Inter’s key injury updates: Lautaro Martinez cleared for Barcelona, Benjamin Pavard ruled out Lautaro Martinez fit to start for Inter vs Barcelona in UCL semi-final Tragedy struck Italian football on Saturday night as a 26-year-old Atalanta fan was fatally stabbed during violent clashes with Inter fans in Bergamo According to police chief Carmelo Beringheli the incident began in a local pub where an Inter fan allegedly shouted insults The fight escalated onto a street near Atalanta’s stadium Authorities arrested a minor who claimed he was defending his brother during the scuffle The incident is the latest in a worrying trend of football-related violence in Italy following injuries to 13 police officers during clashes between Roma and Lazio fans last month During Atalanta’s 4-0 win over Monza on Sunday fans paid tribute by unfurling a banner in memory of the slain supporter “What happened to our fan must never happen again,” said Atalanta coach Gian Piero Gasperini in his post-match press conference Nogomania.com is a premier destination for football enthusiasts delivering fresh and in-depth content from the heart of the Ex-Yu region's football scene MILAN :A 26-year-old fan of Italian Serie A team Atalanta was stabbed to death during clashes between Atalanta and Inter Milan supporters in the northern city of Bergamo It marked a troubling continuation of fan violence in Italy where last month 13 police officers were injured during clashes between AS Roma and Lazio supporters ahead of the Rome derby Italy's Carabinieri police confirmed that a man had been stabbed to death in Bergamo and a suspect arrested According to la Repubblica and La Gazzetta dello Sport newspapers the Atalanta and Inter fans got into an argument first in a pub and then in a street near Atalanta's stadium on Saturday night with the Atalanta supporter knifed in the back Media reported that a suspect in his late teens had been arrested and that a knife was found close to the man who died Emergency services arrived swiftly but were unable to save his life Atalanta fans unfurled a banner at the start of their match against Monza on Sunday in memory of the murdered fan There was no immediate comment from the club a Paris St Germain supporter was seriously injured in Italy after being stabbed during clashes between fans ahead of a Champions League match against AC Milan a 58-year-old Newcastle United fan was hospitalised after being stabbed in Milan by hooded attackers on the eve of another Champions League game Get our pick of top stories and thought-provoking articles in your inbox Stay updated with notifications for breaking news and our best stories Join our channel for the top reads for the day on your preferred chat app We know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with CNA to be fast Upgraded but still having issues? Contact us The groups of supporters clashed in a pub in Bergamo on Saturday night after one of the Inter supporters chanted provocatively the head of the carabinieri office in Bergamo The confrontation continued in a street near the Atalanta stadium and escalated into violence when a man identified as an Inter supporter stabbed the Atalanta fan adding that emergency services arrived swiftly but were unable to save his life The Atalanta fan who died has been identified as Riccardo Claris ShowDownload the Guardian app from the iOS App Store on iPhone or the Google Play store on Android by searching for 'The Guardian'.If you already have the Guardian app make sure you’re on the most recent version.In the Guardian app then Notifications.Turn on sport notifications.Was this helpful?Thank you for your feedback.A male in his late teens has been arrested and said he acted to protect his brother Atalanta fans unfurled a banner at the start of their 4-0 Serie A win at Monza on Sunday in memory of the murdered fan which read: “Claris Ovunque con noi” (“Claris everywhere with us”) “What happened to our fan must never happen again,” Atalanta manager Gian Piero Gasperini said in a press conference after the match Juventus clung onto their place in Serie A’s Champions league positions on Sunday after being held to a 1-1 draw at rivals Bologna Remo Freuler’s deflected strike in the 54th minute cancelled out Khephren Thuram’s early opener and gave Bologna a deserved home draw at a packed Stadio Renato Dall’Ara Juve are in fourth on goal difference ahead of Roma and sixth-placed Lazio with the trio all locked on 63 points Bologna might sit seventh but they are only a point behind Juve and the Rome clubs and are also in with a chance of their first major trophy since 1974 with the Italian Cup final against AC Milan coming up a week on Wednesday The draw also created a even more crowded battle for a place in next season’s Champions League with another round of crucial match-ups coming up next weekend are at Lazio while Roma head to Atalanta who were this weekend’s big winners in the tussle for the top four with a 4-0 thumping of relegated Monza Roma and Lazio with three matches remaining in the season and are now big favourites to claim one of two remaining spots in Europe’s elite club competition Charles De Ketelaere netted his first league goals since before Christmas in the first half before Ademola Lookman and Marco Brescianini completed the rout for Atalanta with well-taken strikes after the break Rock-bottom Monza will play in Serie B next season ending a three-season run in the top flight for the team owned by the Berlusconi family Assured of promotion are Sassuolo and Pisa the latter club securing automatic promotion on Sunday even though they lost 1-0 to Bari as their closest rivals Spezia were beaten 2-1 at Reggiana Roma briefly held fourth place by beating Fiorentina Artem Dovbyk nodding home the only goal of the game in stoppage time at the end of the first half to extend his team’s unbeaten league run to 19 matches Edoardo Bove had an emotional reunion with Roma fans after the game the Rome-born midfielder and Romanista openly bawling in front the supporters who paid tribute to the 22-year-old whose footballing future is in the balance On loan at Fiorentina until the end of the season Bove suffered a harrowing on-pitch heart attack in December and hasn’t played since being discharged from hospital with a defibrillator installed Bove will have to try his hand abroad if the defibrillator has to remain permanently due to the stringent health regulations which govern sport in Italy Asian Football Confederation (AFC) president Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa The head of South American football’s governing body CONMEBOL called on FIFA to expand.. 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Trent Alexander-Arnold will leave Liverpool when his contract expires at the end of the..   Free Newsletters   On Facebook   On Twitter   On Flipboard   On YouTube Ademola Lookman will most likely leave Atalanta at the end of the season as a result of a previous promise He has a couple of high-profile suitors in Serie A but he’d be happy to head back to the Premier League where he previously starred with Leicester City Juventus couldn’t hold on to their early lead in Bologna but got away with a point that kept them in fourth place Atalanta ruled out the departure of director Tony D’Amico through the words of their CEO Luca Percassi in recent days but Milan haven’t abandoned their chase yet How many of the clubs to finish top of the English Premier League table since the 1992-93 season can you name in five minutes Monday’s reports claim that the Italy national team made attempts to convince Barcelona star Raphinha to play for the Azzurri while Roberto Mancini was Nicolò Zaniolo’s tense relationship with the Stadio Olimpico continued as the former Roma midfielder was shown a red card after the final whistle of Fiorentina’s 1-0 defeat to the Giallorossi Inter did little to hide that their full focus was already projected toward their crucial Champions League clash with Barcelona during Saturday’s Serie A win over Verona Juventus and Manchester United have reportedly opened talks over Rasmus Hojlund’s return to Serie A with the Red Devils open to selling the former Atalanta striker Atalanta coach Gian Piero Gasperini cited ‘injuries’ and various ‘incidents’ as key reasons behind his side’s dropped points at home this season while admitting they struggled to rediscover the same attacking cohesion shown earlier in the campaign Monza are officially the first team to be relegated to Serie B and their only target now is trying not to go down in history for the worst ever Serie A season was stabbed to death last night after clashes between groups of La Dea and Inter supporters in Bergamo A 26-year-old Atalanta supporter was killed close to his home in Bergamo last night after clashes between groups of Inter and Atalanta supporters Arsenal are looking to make a miraculous comeback in their upcoming second leg of the UEFA Champions League semifinals against PSG. Amid that, the Gunners are continuing their search for potential transfer targets for the summer  transfer window and have an interest in Atalanta winger Ademola Lookman Atalanta won’t have Sead Kolasinac for a chunk of next season after he recently tore his ACL and have identified a possible replacement in Oliver Boscagli although they’ll have to tussle with a few teams Milan will likely shake up their defense in the summer, also for economic reasons, and have two players in their crosshairs to compensate for the potential exits: Valencia’s Cristhian Mosquera and Leicester City’s Caleb Okoli Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli