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From LICHTENBERG Robert Klages writes about the following topics, among others:
- There are a variety of political colors in Berlin districts after the repeat election: In Pankow’s district assembly (BVV), a Jamaica census community is formed from the Greens, CDU and FDP. Traffic lights are still possible in Steglitz-Zehlendorf. In several districts, even after the end of the red-green-red Senate, there is still a majority in that three-way combination. In Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, black-green is under discussion. And in Lichtenberg it probably boils down to Kenya (CDU, SPD, Greens). More on this in the newsletter, other topics this time include:
- CDU city councilor Martin Schaefer could become the new Lichtenberg district chief
- For the CDU: Catrin Gocksch should become the new city councilor
- Gregor Hoffmann (CDU) is the new BVV head, Kerstin Zimmer (left) deputy
- Winner of the Lichtenberger Women’s Prize 2023
- Left-wing faction in the House of Representatives wants to campaign for a safe place for the homeless at the Ring Center
- The Ring Center sock machine
- Excursion tip: By bike to the alpacas in Poland
- Interactive theatre: espionage thrillers and time travel in the former SED car pool
- Unique in Germany: “Butze” at the Lichtenberg S-Bahn station is intended to get homeless children and young people off the streets
For example, Julia Schmitz reports from TREPTOW-KÖPENICK on the following:
- Everything is the same in the BVV: census community of SPD, Left and Greens remains
- Hanging out, chatting, gardening: Marek Bauer runs the “Bude” in the Allende district
- Former Johannisthal airfield: are there mass graves of forced laborers on the site?
- After contamination by the institute: what became of the plastic particles in the Müggelsee?
- Replacement offer for “Berlkönig”: Rufbus Muva is hardly used in the south-east
- BSR is planning bulky waste days in the neighborhood: co-determination of pick-up locations possible
- For a colorful and diverse district: International Week Against Racism begins
- More time, more money: The renovation of the Müggelsee lido has been delayed
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