Events

Ham: Shopkeeper burgled several times expresses exasperation

In Ham, in the Saint-Sulpice industrial zone, a shopkeeper victim of repeated burglaries denounces insecurity along with other professionals in the sector.

Does France have hydrocarbon reserves in its subsoil?

An article takes stock of the "very uncertain" potential of hydrocarbon reserves in the French subsoil, in the context of the debate on relaunching exploration.

Nice: Doormat fire in building in Ariane district, about fifty people evacuated

In the night of October 30 to 31, a fire broke out in a building in the Ariane district of Nice, leading to the evacuation of about fifty people.

"Deadbots" used to interact with deceased loved ones

More and more people are using artificial intelligence to "bring back to life" deceased loved ones. These "deadbots" serve as emotional crutches and raise questions about our relationship with death.

Pioneer of intensive organic farming advocates for microfarms in Alpes-Maritimes

Invited to Mougins by the Alpes-Maritimes Chamber of Agriculture, market gardener Jean-Martin Fortier advocates for the multiplication of profitable microfarms on the fragmented parcels of the territory.

Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison saturated, guard attacked

The Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison has absorbed the arrival of more than twenty inmates in 48 hours, saturating a wing, and a guard has again been attacked.

La Seyne-sur-Mer : des locataires des Hameaux des Romanes demandent plus de sécurité

Dans cette résidence du quartier Berthe, de nombreux habitants se disent inquiets pour leur sécurité et interpellent l'office HLM, qui répond à leurs doléances.

In Lyon, one of the last hand tomb engravers before All Saints' Day

Sylvie, 70, still engraves the names of the deceased by hand in Lyon's cemeteries. She is one of the few craftsmen to carve stone with chisel and mallet.

Le Mans: residents helpless in the face of water leaks in their building

On Rue des Maillets in Le Mans, residents of a building have been suffering for a week from major water leaks, with common areas deprived of electricity and the elevator out of service.

Grasse: municipal hall on Avenue de Provence to be renovated for 500,000 euros

The municipal hall on Avenue de Provence in Grasse, inaugurated in 1970 and used by associations and schools, will undergo work starting in May 2027 for 500,000 euros.

Ardennes: Arti company celebrates 40 years and bets on industry

The Ardennes-based Arti company, run by two successive generations and having taken over several sites, is celebrating its 40 years and expressing confidence in local industry.

Albi: 13 months in prison for a drug dealer in Cantepau

Arrested with nearly 900 euros and several hundred grams of narcotics in the Cantepau neighborhood of Albi, a man is sentenced to 13 months in prison.

Sharp cooling and first frosts starting this weekend

After a mild spell, temperatures drop sharply starting this weekend with morning frosts in several regions, and will remain below normal the following week.

Nancy: renovation work at Villa Majorelle, one floor closed to the public

Renovation of the first floor of Villa Majorelle, an emblem of Art Nouveau in Nancy, begins in November and requires a partial closure to the public.

Toulon area: simplified selective sorting from November 1

Sittomat is eliminating gray bins in the Toulon area: plastic packaging and cardboard will now be sorted together starting November 1.

Party proposals on French people's savings

The Liot group proposes drawing inspiration from Italy to channel French savings, in a campaign context where savings are being sought after.

Saint-Nazaire: six months suspended for blows dealt with bicycle chain

A man accused of striking his victim with a bicycle chain during a street brawl in the Méan-Penhoët district of Saint-Nazaire was sentenced to six months in prison with a suspended sentence.

Martinique enters bronchiolitis epidemic phase

Martinique has entered the bronchiolitis epidemic phase, while other regions such as Île-de-France are in the pre-epidemic phase with an increase in emergency room visits.

Albert: the mayor stands by his participation in the show Wanted

The mayor of Albert, Maxime Lajeunesse, reacts to his segment on the show Wanted on M6, describing it as a 'great spotlight' for the municipal police.

In the Somme, wicker coffins are booming after Brigitte Bardot's death

A Somme artisan making wicker coffins has seen orders increase since Brigitte Bardot's death, a cinema and animal rights icon.

Laval: three men sentenced to 30 months in prison for violence with a weapon

Three men aged 22 and 23 were sentenced by the Laval judicial court to 30 months in prison for violence with a weapon and illegal possession of a weapon in the Bourny neighborhood.

Call for donations to save nine Breton lighthouses

The Heritage Foundation and the Coastal Conservatory launch a crowdfunding campaign to renovate nine Breton lighthouses threatened by abandonment and the marine climate.

« Taking Back the Sea »: a book to dismantle oversized trawlers

Claire Nouvian, Baptiste Morizot and Daniel Pauly publish « Taking Back the Sea », which advocates dismantling boats over 33 meters long to preserve the oceans and artisanal fishing.

Calais: fundraiser opened for a family whose home is infested with cockroaches

A fundraiser has been launched in Calais to help a family living in a cockroach-infested home, so they can start from scratch.

Cash Store opens in Valenciennes

The Cash Store brand is opening a store in Valenciennes, specializing in second-hand items for all generations.

The Maison du Souvenir de Maillé victim of a cyberattack, appeal for donations

On September 10, the Maison du Souvenir de Maillé suffered a computer attack making a large part of its data inaccessible; the association launches an appeal for donations to replace its equipment.

Bar-le-Duc: fire victims from rue Saint-Jean fire return home

After the October 4 fire on rue Saint-Jean in Bar-le-Duc, some residents were able to return to their homes Thursday morning, with the central part of the street remaining off-limits.

Montbéliard: demolition of five tower blocks in the Chiffogne district

Five dilapidated tower blocks built in the 1950s are currently being demolished in the Chiffogne district of Montbéliard. The future of the site has not yet been decided.