could pay the price if the team doesn’t make the top four but it’ll likely come through a contraction of his mansions and new additions or a shake-up of the front office rather than an ousting transfer market expert Paolo Paganini told Tuttomercatoweb Champions League winning coach Arrigo Sacchi analyses the ‘triumph of football’ that was the 3-3 semi-final draw outlining how Inter can beat Barcelona in the 2nd leg Reports in Italy claim that Milan are still hoping to appoint Tony D’Amico as the club’s new sporting director Juventus are preparing to take on Bologna at the Dall’Ara in a crucial Serie A match on Sunday evening, and Igor Tudor could have centre-forward Dusan Vlahovic back at his disposal against the Rossoblu Just one point separates Juventus in fourth place and Bologna in fifth Maurizio Sarri is one of the candidates to replace Sergio Conceiçao at Milan, even if the Italian tactician already rejected the Diavoli in December. Former Juventus, Napoli and Chelsea coach Maurizio Sarri is one of the leading candidates to replace Conceiçao at Milan next season Clement Turpin will be the referee for the Champions League semi-final first leg between Barcelona and Inter on Wednesday night Manchester United’s pursuit of Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres is picking up pace, with manager Ruben Amorim keen on reuniting with the prolific Swedish forward Manchester United are looking to strengthen their midfield this summer and they have already identified their target. The Red Devils are set to lose Christian Eriksen this summer while Brazilian midfielder Casemiro could also be sold A pair of teams seeking an offensive jolt square off Saturday night when Orlando City host Atlanta United but enters play following three straight scoreless draws customized to your favorite sports and teams the race for the fourth Champions League qualifying spot from Serie A became even tighter on Sunday while Bologna is only a point behind them and Fiorentina three points further back Juventus currently occupies fourth spot but only because of a slightly better goal difference than Roma Head-to-head is the first tiebreaker when teams are level in Serie A but Juventus and Roma played out two draws while the Bianconeri visit Lazio next Saturday Roma has the better head-to-head record with Lazio Roma and Lazio caught up with Juventus on Sunday after Igor Tudor’s side was held 1-1 at Bologna The hosts got off to a miserable start when a series of mistakes allowed Juventus to take the lead in the ninth minute Andrea Cambiaso was given too much space to cut inside from the right and he spread the ball to Khéphren Thuram for a shot that squirmed under the body of Bologna goalkeeper Łukasz Skorupski Juventus had two goals disallowed for offside before Bologna leveled nine minutes into the second half when Remo Freuler’s effort from close range was accidentally deflected in by Renato Veiga Claudio Ranieri’s Roma beat Fiorentina 1-0 Just one point separated the two sides heading into the match but Artem Dovbyk’s diving header deep in first-half stoppage time was enough to keep Roma level with its capital rival Lazio which won by the same scoreline at relegation-threatened Empoli Lazio's Boulaye Dia scored the only goal after just 54 seconds and both teams ended the match with 10 men Empoli forward Lorenzo Colombo was sent off shortly before halftime after two bookings in the space of four minutes and Lazio defender Elseid Hysaj was dismissed in the 76th minute following a second yellow card Charles De Ketelaere found the back of the net in the league for the first time in 2025 with a first-half double to help set Atalanta on its way to a 4-0 win at Monza Third-placed Atalanta moved five points clear of the glut of teams chasing fourth spot was mathematically relegated as the result left it 12 points from safety De Ketelaere hadn’t scored in Serie A since December — a run of 16 matches — but ended his drought in fine fashion in the 12th minute controlling a ball from Mateo Retegui before beating two men and drilling into the near bottom corner Monza showed why it is getting relegated 11 minutes later Gaetano Castrovilli managed to intercept Retegui’s return pass towards Ademola Lookman but the Monza midfielder and teammate Pedro Pereira both just looked at the ball allowing De Ketelaere to pounce and prod it into the bottom left corner Atalanta extended its lead immediately after the break when Retegui headed on a long ball over the top and Lookman beat Stefan Lekovic and raced into the area to fire past Semuel Pizzignacco Substitute Marco Brescianini capped a dominant Atalanta performance with a fourth guaranteeing Pisa second spot in Serie B and automatic promotion to the top flight alongside second division champion Sassuolo Pisa is coached by World Cup-winning forward Filippo Inzaghi the older brother of Inter Milan coach Simone Inzaghi Nigerian international Ademola Lookman brought an end to his six-match goal drought in Serie A with a decisive strike on Sunday helping Atalanta secure a commanding 4-0 win over Monza at the Gewiss Stadium Read Also: Just In: Jumoke Adekoye Claims Nigeria’s Third Gold of the Evening at African Wrestling Championships Lookman’s goal his first since scoring against Juventus on March 9 came in the second half after a composed finish from a Mateo Retegui assist The 27-year-old forward calmly beat the Monza goalkeeper to score Atalanta’s third of the afternoon capping off an impressive individual performance The victory sealed Monza’s relegation to Serie B confirming they will not feature in Serie A next season The Super Eagles winger had previously failed to find the net in league outings against Inter Milan Sunday’s goal marked his 19th of the season across all competitions a testament to his attacking influence for Gian Piero Gasperini’s side Atalanta continue their charge for a Champions League spot as the season nears its end with Lookman’s return to scoring form arriving at a crucial moment in their campaign and website in this browser for the next time I comment Atalanta took a step towards Champions League qualification with Sunday’s 4-0 win at Monza whose long-expected relegation from Serie A was confirmed with the convincing defeat Charles De Ketelaere netted his first league goals since before Christmas in the first half as third-placed Atalanta moved six points ahead of Juventus who sit fifth ahead of their key clash at Bologna later on Sunday Ademola Lookman and Marco Brescianini completed the rout with well-taken strikes after the break With three matches remaining Atalanta are not sure of a spot in Europe’s elite club competition with fellow top-four hopefuls Roma visiting Bergamo next weekend Sunday’s match was played after the killing of an Atalanta fan in a fight with a group of Inter Milan supporters in Bergamo late on Saturday night Riccardo Claris was stabbed to death near Atalanta’s Gewiss Stadium and his fellow fans paid tribute to the 26-year-old with a banner which read “Claris everywhere with us” Alessandro Nesta’s side are 12 points behind Lecce who sit just above the drop zone and lost to league leaders Napoli on Saturday in seventh and unbeaten in 18 league matches could take fourth place from Lazio if they overcome Fiorentina ahead of Juve’s clash at Bologna Claudio Ranieri’s Roma are three points behind Lazio—who won 1-0 at lowly Empoli earlier—and with a superior head-to-head record over their local rivals Lazio sit a point ahead of Juve in the final Champions League position thanks to Boulaye Dia’s goal just seconds after kick-off in a match which finished with both teams down to 10 men Sixth-placed Bologna are a further point behind Lazio who will be replaced in fourth by the end of the day Lazio host Juve next weekend in another match which could decide who out of six teams will take the two remaining Champions League spots Napoli and Inter Milan are well clear of the chasing pack and battling it out for the league title Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker AN ATALANTA fan was reportedly stabbed to death in a violent clash with Inter Milan supporters Italian media claims the clash between the two sets of fans occurred on Saturday night in Bergamo The groups collided at a pub in violent scenes with the fight then spilling out onto the streets But tragedy struck when a 26-year-old Atalanta fan was stabbed in the back Emergency services were called and arrived swiftly But they were unable to save the stricken Atalanta fan A suspect in his late teens was also arrested And Atalanta fans paid tribute to the stabbed supporter by unfurling a banner ahead of Sunday’s 4-0 away win at Monza Neither club has commented, with Inter Milan beating Verona 1-0 at home yesterday. The two sides will clash at the San Siro after an epic first leg in Spain. with Inter going ahead after just 30 seconds and doubling their lead soon after But Barca battled back to keep themselves in the tie with the winner going on to face either Paris Saint-Germain or Arsenal in the final Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/ Women's Serie B (28th matchday): Freedom-Arezzo, Genoa-Hellas Verona, Chievo-Bologna, Lumezzane-Cesena, Parma-Brescia, Res Roma-Pavia, San Marino Academy-Orobica Bergamo, Ternana-Vis Mediterranea. Standings: Ternana 72; Parma 70; Genoa, Bologna 57; Brescia, Lumezzane 44; Cesena 41; Chievo 40; Arezzo 35; Freedom 34; Res Roma 32; Hellas Verona 28; Orobica Bergamo 25; San Marino Academy 23; Pavia 20; Vis Mediterranea 2. 