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Kunick honorary member of the reading club

With gottfried kunick, the number of honorary members in the reading club has risen to 13. At the annual general meeting, he received his certificate of appointment from chairman friedrich ubelhack, who was unanimously confirmed in office for a further three years.
A special honor was bestowed on willy scherr. The latter joined the association 60 years ago. Scherr's commitment during half a century of active board work and the organization of social life was praised by the chairman.
With pictures, the chairman brought back memories of the winter program with weekly changing speakers.
In his statistics ubelhack referred to 1088 listeners at 25 events. After six deaths and two new registrations, the community is on the verge of 155. Association year 143 members.
Mayor michael keilich (CSU) praised the cultivation of cultural heritage – which has long since ceased to be limited to reading a daily newspaper together. He went on to remodel "aging rooms" approved by the municipal council and assortment adjustment of the "volksbucherei", which is also looked after by the reading club in the burger center a. Last but not least, the financial claim in the five-digit range by the bavarian bookstore association contributes to the relief of the municipal treasury, explained keilich with satisfaction. The centrally located store is to be open by april at the latest, with a newly stocked range of products. Then there will be books, horbooks, games and electronic media, along with a specially designed "cuddle corner available for children at different opening hours.

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Change in agriculture is also unpredictable in forchheim

Change in agriculture is also unpredictable in forchheim

There doesn't seem to be a single road at the moment without a rough tractor on it. The tires almost reach the size of a car. The little bulldogs that farmers used to chug to their fields seem to have disappeared. A visible sign of change in the agricultural industry: while some farmers are constantly growing and expanding their fleets, more and more farms are standing empty and the number of full-time farmers is decreasing. Hermann greif from pinzberg, district chairman of the bavarian farmers' association (BBV), puts it in a nutshell: "the medium-sized and small farms are listening." frustration with bureaucracy and the change of generations, he sees as reasons for the abandonment of more and more farms.

Example of pig farming: "decades ago, there were still pigs on every farm. Now there are only a few farms and some lovers", greif describes the situation in the district of forchheim. At this auberen picture also the end consumer can recognize the change. And at the landscape that will eventually be created by agriculture.

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A multi-million project for the growing target group is being built in the city

A large complex for seniors is also to be built in bamberg-east – with prices around 3700 euros per square meter. The "wohnpark am tivolischlosschen" (residential park at the tivoli castle) according to the project description, will be built on an approximately 6000 square meter plot of land on the starkenfeldstrabe. Communal areas, foyer, neighborhood cafe, fitness and event area: here, too, the concept focuses on sociability. The 20-million-euro project is being planned by raab wohnbau gmbh, the coburg-cortendorf "residential park on the hahn river has already built a similar facility.
"The service housing complex bamberg consists of three buildings with 84 barrier-free two- and three-room apartments between 50 and 88 square meters of living space", it says in the info brochure. "Sparkling water, flowering plants, seating and exercise areas encourage people to spend a lot of time outdoors in order to stay fit and healthy."
caregivers are on site – a fact that mayor andreas stark (SPD) emphasizes in a keyword in the info brochure: "the sozialstiftung bamberg altenhilfe ggmbh as a qualified operator will ensure the innovative concept: rough independence as long as possible, customized optional support services if needed and high security for seniors." the mayor continues: "for me, the most important thing is the wide range of daily services that will be offered directly in the building, together with a suitable advisory service via the social foundation's future neighborhood office." the planned combination of housing and care will make a decisive contribution to ensuring that the city of bamberg remains attractive for people of all ages in the future. According to raab wohnbau gmbh, an information event on the project at starkenfeldstrabe will be held next fall. 

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Real tombstones in amusement park – operator stands trial

Because real tombstones stood in front of the so-called horror house in his amusement park, the operator must face charges on tuesday (13.30 o'clock) to answer before the district court in kitzingen. The 34-year-old is accused of disparaging the memory of the deceased. According to the public prosecutor's office, the man had bought the real tombstones from a stonemason for decorative purposes. At the same time, he had promised to make the inscriptions unrecognizable. However, this has not happened. Instead, in the summer of 2017, eight gravestones with fully legible inscriptions of the deceased stood in front of the "horror house. A girl had recognized the gravestone of her grandfather, who died in 1996, in the recreational area of geiselwind (district of kitzingen) and thus triggered the investigations.

