The episode opens with Giulia Mancinelli greeting listeners and presenting two police-discovered fraud cases in Senigallia. In the first case, a man paid 580 euros for a non-existent apartment in Sanremo, only realizing the scam upon arrival. The second case involved a young person buying fake concert tickets online for an event in Pesaro. Investigations have led to the identification and reporting of those responsible, with checks ongoing for other possible episodes. Next, the episode reports on Senigallia tourists who were stuck in Corsica due to a fishermen's strike that paralyzed the port of Bastia. After more than two days of stoppage and tensions among waiting passengers, local authorities resolved the situation. Yesterday afternoon, the Senigallia bus finally boarded a ferry bound for Livorno, with return to Senigallia expected in the morning. With the arrival of good weather, nightlife resumes on Lungomare, particularly in the Lungomare Marconi area, but attention is drawn to compliance with current regulations. Authorized public entertainment venues can play music until midnight on weekdays and until 2 AM on holidays. For bars and establishments not intended for public entertainment, only six evenings are allowed between May and September, while beach music is permitted in the afternoon from 5 to 8 PM. Renovation work at Borgo Catena park has concluded, involving fencing, games, and general maintenance of the area. The municipal administration emphasizes that the project responds to residents' requests, returning a safer and more usable space to the neighborhood. In sports, Trecastelli sports club was received yesterday by Mayor Sebastianelli and the municipal administration to celebrate winning the Coppa Marche in second category. Present were President Cesare Rocchetti, management, coach, and team, all awarded with a certificate of recognition.