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Riccardo Claris who was stabbed to death during clashes with Inter Milan supporters,in Italian reading: "Claris is everywhere with us" (Reuters)A young supporter of the Italian Serie A team Atalanta was stabbed to death in the northern city of Bergamo after a clash with Inter Milan fans the 26-year-old Atalanta fan was killed during a physical altercation initiated by Inter Milan supporters The head of the Carabinieri office in Bergamo told Reuters that the incident occurred on the night of Saturday after Inter Milan supporters made provocative chants towards Atalanta supporters What began as an intense argument inside a pub in the city soon turned into a full-blown fight on the street In an incident showing how tempers flare up between passionate football supporters despite emergency services arriving smoothly Beringheli said a knife was found close to the body of the supporter and a suspect in his late teens has been arrested despite his claims that he was trying to protect his own brother during the brawl While no official statement has been made by the two clubs Atalanta manager Gian Piero Gasperini mourned the youngster’s demise after his team’s Serie A win on Sunday “What happened to our fan must never happen again," Gasperini said in a press conference after the match where emotional Atalanta fans unfurled a banner in memory of the murdered fan The incident jolted even the Inter Milan supporters as their team prepares for the second leg of their Champions League semi-final clash against Barcelona on Tuesday The two sides will battle it out at San Siro after an enthralling first leg in Spain Barca showcased their ability to bounce back after pulling themselves to the tie following Inter Milan’s dominating performance initially The winner of the upcoming encounter will play either Paris Saint-Germain or Arsenal in the Champions League final This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Radisson Hotel Group celebrates its debut in Bergamo with the opening of Radisson Blu Hotel a sophisticated addition to Italy's hospitality scene that exemplifies the brand's signature blend of contemporary elegance and Italian charm Located in the dynamic ChorusLife Smart District and just minutes from Bergamo's historic center the hotel offers guests easy access to Bergamo-Orio al Serio Airport and the picturesque Lombardy lakes and Orobian Alps Located within the ChorusLife Smart District the hotel provides guests with easy access to a wealth of attractions from shops and cafes to a performance arena and spa Visitors can also explore Bergamo's rich history by taking the funicolare to the Città Alta a historic area renowned for its UNESCO-listed Venetian Walls and charming medieval architecture the Atalanta Gewiss Stadium offers an exciting destination for sports fans Bergamo ChorusLife invites guests to enjoy a contemporary and comfortable stay in one of its 107 stylish rooms and suites each offering breathtaking views of the Città Alta or the ChorusLife District Designed with a modern aesthetic featuring comfortable beds and all the amenities needed for a memorable visit the hotel promises a relaxing escape in the heart of Bergamo The Rooftop Restaurant offers a culinary journey with panoramic 360-degree views of Bergamo's ChorusLife District Blending traditional Italian flavors with contemporary twists the restaurant provides guests with a memorable dining experience for lunch and dinner along with a breakfast buffet that energizes guests for a day of exploration offers craft cocktails and a selection of light bites making it the perfect spot to unwind after a day of sightseeing or business The hotel's commitment to sustainability is evident in its state-of-the-art meeting and event spaces which span 373 square meters across seven flexible venues Each space is equipped with modern audiovisual technology providing the ideal setting for a range of corporate or social gatherings Bergamo ChorusLife offers a seamless and inspiring experience for all attendees Bergamo ChorusLife is set to become a landmark for travelers seeking the best of Bergamo Hotel website Brand OwnerRadisson Hotel Group (RHG) In the ABB Dalmine factory in Italy on 29 January ABB and the University of Bergamo signed the framework agreement defining the strategic lines of a collaboration and guidance to strengthen the mutual exchange of resources passing through advanced technologies and artificial intelligence The partnership between ABB and the university which began in 2015 with an initial collaboration agreement in addition to representing a significant step towards innovation and technological development further strengthens the link between ABB and the Bergamo area Since the foundation of the historic SACE in 1934 the company has always been strongly linked to the Bergamo area to which it owes its origins and which today sees it present with the Bergamo and Dalmine sites two leading companies of the ABB group and important importance in the Italian industrial landscape Present at the signing of the agreement were the two representatives of the institutions: Prof Sergio Cavalieri as Rector of the University and Simona Alberini as President of ABB Italia "We are excited to strengthen the collaboration with the University of Bergamo in ambitious and innovative projects," said Simona Alberini President of ABB Italia "This agreement will not only help develop knowledge and research in key areas such as electrical engineering and electronics and in segments that underpin future developments such as artificial intelligence but it will allow us to identify and develop new talents ready to face the challenges of the future ABB and the University will be able to join efforts to promote diversity "The multi-year collaboration with ABB on the issues of innovation of products production processes and services – explained Sergio Cavalieri Rector of the University of Bergamo – represents a fundamental pillar of our commitment to experiential and future-oriented teaching This agreement allows us to strengthen the synergy with an industrial partner of excellence to create joint labs and educational laboratories that enrich the training experience of our students new perspectives are opening up to promote forms of active guidance helping young people to plan their professional futures with concrete and innovative tools The impetus towards new projects on the themes of twin transition and artificial intelligence testifies to the shared desire to trace the trajectories of innovation together focusing on the people and skills necessary to face global challenges" The first act that arises from this collaboration between ABB and UniBg is the establishment of the ABB SACE scholarship a project that for 2025 will feature two students from the Departments of Engineering and Applied Sciences and Management who will have the opportunity to spend a 6-month internship period at ABB developing a thesis project with a focus on sustainability This collaboration is part of a consolidated relationship that ABB Italia has with the main Italian universities with projects related to innovation and in recent years to the development of skills in STEM disciplines The two selected students will be placed in the Bergamo and Dalmine campuses and supported by teams of ABB experts who will support them in the drafting of the thesis project ABB is a global technology leader in electrification and automation enabling a more sustainable and resource-efficient future By connecting its engineering and digitalization expertise ABB helps industries 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Learn more I agree Bergamo will bring 259 single-family homes to north Katy off of Stockdick School Road Aubrey joined Community Impact as a reporter in February 2024 she served as Editor-in-Chief at Insite Brazos Valley Magazine in Bryan She also served as the news editor at The Battalion before graduating with a major in journalism and minors in business and sports management in 2022 Aubrey enjoys spending time with her friends If convenience is your bag when it comes to international travel then the Fiera di Bergamo airport as host paddock for the 2025 FIM International Six Days of Enduro should make you happy If you’re a fan of enduro through the ages and historic hunting grounds of our sport then the location of Bergamo and north into the valleys up as far as the glorious lakes will also whet your appetite Taking place in “the heart of where enduro sport developed in Italy” next year’s Six Days’ organisers Moto Club Bergamo promise “one of a kind in terms of success of the event” It is a region known for technical tests and picturesque landscape (and nice food and drink or course) as much as the industrial and manufacturing prowess Enduro fans will also note the number of factory race teams in the area including the Farioli team very close to the paddock and the Honda RedMoto base camp 25 minutes away in San Pellegrino right next to where some of the tests will run in Valli Bergamasche Already working on the event for five months as we write on the eve of the ’24 ISDE the organisers are quoting around 200kms per day with a planned three different loops – day 1 and 2 the same day three and day four and five the same ahead of the final cross test at Covo MX track near the paddock The 2025 ISDE will once again be a summer event and take place from August 24-29 Create a personal Enduro21 account to access our new forum receive exclusive competitions and money saving offers Enduro21 is all about motorcycle enduro and off-road riding. Read more