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From LICHTENBERG Robert Klages writes about the following topics, among others:
- The Lichtenberg poet Eric Ahrens is accused of “denigrating the state and its symbols”. Someone reported him for an Instagram post, now the LKA is investigating. An official writes that Ahrens is accused of “publishing a photo of a torn and dirty German flag lying on the ground and describing the use of the German flag as toilet paper in the corresponding photo description”. Tobias Singelnstein, Professor of Criminology and Criminal Law, sees artistic freedom here. More on this in the newsletter, other topics this time include:
- BVV resolutions on cycling from 2018 to 2022: 0 of 29 applications implemented?
- “Fits my way of always staying with the Sparkasse”: writer Patricia Holland Moritz about her SPD
- Contact point for protection against discrimination set up at schools in the district
- Neukölln integration officer Balci does not respond to invitations from Lichtenberg after a dispute
- Call for the Lichtenberger Women’s Prize 2023
- Hans-Zoschke-Stadion can now also be used by day-care centers and schools. Youth facilities and residents can be used
For example, Simone Jacobius reports on the following from TREPTOW-KÖPENICK:
- More and more truants in the district. In the last seven years there has been an increase of more than 300 percent. Another worker has therefore been hired in the office for school regulations
- With his commitment, Wolfgang Bohumil brings people together in the Kosmosviertel
- S-Bahn station Hirschgarten should finally be barrier-free. Ramps and elevator are planned
- New business space concept is to provide a quick overview of commercial space
- District office has already saved 30 percent of gas. Further energy saving concepts in progress
- Shortage of skilled workers also noticeable in the library sector
- Meadow orchards in favor of the new community school may not be used – at least at the first attempt
- Gas station robbed at gunpoint
- 1. FC Union has a new left-back in Jérôme Roussillon
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