Daiva Stasaitienė /KlCPL/ Ekaterina Prakapene /ŠCPL/ Sponsors: Virginija Švedienė /PCPL/ Edited by: Laima Pačebutienė /KlAVB/, [email protected] Translated by Loreta Dapkienė Designer: Jūratė Bizauskienė Photos from libraries archives Publication is available as free pdf file at www.klavb.lt © County Public Libraries Association, 2012 © Lithuanian Librarians’ Association, 2012 2 CONTENTS PREFACE KLAIPĖDA REGION INNOVATIVE LIBRARY – A PART OF SUSTAINABLE NETWORK KLAIPĖDA COUNTY I. SIMONAITYTĖ PUBLIC LIBRARY / KlCP THE MAP OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARIES OF LITHUANIA MUNICIPAL PUBLIC LIBRARIES OF KLAIPĖDA REGION Preserving LIBRARIES IN LITHUANIA Creating MARTYNAS MAŽVYDAS NATIONAL LIBRARY OF LITHUANIA /LNB Cooperating CHANGES IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES DURING THE PROJECT LIBRARIES FOR INNOVATION (2008 – 2012) ŠIAULIAI REGION ŠIAULIAI CAUNTY POVILAS VIŠINSKIS PUBLIC LIBRARY/ŠCPL LITHUANIAN LIBRARIES IN NETWORKS: PRESERVING, CREATING, COOPERATING MUNICIPAL PUBLIC LIBRARIES OF ŠIAULIAI REGION Preserving VILNIUS REGION Creating VILNIUS COUNTY ADOMAS MICKEVIČIUS PUBLIC LIBRARY / VCPL Cooperating MUNICIPAL PUBLIC LIBRARIES OF VILNIUS -
Lithuania Internal Passports Database 1919-1940
Lithuania Internal Passports Database 1919-1940 Introduction - Historical · Historical Background · Why an Internal Passport was Important Background · Obtaining an Internal Passport · Contents of the Files · Location of the Files Prior to World War I in the Russian Empire, individuals were · Lithuanian Central State Archives required to have an internal passport in order to travel within · Kaunas Regional Archive the boundaries of Russia. These internal passports were · Pre-1915 Passport records issued by local municipalities, town dwellers administration, · About this Database or the police. They were of different categories and colors - · Notes on Lithuanian Surnames some were valid to travel only within the guberniya, others · Project Description and Needs "within the Pale of Settlement and to the towns of the · Search the Database Russian Empire where Jews were permitted to reside", etc. The terms of these passports also varied - half a year, a year, two years. Not only Jews, but all the categories of population, including even nobility, needed internal passports for traveling, and these also might have been different. In 1915, during World War I, the majority of Jews living in Lithuania were forced by the Russians to go deep into the interior of Russia. After the war ended, Lithuania became an independent country, and many Jews returned. Almost 100% of them came from Russia through the Obeliai frontier station, where they obtained a temporary document to cross the border. During a period of one month they had to apply to the authorities for a permanent internal passport. The date of the Internal Passport Application, after 1920, enables one to almost know when they came back to Lithuania. -
Radviliškio Rajono Savivaldybės Teritorijos
RADVILIŠKIO RAJONO SAVIVALDYB ĖS TERITORIJOS BENDRASIS PLANAS SPRENDINIAI 2008 RADVILIŠKIO RAJONO SAVIVALDYB ĖS TERITORIJOS BENDRASIS PLANAS SPRENDINIAI T U R I N Y S 1. URBANISTIN Ė PL ĖTRA...................................................................................................... 4 1.1. Sprendini ų pri ėmimo prielaidos ....................................................................................... 4 1.2. Urbanistini ų centr ų ir aši ų vystymas ................................................................................ 5 1.3. Gyvenam ųjų vietovi ų sistemos pl ėtra............................................................................... 7 1.4. Rengtini teritorij ų planavimo dokumentai ...................................................................... 11 2. SOCIALIN Ė – EKONOMIN Ė APLINKA............................................................................ 12 2.1. Bendrieji rajono vystymosi veiksniai ir prielaidos .......................................................... 12 2.2. Verslas ir investicijos..................................................................................................... 13 2.3. Turizmas........................................................................................................................ 15 2.4. B ūstas............................................................................................................................ 17 2.5. Švietimas...................................................................................................................... -