Donations to Enduro21 can make a huge difference to what we do Learn more We're on the lookout for writers, photographers, videographers and enduro enthusiasts, from all around the world. Read more This website uses cookies that are necessary to its functioning and required to achieve the purposes illustrated in the privacy policy By accepting this OR scrolling this page OR continuing to browse While Greenville’s downtown these days is a thriving bustling hot spot bursting with culinary options in 1986 the pickings were quite slim -- many an establishment has come and gone since then occupying a prime corner in Main Street for nearly four decades … and still going strong The legacy continuesChef and owner Gian Pietro (JP) Ferro and his wife but the transition has been seamless from our point of view Bergamo is in more than capable hands with JP at the helm JP developed an interest in all things culinary in his uncle’s restaurants This led to culinary school and being whisked away to New York where he spent 30 years honing his skills Everything is authentic and fresh … including the delicacies being served up behind the bar…  Whether you are keeping up with New Year’s resolutions or trying to make a fresh start in one way or another … this aptly named martini is the answer Germain elderflower liqueur are like a breath of fresh air Crisp Hendricks gin and lemon keep it fresh and brisk in the most delectable way A Zacapa rum-based cocktail that delivers explosive flavors this spirited beverage is so unique and enticing that you’ll want to keep ’em coming Pear liqueur and cinnamon fig bitters add to this complex but beautifully layered drink More Drinkin’ on the job: Cold-weather cocktails for when you're all cozied up The intriguing flavors of Cachaça (a Brazilian sugar cane spirit) lime and a dash of pomegranate make for a strong-willed beverage that is loaded with personality it just beckons the tastebuds to beg for more What could be better than enjoying some good company savoring the authentic Italian cuisine coming from the kitchen and sipping a perfectly crafted cocktail Only the bestGian Pietro is a stickler for fresh We happened to be there to witness an amazing (and enormous) head of endive flown in from Italy and served right up as part of the insulate della casa JP does local as much as possible with shrimp coming in from the coast and meats supplied by Revival Butchery Be sure to engage with Chef JP -- his character and charm are intoxicating and genuine Pop in early to grab a seat at the European Style bar and chat it up with Michael while enjoying a casual bite … or try to score a table to treat your sweetheart to a super-special evening Ristorante Bergamo . 100 N Main Street . Greenville . 864-271-8667 . ristorantebergamogreenville.com  Six months after the opening of the new Bernareggi Diocesan Museum in Bergamo its permanent collection is enhanced thanks to an extraordinary donation that marks a turning point in the institution’s history a leading figure in Bergamo culture and former vice president of the Adriano Bernareggi Foundation decided to donate nine works by the 17th-century painter Evaristo Baschenis (Bergamo A gesture of generosity and love for art that delivers to the public a very significant nucleus of the celebrated artist from Bergamo known for his refined still lifes.The donation represents a unicum in the museum scene: in fact it is the largest collection of works by Baschenis ever brought together in a museum both in terms of the number of paintings and the variety of subjects and artistic periods represented the result of more than 50 years of research and careful selection cover the entire creative span of the painter and priest offering a comprehensive and poetically coherent cross-section of his worldview “The new Diocesan Museum,” explains Don Davide Rota Conti “is in the home stretch and its collection is being enhanced by truly significant donations I thank on behalf of the Diocese of Bergamo the donors for their generosity These are gestures that testify to a deep connection with the Church of Bergamo as well as a great passion for art and a desire to share beauty with their community.” who was born in Bergamo in 1617 and died in 1677 He is universally recognized for his still lifes in which musical instruments foodstuffs and books are interwoven in beautifully balanced compositions capable of narrating a domestic and profound spirituality construct a narrative suspended between the human and the divine where the common object becomes a symbol and existential reflection The works will be housed in a monothematic room entirely dedicated to Baschenis Prominent among the donated masterpieces is the still life with Flute with Beak an exceptional painting both for its compositional complexity and for the prestige of its exhibition itinerary in which the instruments are arranged in a unique pyramidal composition has been featured in international exhibitions in São Paulo revealed a previously unseen detail during restoration: under layers of paint and dust emerged the presence of a bouquet of flowers The collaboration between Baschenis and Volo makes this painting a very rare piece the only four-handed work by Baschenis known today and its authenticity was strengthened by the discovery of a citation in the artist’s will Also among the most curious works is Kitchen with Branches and Servant where the protagonist is not a musical instrument but a set of copper pots treated pictorially with the same attention and emotional depth reserved for musical subjects A female figure also appears in this painting among the very few in Baschenis’s artistic corpus and confidently attributed to his hand never again replicated in the rest of his production the withered bud and the sober arrangement of the objects suggest a “vanitas” imbued with melancholy and delicacy an invitation to reflection on time and the transience of beauty Completing the donated nucleus are five canvases of domestic settings so-called “kitchens,” a subject very dear to Baschenis Familiar elements chase one another in these works: plucked turkeys and chickens all rendered with extraordinary skill and arranged against dark backgrounds that enhance the material and light an autonomous interpretation that returns an ever-changing aesthetic experience to the viewer The monothematic room that houses these masterpieces will be one of the focal points of the Bernareggi museum itinerary allowing the public to discover or rediscover the complexity of an artist deeply rooted in the religious and civic culture of his time A visual testimony to a 17th-century Bergamasque who was cultured and extraordinarily contemporary in his way of speaking to the soul through the humblest object the Bernareggi Diocesan Museum not only reinforces its vocation as a meeting place for art and spirituality but also stands as a point of reference for the study and appreciation of Baschenis’s work “This donation,” says Silvio Tomasini “gives the Diocesan Museum the novelty of Evaristo Baschenis’s painting It is an artistic testimony of extraordinary value: an authentic celebration of the genre of still life to which Baschenis devoted himself almost exclusively and in a very refined way The donation constitutes a very notable nucleus in the artist’s not numerous production an extraordinary unicum for understanding 17th-century Bergamasque figurative culture.” the military implemented a plan to combat degradation and crime in the area of ​​the railway station A “high impact” operation by the Carabinieri involved the area of ​​the Bergamo railway station on the evening of March 7 with the aim of combating degradation and crime divided into three teams coordinated by the Carabinieri Station of Bergamo Bassa with the support of the Operational and Radiomobile Unit and the Carabinieri Station of Bergamo Principale five removals and one arrest in flagrante delicto were reported to the Judicial Authority for failure to comply with the ban on returning to the municipality of Bergamo resident in the Bergamo area and also already known to the police he was reported for resisting a public official and refusing to declare his identity together with two other people who were creating a disturbance in the area received the order to leave imposed by the recent prefectural ordinance of February 27 which established the so-called "reinforced surveillance zones" The military subsequently intervened in a violent fight between two men a 29-year-old originally from Guinea and a 37-year-old Moroccan both illegally staying in Italy and without a fixed abode resulted in an attack with a knife: the 37-year-old struck the Guinean with a violent blow to the chest made it possible to stop the aggressor still at the scene of the crime avoiding even more serious consequences with the involvement of other possible victims allowing the rescuers to provide immediate assistance to the victim who was urgently transported and admitted to the Humanitas Gavazzeni hospital in Bergamo with a reserved prognosis The aggressor was arrested for personal injury and The Judge for preliminary investigations subsequently validated the arrest ordering the application of the measure of the ban on residence in Bergamo and the Province The subject in question had already been the protagonist of similar conduct on 11 November 2024 near the Bergamo bus station where on 2 January he was reported for the unjustified carrying of six knives when during a new check in via Bartolomeo Bono he was found with two other compatriots all armed with knives and therefore