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Sofia Airport to Manage Bulgaria's 3rd Black Sea Airport in Balchik [Aug 24, 2011] Bulgaria's Cabinet has assigned the management of the future civilian airport at the Black Sea town of Balchik to Sofia International Airport. ?Sofia Airport, whose parent organization is the Ministry of Transport, IT and Communications, has sufficient management experience that will guarantee the execution of the project [for Balchik Airport]. This will create an opportunity for Balchik Airport ... [via YahooNews] More >>

Bulgaria Supreme Judicial Council Dismisses 'Needy' Judge [Mar 08, 2011] Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) has dismissed disciplinary judge Denitsa Urumova, who legally obtained construction rights in the Black Sea town of Primorsko. Urumova is daughter of former Bulgarian Supreme Administrative Court Judge Nikolay Urumov. In the spring of 2010 it was revealed that three senior judges from the Supreme Administrative Court helped close relatives to obtain ... [via YahooNews] More >>

Bulgaria, Sozopol in Euphoria over St. John the Baptist Archaeology Find [Aug 05, 2010] The recently discovered relics of St John the Baptist have been laid in state in Bulgarias Sozopol after a transfer processing which brought much excitement and euphoria in the Black Sea town. [via YahooNews] More >>

Bulgaria Confirms John the Baptist Relics Unearthed in Sozopol [Aug 01, 2010] Parts of St. John the Baptist's relics have been discovered during archaeological excavations in Bulgaria's southern Black Sea town of Sozopol, archaeologists announced on Sunday, confirming earlier reports. [via YahooNews] More >>

Bulgaria Coastal Town Ex Mayor Charged over Real Estate Scandal [Jul 21, 2010] Bulgarias prosecutors have officially raised charges against the former mayor of the Black Sea town of Primorsko in the wake of a real estate scandal, involving senior judges, which has recently shattered the country. [via YahooNews] More >>

Bulgaria Sports Academy Students Clash with Police over Property Dispute (Novinite.com) [Feb 01, 2010] The police from Bulgaria?s Black Sea town of Nessebar used force Monday to disperse protesting students and educators from the Sofia Sports Academy. The demonstrators organized a live chain to protect their sports facility and camp at the beach resort Ravda. [via YahooNews] More >>