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A memorial notice commemorates the life of Pentti Lampinen (1943–2026), recognizing his decades of service to the Pohjois-Pohjanmaa region.

Raimo Rahunen, known for his optimistic approach to business and entrepreneurship, has passed away at age 92, leaving behind a legacy of enterprise and resilience.

Erkki Pystynen (1929–2026), a highly regarded former speaker and political figure, has died at age 96.

Geologi Heikki Papunen kuoli 89-vuotiaana; hänet muistetaan kansainvälisesti arvostetusta urastaan maantieteellisessä tutkimuksessa ja akateemisesta vaikutuksesta Suomessa.

Finland pays tribute to Simo Helenius (1942–2026), a celebrated sculptor whose public artworks and artistic contributions left a lasting mark on the nation's cultural landscape.

Recent neurological studies indicate that electroconvulsive therapy could potentially enhance memory function, challenging previous assumptions about its cognitive side effects.

A new study warns that the total number of people living with dementia could reach approximately 216,000 by 2040, driven by an aging population and increased life expectancy.

Finnish musician and writer Kari Heiskanen reflects on his life journey and creates personal memoirs so his children can fully understand him.

An obituary has been published for Mauri Rautkari, a Finnish conservationist and nature photographer, who lived from 1932 to 2026.

An obituary commemorates Lauri Aalto-Setälä, an internist and nature observer, who lived from 1934 to 2026.

An obituary remembers Paul Fogelberg, a geographer and empathetic colleague, who lived from 1935 to 2026.

An obituary remembers Seppo Kukkola, a determined entrepreneur who passed away at the age of 72.

MUIS will strengthen patrols and CCTV monitoring at mosques after an unaccredited religious teacher was jailed and caned for raping a boy and molesting his brother in a mosque. The incident has prompted increased security measures to prevent future serious sexual offenses involving young victims.

An obituary remembers Tuula Mentula, a supportive neuropsychologist, who lived from 1961 to 2026.

The controversial 'Pee Tower' in Itäkeskus, Helsinki, has been demolished as part of efforts to enhance the area's amenity, with only a concrete patch remaining at the site.

An obituary for Laila Hosia, a Doctor of Technology, who lived from 1942 to 2026.

A book review discusses a classic Flemish poet's war-themed masterpiece, noting its continued relevance today, despite the author often being forgotten.

A Finnish article highlights the unusual coincidences between two women named Mervi Markkanen, both 54 years old, who share the same profession, have sisters with identical names, and even own similar Kastehelmi bowls.

An obituary remembers Veikko Pöyhönen, highlighting his contributions as a builder of schools and churches.

A Finnish expert suggests that the shingles vaccine could potentially prevent dementia, noting that many Finns carry herpesviruses linked to memory diseases.

An obituary honors Usko Anttikoski, a prominent figure and visionary in the field of geotechnical engineering, detailing his life and contributions.

An obituary for Maire Honkanen, born in 1925 and passed away in 2026, highlighting her deep connection to Karelia.

An obituary commemorates Onni Topi, an innovative garden merchant who lived from 1941 to 2026, highlighting his contributions.

Historian Veli-Pekka Leppänen writes that very few politicians nowadays keep diaries, which could lead to a worrying development of national memory loss.

An obituary for Seppo Olkkonen (1947–2025), a doctor who was known for his concern regarding the traffic safety of cyclists.

The Bank of Finland's Juhana Siljander stated that the turnaround in the housing market is expected in the coming year but could be rapid, reminding the public that a decline in housing prices was a desired outcome.

An obituary remembers Aulis Tenkanen, born in 1934 and passed away in 2026, highlighting his passion for genealogy.

Hundreds of mourners gathered at Karjala House for an open memorial service to bid farewell to the acclaimed Finnish author Eeva Kilpi. The event provided an opportunity for the public to pay their respects to the late writer.

An obituary remembers Eeva-Liisa Salmi, who lived an active life full of physical activity from 1929 to 2026.

A memorial service for author Eeva Kilpi will be open to the public. Attendees are requested to honor Kilpi's memory by supporting the conservation work of the Finnish Natural Heritage Foundation instead of bringing flowers or condolences.