reported at large Read also other news on Nova News Click here and receive updates on WhatsApp Follow us on the social channels of Nova News on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Telegram For its 99th edition the annual enduro of nations will return to Italy and a historic home for the sport in the north of the country next year the ISDE was hosted by Italy for the first time in 1931 in Merano and most recently in Lombardy in 2021 – 2025 will make it a total of 12 times Following this year‘s ISDE in Spain in October the 2025 event will be the third time the historic Bergamo Moto Club has organised the competition following editions at San Pellegrino in 1968 and 1986 Moto Club Bergamo President Giuliano Piccinini said: “The Bergamo Moto Club is proud and above all honoured to have been selected by the FIM to organise the 2025 FIM ISDE It will certainly be a demanding undertaking in all respects but it will be done with passion and I would like to thank FIM President Jorge Viegas and FMI President Giovanni Copioli for giving us this opportunity.” FMI President Giovanni Copioli stated: “Four years after the fantastic Italian Trophy and Junior Trophy win in Rivanazzano Terme the FIM ISDE will be back in Italy in 2025 in Bergamo where Enduro is one of the most loved and followed sports we can feel the passion and culture of motorcycling I want to thank the FIM for the trust shown in the Italian Motorcycle Federation and in the Bergamo Moto Club which will organise an event that lives up to expectations.” FIM President Jorge Viegas commented: “Italy has enjoyed such a long association with the sport that can be traced back to the very early days of the FIM International Six Days of Enduro I am confident that this rich history along with the passion Italy as a nation so obviously holds for Enduro will result in a very successful professionally-run event and I am very much looking forward to it.” The biggest event on the global Enduro calendar six-hundred professional and amateur riders from upwards of thirty nations spread across six continents are expected to contest the 2025 6DAYS® with the major prizes up for grabs in the World Trophy Women’s World Trophy and Junior World Trophy categories CloudTech is part of the TechForge Publications series Data Centres Duncan MacRae Italy’s largest cloud provider and specialist in data centre has acquired two hydroelectric power plants in the province of Bergamo near the Global Cloud Data Centre in Ponte San Pietro The new hydropower plants – ‘Paladina’ and ‘Ponte Briolo’ – share the same water intake on the Brembo river and are joined by a private adduction canal They join the plant that was already present within Aruba’s Global Cloud Data Centre – also on the Brembo river – and the further four ones acquired by the company in 2020 in Melegnano (MI) on the Lambro river in Chiuppano and Calvene (VI) on the Astico river and in Pontebba (UD) on the Fella The entire network of Aruba’s hydroelectric power plants has a capacity of 9.2 MW for the production of clean energy and the expected annual output is approximately 50 GWh The acquisition of the new hydropower plants is part of a broader strategy of the Aruba Group which intends to continue to invest and increase its renewable energy production capacity in order to reduce the impact on the environment as much as possible and to make the activities of the entire group sustainable In addition to investment in hydroelectric plants Aruba are also continuing investment in photovoltaic plants The two new buildings DC-B and DC-C on the Ponte San Pietro campus are clad with new-generation photovoltaic systems with a capacity of 1.2 MW and 1.3 MW The data centres under construction on the new campus in Rome will also be clad with photovoltaic panels on all surfaces that have sufficient exposure to the sun there is also a shared path with other companies at an international level: together with other European providers Aruba is part of the Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact a self-regulatory initiative that aims to make data centres in Europe climate neutral by 2030 The company is among the first data centre operators to have already certified its adherence to the Pact through an audit conducted specifically to measure its compliance with the goals A historic commitment by the European cloud and data centre industry to proactively drive the transition to full energy sustainability A further commitment Aruba have made involves participation in the European Green Digital Coalition The aim is to invest in the development and deployment of sustainable and efficient digital services develop tools to measure the impact of technologies on the environment and thus join forces for a ‘green’ digital transformation said: “Energy consumption in the IT sector continues to grow at a high rate which is why it is more essential than ever to aim for maximum energy efficiency and the production of energy from renewable sources allows us to increase our capacity to produce clean energy and keep us in line with our long-term 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Check out Cyber Security & Cloud Expo taking place in Amsterdam, California, and London. Explore other upcoming enterprise technology events and webinars powered by TechForge here Subscribe now to get all our premium content and latest tech news delivered straight to your inbox Cloud Computing, Security Cloud Computing, Videos Applications, Companies, Videos, Virtualisation Infrastructure Cloud Computing, Privacy, Security Sponsored Content All our premium content and latest tech news delivered straight to your inbox Picture by 2024 Getty ImagesBy Rory JiwaniReigning US national champion Amber Glenn completed victory at the ISU Challenger Series Lombardia Trophy 2024 in Bergamo but it was another American - Sarah Everhardt - who took second place on the day and overall Georgia's 2023 European champion Anastasiia Gubanova was third in the free skate, but could not overtake the Japanese in the overall standings. Skating to Audiomachine's 'I Will Find You', Glenn settled any pre-skate nerves with a fine triple Axel to start. And while her jumping in the second half of her routine was not as smooth, the 24-year-old did enough to record a second personal best score in consecutive days with 137.18. A big career-best total of 212.89 points signals what could be a breakout season for the skater who finished 10th at March's World Championships in Montreal. Everhardt came desperately close to eclipsing her free skate personal best set at last month's Cranberry Cup, but her 132.77 was enough for her to break the 200-point barrier for the first time with a total of 201.90. champion Amber Glenn on doing things her own way: ‘I want to make a change in the sport'At 24 Glenn is a first-time national champion a decade after winning in the juniors She’s been open about her mental health struggles Brother Marco Bergamelli still remembers exactly when the photo was created that would jolt Europe out of its ennui During a walk through the central cemetery of Bergamo he stops at the entrance: "They were parked here: one The article you are reading originally appeared in German in issue 12/2025 (March 14th The military trucks pulled up here 12 times during the first COVID-19 wave loaded up by soldiers wearing plastic hazmat suits The central cemetery simply wasn’t able to keep up with the cremation demands and the army vehicles were needed to bring dozens of dead bodies to crematoria in other parts of the country Nobody was supposed to find out how large this pandemic really was,” says Brother Marco But one local filmed the scene with his mobile phone And a still from that video became the photo that revealed to the world that Bergamo was a corona hotspot Brother Marco Bergamelli in the chapel of the central cemetery of Bergamo is a frugal man with a biting sense of humor And that year when the coronavirus arrived he was one of the city’s leading crisis managers He had been working at the central cemetery for more than 10 years by then hearing confessions and conducting funerals with a population of around a million people As a central collection point for the dead the Cimitero Monumentale became an epicenter of the pandemic Nowhere in Europe did the virus claim as many lives at the beginning of the pandemic as it did here And the region quickly became a symbol for the arrival of the virus in Europe – and for the fact that the European continent was no better protected than anywhere else in the world The events in Italy also triggered fears in Germany of being overwhelmed by the disease "the images from Bergamo” quickly became shorthand justification for restrictive measures to combat the spread of the virus What marks did the crisis leave behind at this place And what about the people whose family members were laid to rest here measures 177,000 square meters and is the final resting place of around 190,000 people There are imposing family graves decorated with elegant sculptures 346 private chapels and an area marked with colorful windmills in the western part of the cemetery for children Benches and the occasional solitary cypress can be found where the paths intersect On the east side of the grounds are fields for those who died in the resistance against Hitler and Mussolini and right at the edge is a crematorium that whistles loudly when in operation Brother Marco has thrown a winter jacket over his brown robe where 129 graves are packed closely together all of them belonging to people who died in Bergamo during the coronavirus