Official Journal L180
Official Journal L 180 of the European Union ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Volume 61 English edition Legislation 17 July 2018 Contents II Non-legislative acts REGULATIONS ★ Council Regulation (EU) 2018/1001 of 16 July 2018 concerning restrictive measures in view of the situation in the Republic of Maldives ............................................................................ 1 ★ Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2018/1002 of 16 July 2018 amending Implementing Regulation (EU) 2017/1153 to clarify and simplify the correlation procedure and to adapt it to changes to Regulation (EU) 2017/1151 (1) .................................................. 10 ★ Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2018/1003 of 16 July 2018 amending Implementing Regulation (EU) 2017/1152 to clarify and simplify the correlation procedure and to adapt it to changes to Regulation (EU) 2017/1151 (1) .................................................. 16 DECISIONS ★ Political and Security Committee Decision (CFSP) 2018/1004 of 3 July 2018 extending the mandate of the Head of the European Union Border Assistance Mission for the Rafah Crossing Point (EU BAM Rafah) (EU BAM Rafah/1/2018) ................................................................... 22 ★ Political and Security Committee Decision (CFSP) 2018/1005 of 3 July 2018 extending the mandate of the Head of Mission of the European Union Police Mission for the Palestinian Territories (EUPOL COPPS) (EUPOL COPPS/1/2018) ........................................................... 23 ★ Council Decision (CFSP) 2018/1006 of 16 July 2018 concerning restrictive measures in view of the situation in the Republic of Maldives ........................................................................ 24 ★ Commission Delegated Decision (EU) 2018/1007 of 25 April 2018 supplementing Directive 2009/42/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards the list of ports and repealing Commission Decision 2008/861/EC (1) .................................................................. 29 (1) Text with EEA relevance. -
JEWISH Cultural Heritage in Lithuania Contents
JEWISH Cultural Heritage in Lithuania Contents VILNIUS / 4 KAUNAS / 14 The Baltic Sea KLAIPĖDA / 19 ŠIAULIAI / 22 TELŠIAI / 25 UKMERGĖ / 28 OTHER PLACES IN LITHUANIA / 30 Alytus / 30 Veisiejai / 31 Biržai / 31 Darbėnai / 32 Druskininkai / 32 Joniškis / 33 Kėdainiai / 35 Marijampolė / 36 RUSSIA Molėtai / 37 Alanta / 37 Pakruojis / 38 Linkuva / 40 Rozalimas / 40 Palanga / 40 POLAND Panevėžys / 41 Plungė / 42 Šeduva / 44 Valkininkai / 45 Degsnės / 45 Zarasai / 46 Žagarė / 46 Žiežmariai / 47 Žasliai / 47 LATVIA BELARUS Places to visit Key 1. Points of interest Regional roads Holocaust sites Passenger railway route Airport Trunk roads Port From the country’s capital of Vilnius to the very smallest towns, Jewish heritage is an integral part of Lithuanian culture. As we travel through cities or towns, we find buildings that once housed Jewish shops, artisan workshops, schools, banks and synagogues. The vast architectural heritage testifies to the rich cultural and spiritual life of the Jewish community that once thrived here. It is believed that Jews had already settled in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (GDL) in the late 14th century. The experienced merchants, craftsmen and financiers actively contributed to the development of the country. During their history in Lithuania of more than 600 years, the Jews left a unique culture of literary works, religious texts, music, folklore and art. To this day, the Litvaks – Jews with roots in the GDL – take pride in their name, which is associated in the Jewish world with extraordinary erudition and a long tradition of education, religion and art as well as a distinctive way of thinking. Young people used to come from all over the world to study in Lithuania, which was famous for its yeshivas. -