Many women suffer from sleep apnea without knowing it, as their symptoms differ from those typically seen in men. Fatigue in women is often misattributed to conditions like depression or menopause instead of sleep apnea.

A new film based on the Risto Räppääjä children's books is being shot in North Karelia, a change from the previous ten films set in Southern Finland, which the author approves of.

An obituary for Esko Rautila, born in 1934 and passed away in 2026, remembering him as a home-loving engineer.

An obituary for Lauri Vesala (1943–2026), remembering him as an unyielding lawyer and influential figure in sports.

An obituary for Reija Silvonen, a pianist who lived between two cultures, has been published.

Helsingin Sanomat presents a news quiz to test readers' knowledge of recent events, asking ten questions to gauge how well they have kept up with the newspaper.

A daily 5x5 crossword puzzle from Helsingin Sanomat features the theme of Pate's 70th birthday and attendees at his memorial concert.

Henrik Creutz manages a manor whose walls commemorate his family's star, and he recently visited the grave of Count Gustav Philip Creutz, who made a unique agreement with Benjamin Franklin, as the US celebrated its 250th anniversary.

Helsingin Sanomat publishes an obituary for Tiina Halonen, a talented artist who lived from 1948 to 2026, noting she had two lives.

An obituary remembers Aila Sipilä, describing her as a sunny global citizen.

Researchers suggest that targeted support measures should be developed for working-age patients with memory diseases, as employment can be terminated due to such conditions even if the patient is unaware of their illness.

Nils Artlöven has donated a valuable, scenic property on the shore of Loviisanlahti to the city of Loviisa, motivated by cherished childhood memories of the area.

Pauli ”Pate” Mustajärvi, who passed away on Boxing Day, wished for his memoir "Testamenttini" to tell all, after which he intended to gradually withdraw from public life.

An obituary for Kari Tuhkanen (1949–2026) remembers his dedication to genuinely helping young people.

Service stations in Haparanda, Sweden, are experiencing congestion as Finns cross the border to take advantage of lower fuel taxes in Sweden. Finnish Customs is reminding travelers about the ten-liter rule for fuel imports.

Care singing has been found to bring lasting joy to patients with memory diseases, often improving their mood well into the evening and enhancing sleep quality for many.

Seven artists discuss why pop music increasingly resembles a diary, exploring the reasons behind the current appeal of personal themes in music.

Helsingin Sanomat publishes an obituary for Markku Tuominen (1952–2026), remembering him as a meticulous criminal investigator and a world champion in chainsaw carving.

An obituary for Pentti Suhonen, a textile industry entrepreneur, who lived from 1937 to 2026.

An obituary remembers Anja Välimäki, a teacher, guide for the town of Loimaa, and author, who passed away at the age of 90.

An obituary remembers Marke Lipasti-Halonen, a journalist and global citizen, who passed away at the age of 82.

Eeva Kilpi, one of Finland's most significant and beloved authors, has passed away. She was a prominent literary figure known for her contributions to Finnish literature.

Auli Wahlberg, a respected teacher, artist, and cultural influencer, passed away at the age of 86. Her obituary reflects on her life and contributions.

An obituary for Markku Simanainen, a versatile professional in the financial sector, who passed away.

Helsinki's Market Square is now selling souvenirs created using artificial intelligence, showcasing how flexible the image of Helsinki has become for a few euros.

An obituary has been published for Henri Janhunen, who lived from 1939 to 2026, reflecting on his life and contributions.

An obituary has been published for Erik Kruskopf, a critic who passed away, reflecting on his life and career.

An obituary honors Sirkka Vento, who lived from 1929 to 2026, recognizing her as a champion of culture and community.

An obituary remembering Kaarlo Immonen, who lived from 1959 to 2026, describing him as a quiet and excellent individual.

A study from the University of Jyväskylä examined the emotions evoked by physical activity in people of different weight groups, highlighting how unpleasant memories from school sports can still affect adults and the importance of finding joy in movement.

The article discusses how individuals with memory diseases are often treated as passive recipients rather than active participants in memory care work, advocating for a more person-centered approach.

Finnish retail conglomerate Kesko has completed its largest acquisition to date, purchasing the operations of a major HVAC seller in other Nordic countries.

