Review of week 44/2009: bankruptcy and scandals in Kleinzell

Review of week 44/2009: bankruptcy and scandals in Kleinzell

In autumn 2009 there were some headlines in the region on the front page of the Lilienfelder NÖN, which caused a sensation. The local editions reported remarkable events, including a drunk driver who made the streets unsafe at excessive speed. This episode not only shocked the residents, but also threw a light on the problem of alcohol at the wheel.

In the same week, the long -time mayor of Kleinzell, Stefan Mitschek , announced his decision not to stand for election anymore. Rumors stated that the local landlady Michaela Mohr could possibly become his successor. Such changes are often of great importance in the small communities because they influence the future of the political landscape.

insolvency of the inn "two linden"

Another dark point in the news was the bankruptcy of the “two linden tribute” inn. The host Walter Lanzerstorfer from Hohenberg had to take this step with a heavy heart. The loss of the inn not only meant the end of an important meeting point for the community, but also the loss of a ballroom, which would have affected many events in the region. Such companies are often the heart of the community in smaller towns.

in another place, in Türnitz, two young people committed a car theft that ended in a disaster. Her jaunt with the stolen vehicle ended abruptly on an Allenbaum, which not only led to considerable damage to property, but also raised the question of how such criminal acts are viewed by the youngsters and what consequences they could show.

Especially in the memory, however, the incident remains in Eschenau, where a 35-year-old man was caught with a blood alcohol content of two per thousand and a speed of 140 km/h. Such behavior is not only a risk to the driver himself, but also for all other road users. The extent of this risk in the community has led to intensive discussions about the need for stricter controls and prevention measures.

These events of week 44 in 2009 illustrated the challenges with which the region was faced. The resignation of the Mayor and the Gasthof's bankruptcy caused concern among the citizens, while the crimes raised questions about youth education and traffic safety. Such incidents leave traces that sustain to the community for a long time.

For more information about the details of these headlines, see the current report on www.noen.at .