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Mia Sairanen, 24, a Nursing Graduate, Wants to Stay in Her Hometown – One Thing Could Force Her to Move

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Mia Sairanen found a place to study in her hometown, but staying in Lohja is also influenced by the cost of housing, transport connections and jobs. Lohja and Porvoo want to hold on to their young people, even though their opportunities to influence young people's choices are limited.
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Mia Sairanen found a place to study in her hometown, but staying in Lohja is also influenced by the cost of housing, transport connections and jobs. Lohja and Porvoo want to hold on to their young people, even though their opportunities to influence young people's choices are limited.

Mia Sairanen from Lohja found a place to study in her hometown, but staying in her hometown is also influenced by the cost of housing, transport connections and jobs. Porvoo wants to keep its young people, like other municipalities in Uusimaa, by demanding more university entry places.

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Uusimaa broke the news on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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