period An additional 684 victims of that first corona wave between mid-February and late-May 2020 have been laid to rest elsewhere in the cemetery Brother Marco steps up to a man wearing a stocking cap and holding a watering can in front of a grave He lays a comforting hand on his shoulder and says a few words about corona and about the fact that people on social media have begun voicing doubts as to whether the military trucks really were full of coffins back then "I don’t want to curse at a cemetery,” Giuseppe Mortellaro says say it!” Brother Marco says in encouragement A friendly 63-year-old with deep wrinkles around his eyes Mortellaro doesn’t look like someone who frequently loses his temper But he is furious with those people who deny the existence of the virus Mortellaro is standing in front of parcel 159 in the first row of B1 Her resting place is covered by a simple slab of marble; the photo on the gravestone shows a woman with shimmering hair surrounding a resolute face The graves of those buried in Campo B1 are all crowded next to each other as are the dates when they died: March 2020 Most of them were senior citizens when they died She was 88 years old when she died in a retirement home on April 10 Mortellaro says she was a strict mother – that if he didn’t obey the rules as a child And Rota also had difficult relationships with her relatives "She would turn little things that rubbed her the wrong way into huge problems,” he says But she still loved being around others and she "gave everything” to her grandchildren Her niece placed a small sculpture on the grave depicting a tall person embracing a smaller one Retiree Giuseppe Mortellaro at the central cemetery of Bergamo: "We didn’t even have time to throw a flower into the grave." "I was lucky that I was able to visit her in the retirement home the day before her death I had to wear white overalls over top of green ones along with a mask and two pairs of plastic gloves I got the call that she had died at around 5 a.m The family had just a few hours to arrange her funeral "Only at the cemetery did I understand what was happening The two prayers we were allowed to recite lasted for about five minutes We didn’t even have time to throw a flower into the grave.” Mortellaro’s story is similar to those told by many in Bergamo: one of sudden loss and unprocessed trauma The first corona patient in northern Italy was diagnosed on February 20 Rome ordered a complete lockdown in the town and the surrounding communities doctors localized two cases of SARS-CoV-2 in the hospital in Alzano Lombardo in the beautiful Seriana Valley just a few kilometers northeast of Bergamo was reopened by the authorities just a few hours after it had been closed a decision which turned the town into a superspreader for the surrounding area It was the beginning of a series of miscues in combination with local conditions – such as an aging population lively trade with China and no shortage of air pollution due to its location in Italy’s industrial heartland – led to catastrophe Mortellaro says that he lost around 20 family members and acquaintances during the pandemic He has been receiving psychological support since then and continues to take part in self-help groups for the bereaved It is as if his spirit was unable to keep up with the speed of the pandemic Maria Rota’s gravestone is engraved with an orchid we still are.” Mortellaro wipes a few tears from his face "Those who are remembered never die.” He then gently strokes his mother’s photo Giuseppe Mortellaro at the grave of his mother Maria Rota: "Those who are remembered never die." "So many people experienced a loved one leaving home convinced that they would return – but then they came back in an urn,” he says Many family members weren’t even able to come to the cemetery with the rules in Italy at the time requiring that contact persons remain in quarantine for 14 days Some would simply wave at the hearse as it drove by "We needed room for 600 caskets,” says Brother Marco The dead had to be put somewhere before they were buried and because the central cemetery could only handle 25 cremations per day at the most the dead had to be quickly taken somewhere due to the danger of infection and their urns could then later be picked up at the Cimitero Monumentale which she inherited from her late father Claudio A self-confident woman wearing elegant boots blue eyes that quickly fill with tears as she talks She hasn’t been to her father’s grave for half a year because she was so busy caring for her younger sister Claudio Longhini’s ashes are in a columbarium located in a kind of cave and the space is filled with narrow compartments for the urns inside each with a photo of the dead as is common practice in Italy a vase of small plastic flowers next to it Cristina Longhini in the car she inherited from her late father Claudio: "I have lost orientation in my life since his passing." He sold cones to ice cream parlors; his customers were his friends He was a grandfather who loved his grandchildren and was also involved in the local basketball team He loved the sea and could never sit still he called me 'Chicchi.’ I have lost orientation in my life since his passing.” Longhini orders a hot chocolate in a café near the cemetery The server recognizes her as a pharmacist who makes frequent appearances on television I fell in love with my job.” Like many of her colleagues she received training during the pandemic in giving vaccinations and recalls being celebrated with applause "Those entering our profession still only earn a net monthly salary of 1,369 euros,” she says She is no longer willing to accept the poor working conditions and has begun organizing protest marches Talking about her father is an element of her activism "I realized on March 7 that my father wasn’t doing well because he didn’t wish me a happy birthday we were able to use social media to find a general practitioner who came to see him at home My father’s oxygen level was just 65 percent it had already become difficult to find an ambulance and the one for my father came from a different town He left his mobile phone and wedding ring at home for fear that they might be stolen Claudio Longhini's final resting place: "The red symbolizes his zest for life Cristina Longhini at the columbarium where the ashes of her father are interred: "It still hurts that I couldn’t hold his hand as he died." The public health system in Italy normally works quite well But during the financial and economic crises beginning in 2008 apparently hadn’t been updated since 2006 by the time the pandemic struck And when the first coronavirus wave rolled over the country doctors fitted her father with a ventilation helmet the family was unable to reach a doctor for an entire week the day when the photo of the army trucks began circling the globe she learned that her father had been taken to the emergency room for a tracheotomy The family was told they had to find an intensive care unit to bring him to exceeding the toll in China for the first time – and more than any other country in the world Italy’s top health institute said at the time that the average age of the dead was 79.5 years Cristina Loghini remembers speeding the 50 kilometers from Milan she was handed her father’s personal effects in a garbage bag including his pajama tops and a T-shirt covered in blood along with his glasses and health card Cristina Longhini was shocked by the blood The last time she saw her father was in the morgue "I entered an empty room; he was lying in a zippered shroud his eyes were still wide open and his nose was crusted with blood I drove my car behind the hearse to the cemetery but I couldn’t follow him any further than that The fact that he had been taken 216 kilometers to Ferrara for his cremation is something I only learned when I got the bill for 500 euros.” Claudio Longhini’s funeral took place on April 18 and lasted 15 minutes I kept thinking that I would one day find my father sitting on the sofa again as he so often did It still hurts that I was unable to find an intensive care unit and that I couldn’t hold his hand as he died.” Shortly before Cristina Longhini got back into her car at the cemetery She has a box full of her father’s things that she still keeps: a CD A few hundred meters from Longhini’s grave Those wishing to view his resting place straight on must make use of the wheeled ladder A painted edelweiss adorns the plaque on his grave along with a photo of him hiking talks about his father’s life at the table in his modestly furnished apartment just outside Bergamo and points to the empty chair to his left is where his father was sitting on March 1 2020 – the last time the two of them shared a meal a regional specialty that his father loved he didn’t touch his food and his breathing was shallow So Gianpietro took him to a doctor who then sent him to the hospital after a positive coronavirus test Gianpietro Squinzi in his apartment in Bergamo: Mourning mixed with anger Word was beginning to spread at the time that many people were suffering from respiratory illness and the first COVID-19 cases were being publicized regional business leaders were trying to play things down and the Bergamo employers’ association launched a campaign under the hashtag #bergamoisrunning to oppose factory closures Nobody really understood just how dangerous this virus was Nor did they realize that the situation was about to get far worse Squinzi remembers counting between 30 and 40 ambulances arriving during the four hours he waited in front of the clinic he can still