An obituary remembers Jaakko Levänen (1935–2026), a former chief physician at Tilkka known for his extensive involvement in sports and coaching others.

An obituary has been published for Lars Collin, who was known for initiating the Avainlippu (Key Flag) campaign. He passed away at the age of 80.

An obituary remembers Matti Romo, an empathetic and esteemed Finnish cardiologist who passed away.

Balthasar Wicki and René Erni completed their record-breaking flight by landing in Loviisa, earning congratulations from aviation figures and locals alike.

Singapore’s Islamic Religious Council will implement a standardized child protection framework across all local mosques to enhance youth safety. The initiative establishes uniform reporting protocols and training requirements for religious institutions nationwide.

The medical community mourns the loss of Arno Hollmén (1930–2026), a globally acclaimed pioneer whose groundbreaking work significantly advanced modern healthcare practices.

An obituary commemorates the life of artist Maria de Lisitzin (1946–2026), highlighting her dedication to portraying human beauty and kindness throughout her career.

An obituary published in a Finnish newspaper, commemorating the life and contributions of a practical officer.

Helsingin Sanomat publishes an obituary for Jukka Ohtonen, a healthcare expert who passed away. He was born in 1949 and died in 2026.

An obituary is published for Pirkka Mikkola, described as a multilingual cosmopolitan, who lived from 1953 to 2026.

An obituary for Soili Holstikko (1943–2026) remembers her as a bibliophile who amassed a significant collection of works by Finnish-Estonian author Aino Kallas.

Recruiters report that AI-written job applications are becoming monotonous and indistinguishable. They offer advice on how job seekers can differentiate themselves and secure an interview.

An obituary remembers Päivö Taubert, a master of language, who lived from 1933 to 2026.

An obituary for Heikki Kalliola, a humane engineer, who passed away at the age of 83.

An obituary for Anssi Kuusela (1936–2026), recognized as a broad-minded developer of high school education.

This is an obituary for Heikki Helander, born in 1949 and passed away in 2026, recognizing him as a pioneer in environmental protection.

An obituary for Lasse Kanerva, an expert in occupational allergies born in 1943 and passed away in 2026, highlighting his professional contributions.

Kai Lanér, a significant developer in the field of X-ray technology, has passed away. His life and contributions to the industry are remembered in this memorial.

This obituary remembers Pekka Niikkonen, a Finnish pioneer in the digital world, detailing his life and contributions from 1961 to 2026.

Erkki Vihtonen, the inventor of a pioneering election machine (likely a voting advice application), has passed away. He is remembered for being ahead of his time in technology.

Helsingin Sanomat presents a news quiz to test readers' current awareness and how well they have been following recent news.

Ilkka Karumo, a lawyer known for his deep connection to music, has passed away at the age of 84. His obituary reflects on his life and legacy.

An obituary for Janne Nykänen, born in 1973 and passed away in 2026, remembering him as someone 'always ready to help'.

Mikko Aine cycled across Europe to honor his sister's memory on the anniversary of her death, encountering numerous setbacks including the theft of his belongings on his return journey.

The continuation of Timo Vornanen as a Member of Parliament for the Finns Party is an open question, with a professor noting that the crime occurred during his free time and the party reportedly showing no interest in his return.

An obituary for Ismo Kiesiläinen (1981–2026), recognized as a pioneer in the field of media education.

An obituary for Jorma Hinkka, a figure whose typography served imagery, has been published.

An obituary remembers Katri Laihia, born in 1940 and passed away in 2026, highlighting her active involvement in both her professional and personal life.

A rapidly spreading fire has destroyed more than 100 homes in Drammen, Norway, with one affected family describing the scene as a battlefield.

Lithuanian liberal and conservative parties are planning to submit a document to the Constitutional Court to question the legitimacy of the current government.

An obituary remembers Pauli Haveri (1931–2026), an ear doctor and a known friend of comic books.

An obituary was published for Erkki Forsström, a skilled and respected surgeon and teacher who lived from 1935 to 2026.

Antero Karumaa, who served as an adjutant to Finnish presidents and was known for his mastery of state protocol, has passed away.

