NEUDYNE / SCALEA · THE CITY IN CONTEXT
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01The municipal programme combines recreational and educational activities with individual support for children with disabilities. The local report says the service runs until 5 September.
02The Comune lists the traditional Santissima Vergine Madonna del Lauro celebration for 7–8 September 2026. The page currently confirms the dates but not a detailed timetable.
03The municipal operation is due to begin at 01:00 on 28 August. The Comune asks residents to remain indoors during treatment, close windows and keep pets inside.
04The next Scalea Classica evening is scheduled for 27 August at 21:30. The municipal page lists Palazzo dei Principi Spinelli and says the programme is open to all citizens.
05The town was named in Rome among locations in an ENAC-backed network of smaller airports. This advances plans to redevelop the local airfield, but it is not a published timetable.
06The Visioni d’Autore literary series continues on Tuesday 25 August at 10 p.m. in Palazzo dei Principi Spinelli with a book by Aldo Scoppetta.
07The approved scheme sets ISEE-based annual ceilings of €1,500–€3,000. Applications are not open yet: the municipality must first publish the notice and form.
08The current reading must be sent on the designated form by hand, email or certified email; the council recommends attaching a clear photograph.
09Beach equipment was removed from public shoreline after two inspections. The two areas are reported to be open to the public again.
10The municipal calendar lists literary evenings, classical music, theatre and a saxophone quartet concert.
11The council has collected notices relevant to visitors, residents and businesses along the coast.
12Scalea’s symbol now stands on the mainland, although it began as a coastal watchtower on a small island.
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