hear the wailing of the sirens today Because his father had fallen asleep after being admitted he decided not to disturb him and drove home had been under quarantine since January 23 the Chinese authorities had largely got the situation back under control with the help of draconian measures put in place to stop the spread of the virus The fact that Bergamo would soon be known as the "Wuhan of the West” also had to do with the fact that infections began spreading uncontrollably in the region far earlier than in other parts of Europe And no pattern had yet been established for how democracies would deal with the pandemic Italy was the first country in the pandemic to ban flights from China But people continued traveling into the country from China via places like Zurich and Frankfurt Squinzi says that he received regular phone calls from the hospital for 16 days with the doctors assuring him that his father didn’t require intensive care Bergamo became a "red zone,” a lockdown area – at the same time as the lockdown was implemented for all of Italy Squinzi learned that his father had been transferred to a rehabilitation clinic in San Pellegrino Terme telling him that his father had taken a turn for the worse A doctor then asked Squinzi to arrange for an ambulance and a bed in intensive care Squinzi says that he had already heard by then of plenty of others in the neighborhood who had made unsuccessful attempts We’d been going to the mountains since I was a child I think we would have succeeded in passing this test as well.” Gianpietro Squinzi’s voice falters as he talks I received the call that my father had died They told me I needed to find an undertaker to pick up his body And I asked if he had called for someone from the family during his final moments.” Squinzi says he called all of the undertakers in Bergamo his father’s body was kept in San Pellegrino Terme for five days at a cost of 150 euros When his father was then interned in the Cimitero Monumentale in Bergamo five days later Squinzi wasn’t allowed to go to the grave due to the risk of infection Gianpietro Squinzi showing a photo of his father Emilio: "I am convinced that I will never be able to properly mourn." Emilio Squinzi's grave: His photo shows him on a hike - his passion It was quiet except for the freight elevator lowering the coffins I was only able to visit his grave when the cemetery reopened in late May – and I found a stone without a name They hadn’t even managed a mundane inscription printed out a photo and a piece of paper with his name on it and attached it to the gravestone According to a study carried out by the Italian statistical office there were almost six times as many deaths in the province of Bergamo between February 20 and March 31 as there had been during that same time period one year earlier The mistakes that were made during this time of intense strain have left behind scars on the psyches of many of those who lost loved ones Cristina Longhini and others have formed an association of the bereaved and are suing the state Squinzi is convinced that his father was forced to give up his hospital bed to a younger patient Prosecutors in Bergamo conducted an investigation into negligent homicide against Italy’s then-prime minister before suspending the investigation in 2023 an investigative committee in Italian parliament has been looking into emergency management practices during the pandemic his friends pulled him out of bed to go on a hike "I am convinced that I will never be able to properly mourn,” he says we received canisters full of disinfectant We were afraid that the virus would seep out of the coffins and infect us We would cover the outside of the coffins with those golden insulating blankets that are used for refugees at sea.” they are on a dresser high above the rooftops of Bergamo next to a photo of a younger Rosy together with her husband A weeping fig towers over the piece of furniture with sunlight pouring in through the skylight Leyla Ciagà wanted to have her mother with her She is an only child and had a tight relationship with her mother is an architectural historian at the Polytechnic University of Milan and was a member of parliament during the administration of Mario Draghi – a svelte elegant woman who has received her guest in her apartment Rosy Sanna Ciagà had been in a care home for a couple of years prior to the pandemic – and the home was closed to visitors in late February 2020 "I can’t even remember the day when I last saw her,” says Ciagà they told me that I could no longer visit her I asked why she hadn’t been taken to the hospital and they told me that people who got sick in the care home were kept there because the hospitals were filled to overflowing The worst thing was that I couldn’t be with her "They told me that people who got sick in the care home were kept there because the hospitals were filled to overflowing." Leyla Ciagà showing an issue of the local Bergamo paper from March 2020: "Nobody told me that my mother would be loaded onto such a vehicle." Around half of those who died in Italy were from care homes and retirement homes with the risk they faced having long been underestimated those cases are collectively known as the "strage dei nonni” – the massacre of the grandparents though he was never diagnosed with the virus Rosy Sanna Ciagà worked as a lab technician in a clinic and loved traveling had come to Italy to study architecture at the Polytechnic University There was a deep contrast between the way they lived their lives and how they ended.” Leyla Ciagà went to the care home hoping to at least see the coffin before it was taken to the church cemetery But Rosy Sanna Ciagà’s body had already been loaded onto a military truck – the existence of which Leyla Ciagà only learned from the newspaper "Nobody told me that my mother would be loaded onto such a vehicle I was only able to pick up her ashes at the central cemetery several weeks later.” Brother Marco returns to the church after his walk on this day in February "I have always said that it wasn’t God who sent this virus God is not vengeful; He doesn’t punish people Leyla Ciagà sitting in front of a memorial for coronavirus victims near the main hospital of Bergamo The ashes of her mother are to be spread at sea Brother Marco sets up a metal bier in preparation for a funeral A small group of mourners is waiting outside Milan Bergamo Airport has welcomed Air Cairo as a new airline partner connecting Sharm El Sheikh with Northern Italy with a two-weekly service The inaugural flight took off on Saturday 5 April marking the continued growth of the airport’s international network The new route will be operated by Air Cairo’s modern Embraer E190 aircraft on Thursdays and Saturdays offering passengers direct access to the popular Egyptian resort city Red Sea diving spots and luxurious beach resorts director of commercial aviation at airport operator SACBO said: “We are thrilled to see Air Cairo join our growing family of airline partners “Sharm El Sheikh is a destination that continues to attract strong interest from the Italian market and this twice weekly connection will provide an excellent new travel option for our passengers “We look forward to working closely with Air Cairo to ensure the success of this route.” Milan Bergamo continues to position itself as a gateway to Egypt the airport offers five destinations in the country travellers can opt for a nonstop service to Alexandria those routes are operated by a record of six airlines Your registration will include editorial emails and offers from EVA International By creating an account, I agree to the terms of service, and privacy policy EVA International Media Ltd trading as ARGSBoswell Cottage We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions You will find detailed information about all cookies under each consent category below The cookies that are categorized as "Necessary" are stored on your browser as they are essential for enabling the basic functionalities of the site We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze how you use this website and provide the content and advertisements that are relevant to you These cookies will only be stored in your browser with your prior consent You can choose to enable or disable some or all of these cookies but disabling some of them may affect your browsing experience Necessary cookies are required to enable the basic features of this site such as providing secure log-in or adjusting your consent preferences These cookies do not store any personally identifiable data Functional cookies help perform certain functionalities like sharing the content of the website on social media platforms Analytical cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the website These cookies help provide information on metrics such as the number of visitors Performance cookies are used to understand and analyze the key performance indexes of the website which helps in delivering a better user experience for the visitors Advertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with customized advertisements based on the pages you visited previously and to analyze the effectiveness of the ad campaigns Feature Films Database Southern Mediterranean films database Scriptwriters European Film Schools Production Companies Distributors International Sales Submit a Film Industry Reports Co-Production Podcast Online Screenwriting Training Course Guided Course for Feature Film Writing Script Analysis Analysis of the potential of your series Cineuropa's Training Catalogue Film Festival Photographs Newsletter Photogalleries EUFCN Location Award Euro Film Fest 27 Times Cinema GoCritic! 