Our twelve district newsletters have now been subscribed to more than 257,000 times across Berlin. The week continues with Marzahn-Hellersdorf, Spandau and Tempelhof-Schöneberg. You can order our newsletters from these three Berlin districts, like all other district newsletters from Tagesspiegel, free of charge here: people.tagesspiegel.de.
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André Görke reports from SPANDAU:
- The head of the Corona-Ambulanz Havelhöhe asked for help in the newsletter – and the reactions were great: “Local residents and clubs promptly helped with hot tea, pizza, cake, thank you cards …” And Kladow neighbors collect donations for clinic staff. More on this in the newsletter, further topics this time including:
- There is a real wine shop in Spandau: But who has been behind it for 40 years? A newsletter conversation about good wines, Pichelsdorfer Straße, trouble at Metzer Platz and favorite places
- Corona-Ticker im Newsletter
- Advent fair in front of the town hall will be closed – dealers indignantly report to the newsletter
- 60 million construction site: Newsletter update on Havel expansion
- Columbus in Kladow: Now the town hall is responding to the colonialism debate from the newsletter
- Berlin’s last farmers: The “Gatower Bauernweg” will be revived in 2022 – economic development reveals the plan in the newsletter
- The 3 broken bridges in Spandau are ….
- “Massive security presence”: CDU wants more flashing lights in the fight against the Staaken fire devil
- Church services and New Year’s Eve: The first newsletter tips for Spandau
- Winter hiking on the Hahneberg
- Newsletter explains the riddle of the Glienicker See: Why is there a fence in the middle of the water?
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Sophie Rosenfeld reports from TEMPELHOF-SCHÖNEBERG:
- Corona update from the district
- New from old: Rut Meyburger uses upcycling for new leather products
- The new primary school location at the former Luise and Wilhelm Teske School will not be completely finished until 2032
- BVV preview: residents’ application for Tempelhofer Damm gets an audience, bicycle traffic facility is already under renovation
- Annual review on the Brauseboys reading stage
- What do you know about the Christmas tree? Guessing in the Ev. Heilsbronnen Church
- Walking football team is looking for members
- Solidarity with the fleeing people in Belarus and Poland: Action weekend gave the district the green light
- Forgotten election posters: did you find any?
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Johanna Treblin writes from MARZAHN-HELLERSDORF:
- Corona update from the district
- Single woman desperate to find an apartment
- Three inquiries from residents about the development of green courtyards
- Anja Minke is the main fire chief at the Marzahn volunteer fire brigade
- District office presents integration report
- Senate funds for Cleantech Business Park
- Housing prices rose 15.1 percent per year
- Four-year-old hit by a car driver
- Soup for everyone +++ When it suddenly sparks at the class reunion +++ Ecological garden design made easy +++ The most beautiful cookbooks of the year
- Corona update for the district
- Contemporary history archive must close
- The schoolyard of the Geißenweide elementary school may not be built on after all
- Vaccination center at the Freizeit-Forum now with appointments
- Russian garden for Marzahn?
- Firecracker prohibition zone Marzahn North
- Bürgeramt Biesdorf-Center is being expanded
- “Zukunft Helle Mitte” receives 2.4 million euros in funding
- Intercultural tree decoration
- Visit to the district museum: lithographs by Emil Stumpp
- Berlin homicide investigator on the fall of his life
- Drivers run over pedestrians several times
- Cyclists: approached inside
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Especially in these times it is important to congratulate loved ones. In our newsletters from Marzahn-Hellersdorf, Spandau, Tempelhof-Schöneberg and of course in all other local people newsletters from Tagesspiegel, you can refer to the birthdays of friends, life partners, relatives, neighbors, colleagues, business partners etc. or even with a few yourself nice words congratulate. Write to our authors, whose email addresses you will find in the newsletters.
