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Published today at 2:30 p.m.
Always passionate about bodybuilding, Riccardo Basso owns a painting company in Lens.
YVAIN GENEVAY
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New nursery more than welcome at Eaux-Vives
Sandra Gomez, director of the Eglantyne Jebb crèche, Christina Kitsos, mayor of the City of Geneva and Philipp Jaffe, professor at UNIGE and member of the UN Committee on the Rights of Children, during the inauguration.
KEYSTONE/SAVIOR OF NOLFI
The new English nursery Jebbrecently inaugurated in Eaux-Vives, comes like a breath of fresh air to respond to the lack of preschool places! By 2026, 59 children will benefit from this colorful and warm space. A tribute to a pioneer of children’s rights, this crèche embodies a strong commitment to equal opportunities and the future of little ones.
Young people collect 47,000 francs for sick children
The tournament brought together eight tennis hopefuls from French-speaking Switzerland on September 14 and 15.
PLAY TO SAVE
Two Geneva high school students organized the Tennesis Tournament at the Eaux-Vives club in mid-September, bringing together young tennis talents for a noble cause. Their initiative made it possible to raise 47,850 francs for the benefit of the Cansearch Foundationdedicated to research in pediatric onco-hematology at HUG. A nice first success for their Play to Save association which combines sport and solidarity.
For Andrej Severa, maths has almost no secrets
In his free time, Andrej – unsurprisingly – enjoys studying mathematics. But also take a walk along the Aire, “a piece of forest in the middle of the city”.
IRINA POPA
At only 16 years old, Andrej Severa, passionate about mathematicswon a silver medal at the Central European Olympiad. This Geneva college student, who is already taking courses at EPFL, stands out for his precocious talent. He is aiming for the 2025 International Olympiads in Australia, dreaming of a promising future at Cambridge or EPFL.
A construction site reveals medieval fortifications
Partial view of the wall of the chapter house, recently discovered in 2024.
HERITAGE AND SITES OFFICE
During work near Saint-Pierre Cathedral, exceptional medieval fortifications have been discovered: a 13th century walle century, in perfect condition, and a 15th century cellare century. These remains, rare witnesses of the city’s defensive past, recall the history of the palace of the bishops of Geneva and the transformations of the district over the centuries. A fascinating find!
A book brings together the favorite recipes of 25 friends
“Countryside” announces sweet dishes.
COURT. DELPHINE GOSSERIES ET PINKY BLINDERS
The book “The Delicious” brings together 70 recipes shared by 25 friends, deliciously illustrated. Created by Pascale Servranckx and Mariedo Debat, this work combines culinary pleasure and solidarity. Its sales will support breast cancer research. A gourmet and committed initiative, to discover to combine business with pleasure.
Little Marie lights up a 6P French-speaking class
Teacher Elisabeth Laufer chats with little Marie, who attends her 6P class every Wednesday morning at the school located on avenue de Cour, in Lausanne.
MARIE-LOU DUMAUTHIOZ
Marie, a little girl with Down syndrome, lights up a 6P class in Lausanne every Wednesday. Integrated into an inclusive project, she follows adapted courses and flourishes alongside her classmates. Supported by an enthusiastic teacher and committed parents, this experience is a real successrich in humanity and complicity.
“Nanny” is as much a metal fan as his master
Olivier Muff, known as “Muffi”, 52 years old, and “Nanny”, 6 years old.
YVAIN GENEVAY
In Martigny, Muffi, owner of the Sunset Bar and metal fan, adopted “Nanny”, a cat who became a social media star during the pandemic. Nanny shares his master’s musical passion and leads a peaceful life between kibble and music. For Muffi and her partner, it’s impossible to imagine life without their feline companion!
At 70 and over, they have a blast at fitness
At 72, Raymonde suffered from cardiovascular problems. However, she practices crossfit every week.
YVAIN GENEVAY
At over 70 years old, French-speaking seniors like Raymonde and Jean-Louis engage in intense physical activities such as crossfit and bodybuilding. Despite the challenges of age, they thrive through these demanding sports. With appropriate support, these seniors gain strength, mobility and well-being, while going beyond the clichés.
Northern Lights seen in Swiss skies
The Northern Lights from Thursday night to Friday seen from the vineyards of Arnex-sur-Orbe.
MATTIA MOREL
A solar storm offered a rare spectacle Thursday evening: northern lights lit up the sky. Observed from places like Arnex-sur-Orbe and Aeschiried, these celestial spectacles, more common in polar regions, dazzled despite variable cloudiness. A breathtaking natural phenomenon!
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