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For more information, visit www.wilbow.com Have Covering Katy News Coverage delivered to your inbox Read more Covering Katy News More homes for rain run off to barker reservoir The registration gets underway today – Monday 17 February – for the 6DAYS Italia 2025 that is scheduled to take place in Bergamo REGISTER NOW! CLICK HERE The historic city is located in the heart of the beautiful Lombardy region in northern Italy The world-famous Valli Bergamasche will be the main theatre of the race featuring technical terrain with breathtaking liaisons and special tests—perfectly suited for the 99th edition of the 6DAYS® FIM Enduro of Nations Step one of the registration process runs from 17 February until 3 March and is reserved for Moto Clubs to register teams in the Club Team Award (CTA) category This initial stage is followed by step two Moto Clubs must approve or decline all rider affiliation requests to finalise the pre-registration process Step three is also when all National Federations (FMNs) must ratify CTA team compositions as well as pre-register World Trophy Teams and pay fifty per cent of registration fees to the local organiser The fourth and final step runs from 16 April until 6 June when FMNs must complete the registration process for their World Trophy Teams and CTA Teams and complete payments to the local organiser the FIM 6DAYS® attracts professional and amateur riders from more than thirty countries spread across six continents who gather annually to determine the sport’s leading nations © Copyright 2025   |   All Rights Reserved   | Press Area  |  Legal Mention   |   Privacy Policy   |   Powered by FIM the exhibition project of the renowned Italian artist will extend beyond the Palazzo’s walls thanks to a collaboration with the Municipality of Bergamo Dates for the summer exhibition will be announced shortly After the first two cycles of events for Thinking Like a Mountain held in 2024 in 2025 the biennial programme of GAMeC - Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Bergamo will again actively involve the communities of the Bergamo Province territory thanks to the participation of international artists With a rich series of artistic projects on the territory of the Province of Bergamo GAMeC’s widespread two-year programme Thinking Like a Mountain continues under the artistic direction of Lorenzo Giusti The programme takes place in light of the forthcoming opening of the museum’s new venue In 2025 Maurizio Cattelan will be the main protagonist of the upcoming exhibition in the historical Palazzo della Ragione in keeping with the spirit of Thinking Like a Mountain the project will extend outside the walls of the Palazzo thanks to the collaboration with the Municipality of Bergamo bringing the most internationally renowned Italian artist—known for his bold and innovative approach—to confront public space Beside the site-specific works by Maurizio Cattelan in Bergamo (opening in June 2025) the programme will feature international artists engaged in the development of projects born out of encounters with different local communities joined by film productions by Agnese Galiotto ArtDependence Magazine is an international magazine covering all spheres of contemporary art ArtDependence features the latest art news highlighting interviews with today’s most influential artists fair directors and individuals at the axis of the arts The magazine also covers series of articles and reviews on critical art events new publications and other foremost happenings in the art world If you would like to submit events or editorial content to ArtDependence Magazine, please feel free to reach the magazine via the contact page The new T2 tramway line between Bergamo and Villa d’Alme is expected to be commissioned in September 2026 The T2 tramway line is a new 11.5km line being built between Bergamo and Villa d’Alme as part of the existing Bergamo interurban tramway in Lombardy The tramway is operated by Tramvie Elettriche Bergamasche (TEB) TEB in collaboration with the Municipality of Bergamo developed the technical-economic feasibility project for the T2 Line in December 2018 following which the final design and development works commenced The estimated investment in the project is €225.01m ($243.8m) The project is expected to be completed in September 2026 It will have a travel time of 30 minutes between Bergamo and Villa d’Alme The T2 Line will complement the existing T1 Bergamo-Albino line which connects Bergamo’s urban centre with the Seriana Valley through 16 stations leveraging its infrastructure and equipment The new line will seamlessly integrate with public transport services in the urban area of Bergamo and extend to the suburban networks of the Brembana Valley and Imagna Valley It will be used by an estimated 4.5 million passengers each year and is expected to reduce car traffic by 26 million km per year  The T2 Line will follow the route of the former Brembana Valley railway It will pass through five municipalities: Bergamo The T2 tramway line Bergamo – Villa d’Alme runs along a private protected route featuring 23 at-grade crossings that accommodate both road traffic and pedestrians The entire line will operate on a double track except for a section at the Ramera tunnel in Pontesecco where it will operate on a single track The railway line will include a short tunnel at Pontesecco passing via Maresana Antonio/Fabriciano passing through Drossi and Ca Fornaci and underpasses at Viale Giulio Cesare and SS one above the Morla stream and two above the Quisa stream It will share the central Bergamo terminus and the first two stops of the T1 Line at Borgo Palazzo and San Fermo The stations within Bergamo municipality include Bronzetti The Bronzetti station will serve as the interchange between the two tramway lines The stations within the Ponteranica municipality are Pontesecco and Ponteranica and in the Sorisole municipality are Gres and Petosino Paladina and Alme Volta are two stations in Alme municipality while two more stations will be developed in the Villa d’Alme town at Villa d’Alme Mazzi and Villa d’Alme Capolinea The stations will be developed parallel to the tramway line and can be accessed through two pedestrian passages The stations will feature slightly sloping ramps which will provide easy access to all users TEB will construct seven interchange car parks along with a 10km long bike path adjacent to the tramway The bike path extending from San Fermo to Villa d’Alme will be 2.5m wide It will integrate seamlessly with existing bike networks The car parks will provide a total of 513 parking spaces They will be situated close to the De Gasperi and S The existing Ranica operations control centre will serve as the operational hub for both tram lines focusing on optimising management and reducing costs A new depot will be constructed along the T2 Line near the Petosino stop Ten ForCity Classic low-floor trams developed by Skoda Transportation The trams will be 33m long and can accommodate up to 281 passengers In the densely urbanised stretch from Ponteranica to Bergamo including 64 fixed seats and two folding seats that can be reversed to create spaces designated for wheelchairs each vehicle features two designated spaces for passengers with reduced mobility These spaces include a backrest and a belt lace system a handrail to aid with boarding manoeuvres and an intercom system for communication with the driver The tram floor is constructed with durable materials that offer better water absorption resistance while the handrail is made from brushed stainless steel The trams feature an advanced anti-collision system aimed at enhancing safety and protecting both passengers and pedestrians The new trams will increase the Bergamo tramway fleet to 24 including the 14 already in service on the T1 Line  The project is funded by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport along with other municipalities affected by the line which includes 127 municipalities and four mountain communities The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport is providing €151.5m ($165.5m) for the project while the Lombardy Region will contribute €40m and the City and Province of Bergamo will provide €9.5m Other municipalities along the route are providing €4m ($4.3m) and the BIM Consortium is contributing €3m ($3.27m) The definitive study for the project was undertaken by a team of designers named RTI Tramsi comprising Italferr as the lead entity Italferr was responsible for developing key components including depots Architect Paolo Belloni provided design guidance concerning the architectural and landscape aspects of the buildings the depot and railway stations at Bronzetti and Ponteranica The executive project was prepared by the RTP consortium which included Systra-Sotecni (as the lead) SWS Engineering and Architecna Engineering The contract for executing the project was awarded to the RTI consortium Skoda Transportation and Impresa Edile Stradale Artifoni The consortium is responsible for overseeing executive design, safety coordination, executing the construction works and supplying tramway vehicles and equipment Skoda will deliver ten bidirectional trams for the new line along with a full-service commitment spanning three years GCF will supervise the construction of the track works signalling infrastructure and all aspects of plant engineering for the project Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network