The week is wrapping up, bringing a wealth of events you might have missed. This digest summarizes key information topics from February 17-21, 2025.

As another work week concludes, we present our traditional digest, encapsulating the key informational themes and events that unfolded. This past week, filled with developments, may have gone unnoticed amidst the daily routine. Our digest, prepared with diligence, aims to provide a concise overview, ensuring you stay informed about the essential happenings within our community.

We recommend this collection of information for your reading pleasure, covering the period from February 17th to 21st, 2025. This compilation is designed to keep you abreast of significant local, national, and perhaps even international matters that have a direct or indirect impact on our lives. The topics span a wide array, from community initiatives to important announcements, offering a comprehensive snapshot of the week’s events.

As we start the new week, we hope it is peaceful for everyone. It is important to remember those who have served. This week’s digest includes news about opportunities for veterans, information on chickenpox and how to protect against it, the operational performance of the community budget for January 2025, updates on youth projects, and a survey for improving social services. Additionally, there’s a congratulations to a long-lived resident of Khmilnyk, information for individual income tax payers, and a warning about the dangers of thin ice.

The digest also features news about the extension of the selection process for the Council of Defenders’ Families until February 25th, a memorial for Vladislav Yakubivsky, scheduled explosions at a special quarry on February 19th, and important information for military personnel who have gone AWOL. Also included are updates from municipal enterprises, information for pet owners, and details on how volunteers can obtain UBD status. Finally, there’s information for those who were supposed to undergo a repeat examination from January 1, 2025, and congratulations to Khmilnyk anniversaries. The key points from the executive committee meeting are also included.

This week’s news also includes a tribute to the memory of the Heavenly Hundred Heroes, respect for state symbols, and the 70th extraordinary session of the Khmilnyk City Council. Additionally, it covers the notarial certification of documents for individuals with physical disabilities, important information for military conscripts, and regarding the payment of unemployment benefits. Furthermore, it touches upon parental responsibility for children, how war veterans can obtain an extract from the Unified State Register, and the availability of medicines for Ukrainians.

The digest announces a memorial tournament for Vladislav Ukrainian on February 23rd, and highlights dignity as a virtue of the free. It also informs about changes in the payment of assistance for the living of IDPs and provides updates from local budget fund managers. The digest also provides information on professional training for women and how to participate, noting that over 73.8 million UAH in taxes and fees were received into the community budget. In addition, it provides information on how to apply for a sick leave remotely. The final topics of this week’s digest are about Vladislav Yakubivsky, the Khmilnyk City Council, and the phrase “We live, while we remember” by Oleksandr Solovey.

Remember to take care of yourselves and be careful. Stay informed with information about services that can be done without queues, paperwork, or visiting state institutions, and read information for parents and children. Other important information includes details for patients who need e-prescriptions or e-referrals, congratulations to Khmilnyk’s anniversaries, the importance of the Ukrainian language, and honor to the heroes. Information for the reintegration of veterans into the Khmilnyk community is also included. Finally, there are links to the website https://rada.ekhmilnyk.gov.ua and the Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/HmilnykMRada.

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Information Activity and Communications Department of Khmilnyk City Council