An obituary for Pauli Ahvonen, born in 1935 and passed away in 2026, highlighting his curious mind as a 'pioneer' until the end.

An investigation reveals that board members of the Ilosaarirock festival receive annual fees amounting to thousands of euros, a practice that distinguishes it from other major festivals.

An obituary has been published for Heikki Koivisto, a notable figure in thermal power and a visionary, whose life spanned from 1943 to 2026.

A Swedish security advisor inadvertently left sensitive notes behind at a NATO summit. The incident has raised concerns about information security.

The invasive Spanish slug, which has spread across much of Finland, can transmit bacteria to gardens, but vegetables can still be safely consumed if proper hygiene precautions are followed.

Fast-paced short-form videos are making it difficult for individuals to learn effectively, even when the content is sensible, because their rapid rhythm overloads the brain.

Helsingin Sanomat publishes an obituary for Kristina Sievers, who lived from 1938 to 2026, highlighting her calling to library work.

An obituary honors Kati Nikkilä (1944–2026), remembering her as a passionate Russian teacher and dictionary maker.

An obituary has been published for Tapio Niitynperä, remembering him as an officer, teacher, writer, and socialite who lived from 1952 to 2026.

Panu Pokkinen tarttui vaikeisiin tehtäviin tavalla, joka sai muut uskomaan onnistumiseen. Hän johti uutisia ja urheilua aikana, jolloin koko media-ala oli rajussa muutoksessa.

An article discusses the importance of remembering the rights of current residents when developing urban areas, particularly concerning the protection of local nature.

An obituary for Hilkka Alkio (1940–2026) highlights her career as a principal of a folk high school.

Good care for individuals suffering from memory diseases may include medication, according to a report discussing optimal treatment approaches.

An obituary for Nils-Gustaf Palmgren, who had a long and distinguished career in the maritime industry, passing away at the age of 90.

Helsingin Sanomat publishes an obituary for Pirkko Pokela (1945–2026), remembering her as a humorous and inventive teacher.

A report from Helsingin Sanomat indicates that memory-impaired patients in Finland are not always receiving the best possible care according to current research, highlighting the need for expert and unhurried interactions.

An obituary for Raimo Peisanen (1933–2026), remembering him as an electrical industry entrepreneur who was also a performing musician.

An obituary commemorates Veikko Pakarinen, a renowned appliance salesman, who passed away at the age of 96.

During the quiet summer news season, animal stories capture public attention in Finland, with past examples including walruses and other creatures.

Maire Reeni, who transitioned from a war orphan to a dedicated organization activist, passed away at the age of 87. Her life story highlights her resilience and commitment to community work.

An obituary for Harri Petterson, who held leadership positions at a major oil company, has been published.

An obituary was published for Heikki Nurminen (1932–2026), who was known for his contributions to the development of the Finnish paper industry.

The Mannerheim statue in Tampere, Finland, has once again been subjected to vandalism, with an attempt made to steal its memorial plaque. The statue has previously been repeatedly defaced with paint.

This autumn, readers can look forward to new books including Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk's notes, a work on the African diaspora, and the best Dutch book of the 21st century.

An obituary remembers Matti Karppinen, who lived from 1951 to 2026, detailing his journey from a caretaker to a photojournalist.

The leader of the Democratic Union 'For Lithuania,' Virginijus Sinkevičius, stated that his party has identified potential candidates for the Agriculture, Energy, and Health ministries, while the Lithuanian Farmers and Greens Union council approved joining the new ruling majority and the prepared coalition agreement.

An obituary was published for Teppo Virranniemi, remembering him as a responsible individual and peacebuilder.

An obituary remembers Lauri Jukka, born in 1941 and passed away in 2026, highlighting his joyful life.

An obituary commemorates Eero Multamäki (1938–2026), highlighting his career as a bank director and his significant contributions as a sports leader.

Helsingin Sanomat published an obituary for Anni Hedengren, a cultural personality who passed away in 2026, noting her widespread influence.

A personal food column explores how childhood lessons about vegetables, berries, and roots from the author's late mother continue to shape their relationship with food today.

