Sushi Yama has opened its first restaurant in Falun next to Knutpunkten.
Sushi Yama recently opened its first restaurant in Falun. The premises are located next to Knutpunkten where city buses depart and where Pressbyrån was previously situated.
The move forms part of the chain's continued expansion in the county according to Dala-Demokraten.
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Ikea plans to move its Borlänge store from Norra Backa to smaller premises in Kupolen in 2027. Municipal chairman Erik Nises (S) is disappointed over the short notice. It remains unclear how the move will affect the roughly 230 employees.
At the Falstaff gala in Malmö on Monday evening, Skånska Vyn in Brantevik was named Sweden's restaurant of the year for the second year in a row. The restaurant shares first place among Sweden's best with Aira and Ekstedts in Stockholm. A Malmö restaurant, Ruths, won the casual restaurant of the year category.
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The classic hamburger restaurant Sibylla in Hallsberg is making a comeback and will reopen soon in the city center. The new owners express great anticipation for the relaunch.
The 22-year-old Henry Ekman, previously unemployed in Forsmark in Uppland, has bought and moved to a rural store in Örträsk in Västerbotten. He found the business through an ad on Blocket, about 600 kilometers north. Ekman says he has now found his place in life.
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Around 60–70 employees from the medical clinic in Falun marched to the Region House on Wednesday to protest the decision not to extend operations manager Kerstin Smids' appointment. They handed a petition with 270 signatures to health and medical care director Åsa Dedering. The staff express strong dissatisfaction with the decision, which has been questioned through letters and meetings.
On April 1, Knutby summer market square was inaugurated through collaboration between Uppsala Municipality, the Knutbybygden i samverkan local council, and ICA Nära Knuten. The square aims to serve as a meeting point for villagers and bolster rural development. Local leaders welcome the initiative to enhance community cohesion.
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The Social Democrats in Säter propose introducing app-controlled bus service in the municipality, inspired by a system in Värmland. Passengers would book buses on demand instead of following fixed timetables. The model has proven successful in Säffle and Grums.