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25 juni 2015
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Redaktör: Anneli Jansson, telefon 0565-164
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65, e-post
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”Sunne is a wonderful place to live in”
Johan Larsson, 30, and Fanny Nygren,
28, live in the house “Där fram” in
Östanbjörke, ten kilometres from
central Sunne.
”We are very happy here, people are
so nice. There is a great deal of culture
and history here, and there is always
something happening for those who
are interested. And we appreciate the
quietness and nature. We would like
to have children later on, and it feels
secure and good for raising children
here.”
Johan attended the Södra Viken High
School in 2001-2004, and then started
his own business, Johan Larsson
Skogsservice AB.
”I grew up in Deje in Värmland, but
both my parents are from the village of
Mallbacken in Sunne; we have spent a
lot of time there. I was happiest there,”
said Johan, who thought Sunne was an
easy choice for him.
Johan and Fanny lived together in
central Sunne for five years. During that
period Fanny attended the packaging
designer course at Broby-grafiska. She
then worked for Miller Graphics in
Sunne.
Fanny grew up in Åmål.
”Like Johan, I prefer to live here, not
least because it is so beautiful. Sunny is
in a good geographical position and has
everything we need.”
As regards the future, they think it
important that the municipality should
invest in the school.
”Quality of education is important.
Sunne also has a good business climate,
where people support and help one
another. I think that is very positive,”
said Johan.
Johan and Fanny were married in
Lysvik Church in August 2014. In July
they bought the house in Östanbjörke.
Fanny Nygren and Johan Larsson enjoy rural life with their cats in their home
”Där Fram” in Östanbjörke.
”It was not really the right time to
buy a house, but because we wanted it
we couldn’t wait. We had a hectic time
in the summer,” they said, and laughed.
In their free time the house gets all
their attention, and they have built a
carport in the yard.
”We like doing things at home and
also we like to exercise. Johan prefers
orienteering and I like running,” said
Fanny.
In the garden are three cats – Ragdoll
and Siberian Cat. Johan and Fanny plan
to moonlight as farmers later on.
”We would like a few farm animals,
perhaps 2-3 livestock animals, chickens, and a few pigs.”
Fanny’s main hobby is looking for
bargains at jumble sales and the internet
sight Blocket, and renovating furniture.
The 200 square metre house is filling
up as she progresses.
”I buy anything that is second-hand,
I paint and polish. I like giving new
life to things and creating something
unique!”
They think that Sunne’s countryside
is full of life with a wonderful mixture
of generations.
”It would be nice if more people could
see the advantages of a small place. It
really is alive here, it’s wonderful,”
said Johan and Fanny.
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Hurray we are different parade in Sunne on National Day
The National Day was celebrated in
Sunne for the equal worth of everyone.
A wonderful, long parade, entertainment
by Diamond Dogs, Johan Gustavsson,
Gylleby folksingers, a citizenship
ceremony, presentation of awards,
speech by Barbro Westerholm and a
large number of activities for children.
A tribute to our own fine, free Sweden.
Photo: Mattias Edwall Kungahuset.se
Prince and Princess Carl Philip and Sofia
will visit Mårbacka on 26 August.
Carl Philip and Sofia
will visit Mårbacka
Redaktör: Anneli Jansson, telefon 164 14,, 070-236 34 65, e-post anneli.jansson@sunne.se
Thoughtful persons of the year in Sunne:
Sophie Janulf and Lina Börjesson.
Municipality of Sunne Youth Talent 2015:
Emma Olsson, Josefin Nilsson, Alma
Lindahl Johansson, Wilma Kyrk, Sanna
Eriksson, Emil Johansson, Selena van
der Horst, Cecilia Appelquist. Saknas på
bilden gör Love Persson och Anton Swahn.
With Tobias Eriksson, Chairman of the
Municipal Executive Board.
Many enjoyable activities for children were
arranged at the Municipality of Sunne’s
Café Megafon, in cooperation with the youth
project GRYM, the adult study association
SV and Save the Children.
Gylleby Folksingers.
Prince and Princess Carl Philip and
Sofia, who are also Duke and Duchess
of Värmland, will visit Sunne on 26
August. The Värmland visit is their first
official visit as a married couple. We
warmly welcome them to Mårbacka,
home of author Selma Lagerlöf,
where the public will also be invited
to entertainment and refreshments in
connection with the visit by the Prince
and Princess.
Ovation for new citizens Somsri Det Udom
and Svetlana Bergman. Barbro Westerholm
gave a speech in honour of the occasion.
Tobias Eriksson, Chairman of the Municipal
Executive Board, awarded the prize.
The Confederation of Swedish
Enterprise’s annual survey of the
business climate shows that Sunne
continues to rank as number one
in Värmland. The ranking against
other municipalities in the country is
presented below.
”We will now analyse the replies
and continue working with the
things companies want developed,”
said Kristina Lundberg, Business
Development
Officer
at
the
Municipality of Sunne, happy that
Sunny is still in top position.
Berit Westergren will be the first woman
mayor of Sunne. She will take on the
position in September.
The Municipality of Sunne received a
request from some Sunne residents, who
wanted a centrally located cycle pump.
A cycle pump has now been installed
to the benefit of the environment and
general well-being. The cycle pump is
for cyclists in Sunne and is at the Travel
Centre in Järnvägsgatan, to the left of
the ticket machine.