Life in the devastated city was organized anew. In 1945, the first post-war craft workshops and public schools were opened, trams and a regional railway started to operate, and the amateur Polish Theater was established. In September 1946, the first Warsaw Uprising Monument in Poland was unveiled. From April 1947, the local Polish newspaper "Kurier Słupski" was published. The city became a cultural centre. In the 1950s, the Puppet Theater "Tęcza", the Teachers' College and the Baltic Dramatic Theater were established. The puppet theatre "Tęcza" used to collaborate with the similar institution called "Arcadia" in Oradea, Romania, but the partnership ceased after 1989. The Millennium Cinema was one of the first in Poland to have a cinerama. The first Polish pizzeria was established in Słupsk in 1975.