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Kitzingen how could it be otherwise?? Their last working day was ash wednesday. Daniela sandner has left kitzingen after eight years. As the director of the carnival museum for many years, she played a key role in shaping the institution in luitpoldstrabe. Now she is looking for a new professional challenge in munich.

Do you still remember your first day in kitzingen??

Three employees from the municipal utility company in forchheim came to show the market town council in egloffstein the "forchheimer weg" to explain. He sees such an activity as a holistic affair, said reinhold postler, technical director of the tram lighting division.

This means: first of all an as-is condition must be determined. From this follows the priorities, which are ranked according to urgency, and future plans. After all, the street lamps should not be left to their own devices, but should be maintained regularly.

The knife glides gently across the cheek. For the last time for one and a half years. Jesus – or rather his double double – has started his last shave: frederik mayet and rochus ruckel will take turns playing christus at the passion in oberammergau next year.

Hair and beard decree comes into effect on ash wednesday. The jesus performers like about 2400 other oberammergauer – almost half of the inhabitants – were then no longer allowed to cut their hair and beard. They all play along with passion.

Not every workplace has a harmonious working relationship. But in rather rare cases the bad mood between work colleagues escalates dermaben that the police and public prosecutor’s office come into play. At the youngest hearing before the district court in the county town, one could experience what is known in the country as a "catfight" is described. The trial of a 34-year-old accused of calling a female colleague a "slut" the woman, who had called her a name and spat at her, was suspended, but she must pay a fine of 150 euros.

The unpleasant drama took place in the afternoon of the 28th. August of last year in a store in the main valley from. Around 3 p.M., a young saleswoman (21) appeared to relieve the defendant at the cash register. In the run-up to the incident, the young saleswoman had heard from a third party that the defendant had spoken badly about her behind her back and had bullied her in this way. Among other things, the 21-year-old said on the witness stand, she had learned that the accused had said about her that she would act like a boss.