Shock in Bad Oldesloe: Citizens' office suffers from Appointment Chaos!

Shock in Bad Oldesloe: Citizens' office suffers from Appointment Chaos!

In the latest reporting on important events in the Stormarn district, there are several news that attracts the attention of the population. First of all, there was a significant discovery in the city of Reinfeld, where archaeologists discovered traces of an iron time settlement on a field. This could indicate that the region was populated much older than previously assumed. The find may put Reinfeld in the foreground as a settlement in front of Lübeck, which has historical implications for the entire region. The excavations will continue until the end of November because a new commercial area is planned on this site.

Another topic that the citizens of Bad Oldesloe employs are the problems with making an appointment in the citizens' office. Many residents report that it was almost impossible for several months to get an appointment. However, the head of the citizens' office has taken measures to improve the situation. This means that appointments are now available again, which is a relief for citizens.

luxury cars in the sights of car thieves

A particularly worrying topic are the car theft, which are increasingly reported in Stormarn and Duchy of Lauenburg. The Ratzeburg police department has reported a series of burglaries and thefts, whereby the impression arises that the number of these crimes increases. On closer inspection, however, it shows that the total number of burglaries has dropped compared to the previous year. The situation remains tense and it is expected that the authorities will continue to take measures to counteract this.

In another news report, it was reported that the collapsed net market in Ratzeburg left numerous foods. The responsible building contractor plans to save these goods and donate to local organizations, which is particularly important for animal shelters and the board. This measure is received positively in the region because many facilities are dependent on such resources.

The reporting is rounded off by the changeover of the ice pavilion at the Lübeck Holstentor on winter operation. Instead of ice cream, winter pastries that Muzen, are now offered. This change is an attempt to maintain the attractiveness of the offer in the cold season, and it will be exciting to see how the Lübeck will react to the new offer.

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