Finnish newspaper Helsingin Sanomat publishes an obituary for Kaija Sailo (1943–2026), recognizing her significant contributions to developing palliative care services in Finland.

Monipuolinen muusikko Seppo Korhonen kuoli 74-vuotiaana; hänet tunnetaan laajasta musiikillisesta tuotannostaan ja merkittävästä vaikutuksestaan suomalaisen kulttuurin kenttään.

Professor Elina Knihtilä publicly challenges Kari Heiskanen's allegations regarding humiliating entrance exams at the Theatre Academy, calling them distorted in his new memoir.

Families are seeking contract invalidation after a bank approved a €150,000 loan secured by the homes of elderly relatives suffering from dementia, raising consumer protection concerns.

Authorities in Helsinki are investigating a morning building fire that originated in a carport, with police suspecting it was deliberately set while acknowledging a technical fault cannot be entirely ruled out.

A tribute to Kalevi Lauslahti, who passed away in 2026 and made significant contributions to the development of Finland's hospital systems.

A memorial stone commemorating the Helsinki Olympic Games marathon route, erected in Tuusula in 1956, has fallen. Authorities suspect vandalism as the cause.

Helsingin Sanomat publishes an obituary for Kirsti Aalto, recognized as a pioneer in ecclesiastical palliative care. She was born in 1947 and died in 2026.

An obituary honors Raija Rekola-Mattila, an encouraging and beloved teacher who passed away at the age of 87.

An obituary was published for Risto Eräsaari, a social policy theorist, who lived from 1946 to 2026.

An obituary remembers Pertti Lantti, a Finnish high jumper and entrepreneur, who lived from 1945 to 2026.

This article explores common science questions posed by children, including why children's memory might be superior to adults', whether a mosquito can feed from an open cup, the reason for chili's spiciness, and how a bicycle maintains balance.

Rwanda, still remembered for its genocide, is now actively sponsoring European football and aiming to host Formula 1 races, a move critics describe as 'sportswashing'.

Mikko Vahteristo, a special education teacher born in 1972, passed away. This article serves as an obituary, highlighting his wide-ranging interests.

An obituary for Päivi Kauranen, a florist born in 1958 and passed away in 2026, remembering her bright personality and contributions.

Tunturi, a traditional Finnish company known for its bicycles and mopeds, has filed for bankruptcy, a development that has caused sadness and nostalgia among Finns.

Despite the dire state of the eel population, the Belgian eel restaurant 'De Roste Muis' continues to offer a full 'eel experience'.

A Swedish clothing store sold garments featuring a pattern resembling Marimekko's iconic Unikko design. The store's founder stated it was an accident, and the products have been removed from sale.

An obituary remembers Pia Kuronen, who lived from 1934 to 2026, highlighting her life as a dedicated lifelong learner and teacher.

Sakari Pihlamo, who enjoyed respect across political party lines, has passed away at the age of 90. His obituary highlights his life and contributions.

A report investigated the image of Finland created by Helsinki's tourist shops, finding a mix of Russia, Sápmi, and Scandinavia in their offerings, including Vikings and Greenland shirts.

An ancient recipe, strikingly similar to Coca-Cola and containing coca plant leaves, has been found in a monastic pharmacy in Italy.

Dozens of illegal immigrants have been apprehended in Tallinn within a week, a situation linked to Belarus's organized migration movement at the Latvian border.

An obituary remembers Matti Miikkulainen, a theater director and builder, who passed away, noting his birth year as 1944 and death year as 2026.

An obituary honors Eero Erkkilä, a significant church musician who lived from 1941 to 2026, highlighting his contributions to church music.

An obituary remembers Riitta Vilkuna (1952–2026) as a foundational figure and pillar of support for her community and family.

An obituary has been published for Lauri Pajunen, remembering him as a brilliant salesman and networker, who lived from 1941 to 2026.

An analysis reflects on the deserted Zsar shopping center near the Finnish-Russian border, highlighting the concrete effects of the border closure on Russian shopping tourism.

The tradition of removing one's hat is highlighted as a valuable practice to maintain, reminding individuals of the importance of dining as part of targeted food education.

An obituary for Kerttu Kilpinen (1928–2026), recognizing her contributions as a promoter of Italian culture in Finland.

