Santa Claus is from here, the mist too and happy birthday Miossec: Hello Saint-Brieuc!

Tuesday 24th December 2024 04:51 AM

Weather: in the lagen this Tuesday

Once is not customary, it is before the Christmas libations that you risk being in the lagen (pronounced laguène), or fog in Breton. In the strict sense of the term. We generally use the expression for a somewhat difficult tomorrow, but here, it will really be mists and fogs. 13 degrees max and no wind to chase away the pea puree. The sea will be high at 1:14 p.m. (coef. 37) and low at 7:24 a.m. and 7:56 p.m. The sun rises at 9:02 a.m. – even if we won't notice it – and will set at 5 p.m. 20. We celebrate the Adèles and the Maelas. [La météo à Saint-Brieuc]

Mr. and Mrs. Claus live with us!

This legendary couple lives in exactly Lanrivain, in Central Brittany, not far from Saint-Brieuc. Isabelle and Nicolas (you can't make this up) Van der Vaart have embodied since 2023, on December weekends, in the streets of Saint-Brieuc, a Mr. and Mrs. Christmas more real than life. Arriving from Oise, this retired couple set up their sled two years ago, to the great joy of our toddlers. [La rencontre magique de Gwen Catheline]

In the game of the most photographed faces of the afternoon, rue Saint-Gouéno, Isabelle and Nicolas, respectively Mother and Father Christmas, largely dominated the debates. (Le Télégramme/Benoît Tréhorel)

Miossec celebrates its 60th anniversary with Télégramme readers born in 1964

This December 24, singer Christophe Miossec celebrates his 60th birthday. The same age as the dozen readers of Télégramme, born like him in 1964, who had the chance to chat for a few hours between sixty-year-olds, during a meeting organized at the beginning of December in the Tébéo studios. The opportunity also to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of the album… “1964”! [Dans les coulisses avec Jacques Chanteau]

Christophe Miossec on the Tébéo set on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of his album “1964”. (Vincent Le Guern)

Watch out for the market: it takes place this Tuesday, December 24

The municipality announced: “So that customers can prepare for Christmas and New Year's Eve with products from their local merchants, the markets on Wednesday, January 25 and 1 are brought forward to Tuesday, December 24 and 31.” Which means parking prohibited from 4 a.m. to 3 p.m. and traffic from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Place du Général-de-Gaulle and in the streets Pohel, de la Préfecture, Poulain-Corbion, Henri-Servain, Saint-Gilles, the bottom of rue Saint-Pierre and the bottom of rue Vicairie. Happy New Year’s Eve! [Les détails par là]