Borlänge

A prosecutor has opened an investigation into false alarm after rumors of threats led to the closure of around 20 schools in Borlänge on April 22. A boy previously suspected is innocent, the prosecutor said.

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A restaurant in Borlänge was forced to close immediately at the end of last week after mouse droppings were discovered during an inspection.

Just after 3:30 a.m. on Friday night, two taxi customers assaulted the driver in Borlänge and stole the taxi. The vehicle was found nearby shortly after, but the suspects had fled. Police have opened an investigation for aggravated theft of a motor vehicle.

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Borlänge's Social Democrats celebrated May 1 with a march from Sveatorget to Folkets hus. Red flags waved in the wind and banners demanded changes. Peter Hultqvist joined the demonstration.

An SVT reporter in Dalarna tested pike quenelles and goat at a meeting in Borlänge on tomorrow's food. Sweden's food production must increase amid low self-sufficiency, with experts stressing local conditions and cultural values. David Levrén from Dalarnas sciencepark and food researcher Richard Tellström attended the event.

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Following the Borlänge school threats that closed over 20 schools on Wednesday and led to a teenager's detention, all schools except Kunskapsskolan reopened Thursday. The independent school, which received a new threat email, stayed closed as a precaution but will reopen Friday after police traced the email and deemed it unserious.