"She likes to be among the people, everyone in the village likes her." this is what one guest said about hedwig kneuer, who celebrated her 90th birthday on new year's eve. Birthday celebrated. A happy day, as she herself said, because: "I have people around me who suit me."
The jubilarian is a kraisdorfer urgestein. She was born and went to school here and has worked in agriculture all her life. 1990 her husband august died.
Lisa eckert from kirchenbirkig (bayreuth district) is the best accountant in bavaria. The 20-year-old administrative assistant from the city of pottenstein completed her further training as an accountant at the bavarian administrative college in nurnberg and graduated with an overall grade of 1.0.
The final audit consisted of two parts: in the fields of "accounting, accounting and valuation" she also received a grade of 1.0 in the subjects "new municipal budget, annual financial statements and cost-performance accounting.
Pottenstein mayor stefan fruhbeiber (CWU/UWV), who had arranged a small celebration for lisa eckert in the town hall, emphasized that he was very proud of his employee and the super degree she had received. After finishing secondary school, the girl from church birch learned the profession of an administrative assistant at the district administration office in bayreuth. "I always wanted to do something in the office", says lisa eckert. When a position in the residents’ registration office was advertised in the pottenstein town hall in march of last year, she applied and was hired from among more than a dozen applicants. "Pottenstein is just my home town", lisa eckert is happy to be working at pottenstein city hall. As she says, it makes her very much fun with the nice colleagues, but also in the party traffic with the burgers. "I like it here and the working atmosphere is very good", says lisa eckert with a smile on her lips.
In addition to her professional activities, she has now furthered her education as an accountant. "You had to learn a lot at home", lisa eckert confesses. But it was worth it, because now all promotion possibilities are open to them.
Since the recent members’ meeting, lisa eckert has also been active in her private life as the secretary of the gentian kirchenbirkig guardian association. Here she pushes also already long in the second team in the round competitions with. She also enjoys other sporting activities, such as fitness courses at the adult education center.
The youth welfare committee of the district of kronach met again at short notice before the christmas holidays to discuss youth social work at the elementary schools of pressig and stockheim. The committee supports the creation of one position each, initially for a limited period of time.
This is intended to compensate for the pandemic-related stresses in the area of social learning and skills development. At the same time, a possible long-term need is to be determined.
Have young people become more difficult? This question from oldburg mayor werner wolf () to youth worker christian schonfelder about his balance sheet after 15 years of youth work in grafenberg was not easy to answer. Youth work has changed. In any case, the young people accepted the newly renovated rooms well. However, the change of generations is noticeable. Young people who were still involved in the redesign are now out of their shoes, the fifth graders are standing in front of the tower.
Bowling, a trip to the ice center and, of course, educational work on violence, drugs and extremism in any form are among his tasks, according to schonfelder. In the area of prevention, there is close cooperation with social worker yvonne amtmann from the grafenberg middle school. Christian schonfelder would also like to see more volunteers.
For roses the "open garden day" is coming often a bit late. This is a pity, especially for ina hanauer, because her garden is currently still a true rose splendor. Nevertheless, on the coming sunday – like other oberhaider – she opens her garden for the public. Hanauer already participated in 2008. "And the garden is still the same already", schwarmt alexandra klemisch, district advisor for horticulture and land conservation. For apart from roses, perennials, climbing plants, small woods and flowerbeds fill the lovingly tended house garden.
Four more private gardens can be visited on sunday from 10 a.M. To 5 p.M. In oberhaid. A relatively young garden is that of elke and jorg leisgang. "The garden has grown with us, says elke leisgang. Natural stones are an essential structural element that divides the family’s home garden into different areas. An "outdoor living room with retreats and open areas – clearly structured and yet close to nature, as klemisch and her colleague claudia kuhnel emphasize.
It all started by accident when the schoolboys discovered two pallets that the janitor wanted to dispose of. The idea was quickly born to use it to build pallet furniture for the classroom. After a short time it was clear that the class wanted to do this as a voluntary project.
First, the students and their teacher michael kubert planned how the pallets would be made into furniture and what additional materials would be needed. They bought and paid for screws, wheels, foam and upholstery themselves out of their own pockets. In the first hour they distributed the various tasks such as sanding, saying, drilling and screwing and began to build the 2-seater sofa.
The workroom was a hive of activity, with sandpaper, cordless screwdrivers, hammers and cutter knives all part of the tools of the trade.
After three additional hours of school, the girls and boys had their first sofa ready. The only thing missing were the cushions covered in gray fabric, which one of the students had made together with her father. Now the students presented their 2-seater sofa to principal ulrike freifrau von und zu der tann. The principal was so pleased with the results of the project that she offered to provide financial support for a second sofa.
After four more pallets and the necessary building materials had been procured, the schoolchildren assembled their second piece of furniture in their free time. The leftovers were also used to make a small table.
The cooperation was changeable because different opinions prevailed. In the end they had agreed and had a lot of fun building it. Class 9a is very proud of the seating group they have built. This project has brought the class community even closer together, and the students are looking forward to spending free time together with their sit-down mobs.
Karate on the agenda in the afternoon. Sixth-grader jennifer boxes and kicks with all her might against the punching pad held out by her karate teacher georg muller. The petite girl is sweating and breathing heavily, her face red from exertion. Concentrated, it keeps aiming at the target. The experienced children's and youth trainer spurs them on: "firm! Imagine being really pissed off!" jennifer gives it her all and is satisfied with the new school karate. "It's really great because you learn how to defend yourself", she says strained.
"The children need movement and they want to move", says supervisor carina winter. When schools are busy, they are more concentrated and quieter in class. Karate lessons are part of the all-day care program at the bad bocklet middle school. Since the beginning of the current school year, the gesellschaft zur forderung beruflicher und sozialer integration (gfi) from schweinfurt has been organizing the open all-day school. Twelve children are currently being cared for after school hours.
Ludwigsstadt was first mentioned in a document in 1269. The 750. This year’s anniversary was celebrated with a colorful series of events. The historical photos shown at the festive reception were very well received. These are now available on CD in the town hall of ludwigsstadt.
A wonderful opening concert, a festive reception with a varied supporting program and an atmospheric torchlight procession, a large 750th anniversary market with many activities in the city center, exciting exhibitions with pictures and striking milestones in the city’s history – the series of events put on by the project group consisting of representatives of local associations, other committed people and mayor timo ehrhardt at the helm in cooperation with the city of ludwigsstadt was something to behold. The anniversary program attracted an overwhelming number of visitors to the city.
Who uses the word "final exhortations"? Hort, probably first thinks of a classroom where stressed-out schoolchildren fill entire sheets of paper with their knowledge. However, the so-called project examination, which took place this week at the ritter-von spix secondary school in hochstadt, is completely different. "This is a relatively new, but very useful form of evaluation. The young people were able to demonstrate their practical skills", says michael ulbrich, principal of the spix school.
A week for the practice
In spite of his serious accident during "betting that..?" samuel koch (25) has never given up. "I’m always trying to tickle out a little bit more somewhere", describes koch at "peter hahne on ZDF next sunday, 30. June 2013, 10.3 p.M., his efforts to regain a little more agility. He is making progress above all in the sensory area, he can feel his hands and fingers again. "Progress is perhaps too strong a term for it."
In his book "samuel koch – two lives" the 25-year-old describes his life before and after the accident. Take a look here