Greičio Matuoklių Vietų Gyvenviečių Teritorijose Parinkimo Ir Įrengimo Prioritetinė Eilė
PATVIRTINTA Lietuvos automobilių kelių direkcijos prie Susisiekimo ministerijos direktoriaus 2018 m. lapkričio 12 d. įsakymu Nr. V-249 MOMENTINIO GREIČIO MATUOKLIŲ VIETŲ GYVENVIEČIŲ TERITORIJOSE PARINKIMO IR ĮRENGIMO PRIORITETINĖ EILĖ Greičio Greičio Teritorijos Formaliojo Formaliojo Nukentėję valdymo Gyvenvietės VMPEI Eismo Eismo valdymo Eil. Kelio Ruožas nuo, Ruožas iki, Gyvenvietės Linijinė Teritorijos užstatymo VMPEI švietimo švietimo dviratainin priemonių Bendras Kelio pavadinimas Savivaldybė tipo VMPEI balų įvykių įvykių balų priemonės Nr. Nr. km km pavadinimas gyvenvietė užstatymas balų krovin. įstaigos įstaigos balų kai ir kelio balas balų skaičius skaičius skaičius skaičius kelio skaičius kiekis, vnt. skaičius pėstieji ruože balų ruože skaičius 1 A12 Ryga–Šiauliai–Tauragė–Kaliningradas 151,668 157,53 Tauragė Tauragės r. sav. taip 30 dvipusis 10 14275 476 10 3 20 11 20 9 nėra 10 100 2 A9 Panevėžys–Šiauliai 53,108 60,392 Radviliškis Radviliškio r. sav. taip 30 dvipusis 10 12534 1026 10 5 20 18 20 3 nėra 10 100 3 A1 Vilnius–Kaunas–Klaipėda 10 17,971 Vilnius Vilniaus m. sav. taip 30 dvipusis 10 40101 4126 10 4 20 2 20 0 nėra 10 100 4 229 Aristava–Kėdainiai–Cinkiškis 4,649 9,758 Kėdainiai Kėdainių r. sav. taip 30 dvipusis 10 3910 539 8 5 20 18 20 11 nėra 10 98 5 2336 Kunigiškiai–Palanga 2,212 6,861 Palanga Palangos m. sav. taip 30 dvipusis 10 2560 137 8 4 20 6 20 2 nėra 10 98 6 103 Vilnius–Polockas 25,423 26,818 Lavoriškės Vilniaus r. sav. taip 30 dvipusis 10 3142 359 8 2 20 1 20 1 nėra 10 98 7 165 Šilalė–Šilutė 40,730 43,730 Žemaičių Naumiestis Šilutės r. -
Šiaulių Apskrities Turgūs Pirmaisiais Sovietizacijos Metais
Acta humanitarica universitatis Saulensis. T. 10 (2010). 388–398. ISSN 1822-7309 Šiaulių apskrities turgūs pirmaisiais sovietizacijos metais Arūnas GUMULIAUSKAS Šiaulių universitetas Pagrindinės sąvokos: Šiaulių apskrities turgūs, Šiaulių turgaus aikštė, Šiaulių ekonomija, Šiaulių turgaus kainos, litas, rublis, sovietmetis, Antanas Tyzenhauzas, Karolis Reisonas. Priešistorė Šiaulių apskrities centro – Šiaulių miesto – turgaus istorija yra pakankamai ilga. Turgaus aikštė čia savaime susiformavo kryžkelėje (prie dabartinės Prisikė- limo aikštės) dar XV a. Ji tapo svarbiausia Šiaulių prekyviete, į kurią atvykdavo Šiaulių ekonomijos (įkurta 1589 m.) valstiečiai, svetimšaliai pirkliai. Turgaus aikš- tė XVI a. pabaigoje buvo apie 1,43 ha dydžio. Aplink ją stovėjo 26 namai (ŠMI 1991, 17). Manoma, kad senoji turgaus aikštė buvo netaisyklingo keturkampio formos, nepaliesta Valakų reformos (ŠK 2009, 15). Prekyba čia vyko intensyviai. Antai 1643 m. šiauliečiai, surinkę iš atvykėlių pirklių rinkliavą, tikėjosi įsirengti ir prižiūrėti laikrodį (ŠMI 1991, 23). Turgaus prekybą reglamentavo Šiaulių ekonomi- jos administracijos nustatytos taisyklės, 1639 m. miesto nuostatai, 1681 m. Jono Sobieskio privilegija. Pirkliai privalėjo sumokėti specialų mokestį – muitą. Turgu- je naudotasi kaunietiškais svoriais ir saikais (Ibid.). Iki 10 valandos ryto prekiauta neperpardavimo tikslais, o vėliau leista pirkti ir parduoti urmu. Be to, drausta vadi- namoji „pakampių“ prekyba, kai prekės pardavinėjamos kaime (Ibid.). Šiaulių ekonomijos administratoriaus, LDK iždininko Antano Tyzenhauzo ini- ciatyva XVIII a. antroje pusėje miestas buvo perplanuotas. Dėl Šiaulių urbanisti- nės reorganizacijos keitėsi ir turgaus ribos. Taip atsirado nauja stačiakampė (255 x 265 m) turgaus aikštė (ŠK 2009, 16), kuri beveik iki XIX a. vidurio nesikeitė. 1780 m. Antanas Tyzenhauzas buvo nušalintas nuo pareigų, nesuspėjęs įgyvendin- ti visų savo planų. Tačiau pradėtas miesto plėtros projektas jau buvo nesustabdo- mas.