Fine or imprisonment possible

The prosecution accuses the accused of having violated any boundaries of decency. He was only concerned with the marketing of the amusement park attraction.

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400 Tons of rubble can get a company into trouble

400 tons of rubble can get a company into trouble

According to the notice of approval, the entrepreneur (38 years old) was allowed to deposit a maximum of 100 tons of untested rubble on his business premises. But at the end of last year, inspectors found a mountain of about 500 tons. At that time, the material was legally classified as waste. Although it later turned out that the rubble was harmless from the point of view of environmental protection and nature conservation, the head of the company had violated the relevant regulations. The man, who has no criminal record, must therefore pay a fine of 1050 euros, as a criminal trial at the district court in habfurt revealed.

The contractor runs a company in a small town in the district of habberge, which deals with the demolition, reconstruction, renovation and shell of buildings. It is obvious that a lot of construction debris is produced in the process. As long as this demolition material is not finely crushed with a shredder and inspected by a geological expert, it is legally considered waste. Only if the crushed rubble is classified as harmless according to the test report, it may be used as recycling material and thus as a substitute for crushed stone. For example, in trench construction or for foundations.

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Club friends neufang are once again anxious for their fcn

Joy and sorrow lay close together in the annual report of the first chairman of the club friends from neufang at the general meeting in the club pub schnappauf. In his annual report for 2019, ralf fortschbeck once again had to report a sad decline. After just one year in the bundesliga, the 1. FC nurnberg relegated again – for the ninth time.

During the last visit of the fan club to a bundesliga match against augsburg, hopes for a possible class preservation were still germinating after a 3:0 home victory. Unfortunately, it was to be the last victory for an indefinite period of time in a bundesliga match in league one. At the end of the season, the team was once again relegated to the second division and won the record relegation title.

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Volunteers scrubbed the swimming pool

Volunteers scrubbed the swimming pool

The friends of the swimming pool and a working group managed to overcome all hurdles. The spokespersons of the swimming pool friends, ruth tolg and volker meindlschmidt, can look back on numerous hours of work. The initiators from the older generation were especially pleased that so many young people got involved in sprucing up the swimming pool for the season.
From twelve-year-old schoolchildren to 70-year-old seniors, all walks of life were represented, and no one was too shy to do the work. The missions included, among other things, de-grassing around the pool, cutting shrubs, cleaning gutters, scrubbing out the empty swimming pool and re-cleaning it with the fire hose, painting, cleaning the cabin facilities with a high-pressure cleaner and wash broom, or re-tiling the surge pool. Roughly using their own equipment and tools brought from home by the helpers.

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What a gift: new observatory for the abbey of munsterschwarzach

The abbey of munsterschwarzach has been donated an observatory. Last saturday this was blessed with an internal celebration, communicates the abbey. The offer had been received by monastery astronomer benedictine father christoph gerhard last september.

From the abbey’s point of view, the timing of the gift could not have been better. In the course of the general renovation of the egbert-gymnasium munsterschwarzach (EGM), the construction of an observatory for teaching was planned anyway. After the structural work began in april 2019, the observatory could be dismantled and transported to its old location in may.

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Verdi demands clarity about Karstadt.job cuts

Verdi demands clarity about karstadt.job cuts

"That can't be done with us," said a verdi spokeswoman. The implementation of staff reductions was the topic at a meeting of 350 karstadt store stewards in willingen, hesse, which ended on wednesday.

"People are worried," verdi spokeswoman says. One wonders how the sales tasks could be managed in the future in the face of new challenges. More speeches are planned.

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Youth welfare office introduces digital files

Youth welfare office introduces digital files

The youth welfare office in bad kissingen has also been on the internal data highway for a long time. But from time to time, software applications need to be readjusted. The previous IT system ("jugendhilfe") has been in place in bavarian youth welfare offices for 17 years. Now, the agency for municipal data processing in bavaria (AKDB, munich), which is responsible for this software package, wants to switch to the successor product ("jugend und soziales").

In bad kissingen, the changeover is to take place from 2020 onwards. In addition, the electronic youth welfare file is to be introduced. In order to do justice to this complex process, staffing levels must be increased, it was said in the youth welfare committee. Head of the youth welfare office siegbert goll spoke of an additional full-time or two half-time positions.