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February News from Pocheon

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Hello! Here’s the February update from Pocheon❄️

As winter comes to a close, exciting news about new spaces and changes await you, the citizens.

Today, we introduce the essential information package that every resident of Pocheon should check out,

the February edition of ‘Pocheon News’.

In this February edition, we have included helpful information for daily life and warm stories from the community.

First, we present the newly opened ‘Duran Duran’ educational and cultural complex, a space for learning and communication.

You can explore how intergenerational education and cultural programs are being operated.

We have also organized information regarding medical facilities operating during the Lunar New Year holiday for citizen safety.

Checking this in advance will help you celebrate the holiday with peace of mind.

Additionally, we have summarized the changes to Pocheon’s administrative system starting in 2026 to assist in your daily life.

The stories from the long-standing Mubong 1-ri village,

and sketches from the Dongjanggun Festival that capture winter memories

are all included to showcase the vibrant life in Pocheon today.

Let’s explore the February edition filled with practical information and the warmth of the community!

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