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Finland’s First Municipal Food Waste Terminal Opened Ten Years Ago in Havukoski, Vantaa opens in new window, links to another website

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Yhteinen pöytä celebrates its 10-year journey in pioneering sustainable food aid.

The most popular parties in the county and municipal elections in Vantaa were the SDP, the National Coalition Party, and the Greens

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The city of Vantaa gained 67 new council members, and the Vantaa and Kerava wellbeing services county gained 69 new representatives chosen by the residents. Voting was more active on election day than during the advance voting period – the municipal election turnout decreased, while the county

Editorial: what do you get when you vote?

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Mayor Pekka Timonen talks about the preelection atmosphere of the historic double elections in the first editorial of the year's Residents' Magazine. See you at the ballot box!

The first residents' magazine of the year is out!

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The Vantaa Residents' Magazine is here again - read 44 pages full of current affairs and events in the city! Including a zoning review, a comprehensive election information package, tips for spring events and much more. The magazine will be available online on 11 March and distributed to homes on 12

Value your daily life, Cast your vote! County and municipal elections 2025

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The county and municipal elections will be held simultaneously for the first time. By voting, we influence who will decide on important everyday services for the next four years.

Fill in the Residents' magazines spring crossword and enter the competition!

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Brighten up your spring! Fill in the crossword puzzle in the first issue of the Residents' magazine and enter the competition.

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More than 4 000 Vantaa residents took part in the jubilee dialogue events – here's what they think about their home city

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More than 4 000 Vantaa residents participated in the dialogue events organised to mark the 50th anniversary of Vantaa. The discussions show that Vantaa residents value the multiculturalism of their city and want a safe, nature-friendly and community-oriented city.

Editorial: the tram to the future

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In an editorial, Mayor Pekka Timonen presents what Finland's fastest-changing city will look like next year and in the near future, when the construction of the tramway begins.

Read the winter issue of the Residentsʼ magazine from 10 December!

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The fourth and final issue of the year offers 32 pages of interesting reading about events, news and phenomena in Vantaa. Enter the Christmas calendar competition!