News and highlights in the residents’ magazine

The latest residents’ magazine offers a fantastic list of tips for enjoying the summer. Read about places to visit in the Lake Tuusula area, the refurbished swimming pool, the local sports facility currently under construction at the Sports Centre, or the swimming spots maintained by Tuusula Municipality. For those keen on local tourism, the magazine also features a tourist map listing places to visit around Lake Tuusula, as well as places to eat and shop.

We’ll also be updating you on the latest news from the library; the renovation work currently underway will improve our services, and we’re set to gain some extra space too.

If you find yourself suddenly keen to get stuck in, why not check out our tips on how to boost biodiversity in your garden, or join in the fight against harmful invasive species using a mobile game – we’ve included instructions for this in the magazine too. Environmental work carried out at the municipal level is covered in our article on the park forest plan, amongst other things. 

We’ll also be sharing the latest news on participatory budgeting, or ‘osbu’. This time, it was the children who had their say in osbu, and we received a huge number of suggestions. In this article, you’ll find out what the most popular ideas for improvement were.

In addition to these topical issues, the magazine features interesting articles on, for example, promoting physical activity in schools, the Tuusula Municipality’s strategy, as well as stormwater charges and the modernisation of the water supply network. 

A comprehensive summer supplement included with the magazine 

Included within the Tuusula residents’ magazine is the ‘Tuusula Culture Summer’ supplement, packed with a wide variety of content in the familiar summer style. As well as an extensive list of events, the supplement offers some real treats for art exhibition enthusiasts, for example. Why not start by reading the article about the exhibition that has opened in Halosenniemi, ‘Sacred Nature – From Pekka Halonen’s Paintings to Contemporary Art’? From Halosenniemi, it’s a good idea to let your thoughts wander to Erkkola, where we present the exhibition ‘Literally Speaking’.

For those summer moments spent in a hammock or armchair, you can check out the exciting reading recommendations put together by the library staff.

Of course, we mustn’t forget the highlights of Tuusula’s cultural summer: Tuusula Week from 20 to 26 July and Tuusula Arts Night on 7 August. Following these, from 24–29 August, the Central Uusimaa Pride and its pre-event week will take place, so we’re in for a summer packed with events. You can find comprehensive event programmes and useful tips for visitors in the attachment. 

Didn’t you get the magazine? Pick it up from TuusInfo 

If the residents’ magazine does not arrive in your letterbox, you can collect your printed copy from TuusInfo, the Tuusula municipal customer service centre. 

If you experience any delivery issues, please report them to SSM/Jakelujuniorit, who are responsible for the distribution of the residents’ magazine, using the delivery feedback form.

You can also read the magazine and the supplement in PDF format. You can access the content via the links below.

 
Feedback and story ideas 

The TuusInfo customer service team welcomes feedback and suggestions regarding the magazine’s content. 

TuusInfo operates at three locations: Hyrylä, Jokela and Kellokoski. 
Email: tuusinfo@tuusula.fi
Telephone number: 09 8718 3070
Address details and opening hours can be found on our website. 

Further information:
Paula Miettinen, Communications Manager, paula.miettinen@tuusula.fi, 040 314 2004
Communications Specialist Pia Visti-Korhonen, pia.visti-korhonen@tuusula.fi, 040 314 2011
Communications Specialist Timo Nurmi, timo.nurmi@tuusula.fi, 040 314 2003

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