Seimo opozicijoje dirbantys liberalai ir konservatoriai jau kitą savaitę ruošiasi parengti Konstituciniam Teismui (KT) skirtą dokumentą dėl premjero Mindaugo Sinkevičiaus Vyriausybės teisėtumo, sako…

A book review discusses Nobel laureate Annie Ernaux's memoir, "A Girl's Story," which incisively portrays the influence of sex and social classes through her personal experiences.

An obituary for Risto Sänkiaho, born in 1941 and passed away in 2026, highlighting his diverse contributions across science, politics, and sports.

An obituary commemorates Urho Riihikoski (1930–2026), highlighting his significant contributions to advancing animal care throughout Finland.

A long and emotional memorial concert was held at Nokia Arena to celebrate the late Manserock legend Pate Mustajärvi, who passed away in December 2025, showcasing his diverse singing personas from rock star to schlager prince.

A simple and delightful summer berry dessert recipe is presented, designed to be easily memorized, perfect for those enjoying cottage life.

An obituary for Helena Petäistö, an MTV correspondent, describes her as a window to Europe for Finns, known for asking questions others dared not.

Helena Petäistö, a renowned Finnish journalist, has passed away. Colleagues remember her as one of Finland's best correspondents, highlighting her significant contributions to journalism.

An obituary for Markku Arvilommi (1937–2026) remembers a sympathetic builder whose work took him to various parts of the world.

Merja Ylä-Anttila, former CEO of Yle, paid tribute to Panu Pokkinen, remembering him as an energetic and strategic leader who significantly influenced Finnish journalism.

Päivi Korhonen, a humane defender of primary healthcare, passed away. This article serves as a memorial for her life and contributions.

An obituary has been published for Kristian Donner, remembering him as a researcher, teacher, cultural influencer, and aesthetician, who lived from 1952 to 2026.

An obituary for Meta Ramsay, a distinguished friend of Finland, who passed away at the age of 90.

An obituary for Anto Leikola, a naturalist and popularizer of science, who lived from 1937 to 2026.

An obituary for Sirpa Viherä, born in 1961 and passed away in 2026, highlighting her belief in equality and commitment to her values.

Publisher Anna-Riikka Carlson, a friend and biographer, remembers Finnish writer Eeva Kilpi as a courageous advocate for emotions and nature, leaving behind an invaluable legacy.

An album review for Emma-winner Olga's summer record describes her as a refreshing character, but notes that the album's style and sound heavily reference 2010s pop clichés and fast fashion trends.

Football star Lionel Messi celebrates every goal with the same gesture, which he performs to remember his grandmother.

Pirkanmaalla työttömyys kasvoi toukokuussa enemmän kuin muissa maakunnissa.

An obituary commemorates Jorma Saloheimo, a highly regarded expert in labor law, detailing his life and contributions from 1953 to 2026.

NATO has reminded its member states about its nuclear deterrence policy, with members committing to invest in its implementation. This is the first time NATO has addressed its nuclear policy in 19 years.

An obituary for Heikki Arantola, a practical builder-priest, who lived from 1933 to 2026.

Cyprus has seen a rise in greenhouse gas emissions over the last decade, while the Helsinki metropolitan area in Finland has experienced a significant drop, though Vantaa lags behind other cities.

Seppo Larste, a pioneer in the health product industry, has passed away. He was born in 1942 and died in 2026, according to the obituary.

Four statements or objections were submitted by the deadline regarding Forcit's new placement and construction permit applications for the planned explosives factory in Noormarkku.

Yhdysvallat vaati tekoäly-yhtiö Anthropicia katkaisemaan kaikilta ulkomaalaisilta käyttäjiltä pääsyn yhtiön tehokkaimpaan malliin. Samalla eurooppalaisten huoli teknologisesta riippuvuudesta kasvoi.

An obituary for archaeologist Pirkko-Liisa Lehtosalo-Hilander, who was known for her work in unearthing Iron Age women.

With the Palanga Wind Festival highlighting that summer is for experiences, not chores, Lithuanians are looking for quick cleaning solutions to deal with sand, dust, and pet traces after beach days, reclaiming time for themselves.