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Reykjavík City is now seeking interested individuals or groups to participate in the Standby Squares project 2026. The city's public spaces aren't just squares and gardens.
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Work exchange stay in Nantes, France
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Reykjavík Child Protection Services seeks a family or individual to operate an emergency home
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Reykjavík's Preschool Initiative off to a strong start
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Storm causes widespread disruption, but Reykjavík weathers it well
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Ingunn Ólafsdóttir appointed internal auditor for Reykjavík City
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Updated agreement on nursing home construction at Mosavegur in Reykjavík
Ingunn Ólafsdóttir appointed internal auditor for Reykjavík City
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The City Executive Council has approved Ingunn Ólafsdóttir's appointment as internal auditor for Reykjavík City. She brings nearly two decades of experience in internal auditing, controls, and administrative oversight.
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Thursday's severe weather to affect Reykjavík City services
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Ambitious residential development in Reykjavík's new Housing Plan 2026-2035
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Reykjavík City adopts new info and records management policy.
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Reykjavík receives two nominations for the Icelandic Web Awards
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Five applied for the Reykjavík City internal auditor position
Thursday's severe weather to affect Reykjavík City services
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Reykjavík's Preschool Initiative off to a strong start
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Storm causes widespread disruption, but Reykjavík weathers it well
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Skólaskip initiative aims to strengthen children's connection to the sea
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Would you like to join the next Peer Education Center group at Hitt Húsið Youth Center?
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Apply for a preschool fee discount—previous discounts are expiring
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Enrollment open for 1st grade primary school and after-school programs
Thursday's severe weather to affect Reykjavík City services
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Work exchange stay in Nantes, France
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Reykjavík supports live music venues and the live music scene
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Would you like to join the next Peer Education Center group at Hitt Húsið Youth Center?
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Ambitious residential development in Reykjavík's new Housing Plan 2026-2035
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Reykjavík receives two nominations for the Icelandic Web Awards
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Reykjavík City Library service survey: What are your thoughts?
Ambitious residential development in Reykjavík's new Housing Plan 2026-2035
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Officials presented Reykjavík's Housing Plan 2026-2035 today at the mayor's housing meeting at City Hall.
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Storm causes widespread disruption, but Reykjavík weathers it well
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Cohousing communities presented at mayor's housing meeting
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Winning proposal for Hallar neighborhood unveiled
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New land-use plan approved for Suðurlandsvegur widening
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Fewer categories at Jafnasel and Dalvegur
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New Hallar neighborhood to be presented at public mayoral housing forum
Ambitious residential development in Reykjavík's new Housing Plan 2026-2035
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Officials presented Reykjavík's Housing Plan 2026-2035 today at the mayor's housing meeting at City Hall.
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Storm causes widespread disruption, but Reykjavík weathers it well
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Old pedestrian bridge at Dimma demolished
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Arnarnesvegur construction progressing well
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How residents experience transportation and waste sorting
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Construction at Hlemmur square and CityLine development
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Agreement reached for operations and services at Mjódd bus station
Thursday's severe weather to affect Reykjavík City services
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Storm causes widespread disruption, but Reykjavík weathers it well
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Reykjavík receives two nominations for the Icelandic Web Awards
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Keðjan supported about 1,000 parents and children last year
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Child Prosperity Week begins today in the capital area
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Reykjavík City secures mental health services for children from Thorvaldsens Association Nursery, 1974-1979
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Robust recreational programs to combat violence among children
