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:
- “We have more case numbers than ever since spring 2020. There is no relaxation in sight, it is much more the highest level since the beginning of Corona in Spandau,” said our author, Spandau’s new city councilor for health, Oliver Gellert, Greens, in all clarity . And: “The incidences hardly reflect reality – we can hardly keep up with the recording of new cases.” The good news: A new vaccination center is opening in the Arcaden, so it is centrally located and easily accessible. The City Councilor for Health gives the first details in the newsletter. Other topics this time, among others
- “You can say goodbye to me”: The 1st newsletter interview with the robot that is now curving through the old town library
- South Pacific, duckweed and hospital: All the really important Spandau news about the BVG timetable change in the newsletter
- AfD city council fails again
- Berlin’s poorest large housing estate “Heerstraße Nord” in the newsletter focus: rats, rents, fire and broken elevators
- Disgusting toilets and children in fear: Here is the agenda for the Ludwig Heim primary school until 2029
- Scary tunnel at the ICE train station: City council names the plans for Klosterstrasse 2022 in the newsletter
- News about the long-running newsletter Christoph Columbus in Kladow
- Town hall tower without a Christmas tree: what’s going on up there?
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Lotte Buschenhagen reports from TEMPELHOF-SCHÖNEBERG:
- Corona update for the district
- From the A103 to Gleisdreieckpark: What the coalition is planning for Tempelhof-Schöneberg
- Now it is not being pimped up: the district rejects Grazer Platz
- “The original wig is still from my grandmother”: An interview with Schöneberger Drag Queen Margot Schlönzke
- This is how it gets festive despite Corona: My Christmas tips for the district
- 150 years of Friedenau? New reading book explains
- “Don’t talk for a long time – create offers!”: SC “Kiezmove” goes into politics
- Vaccinate what it takes: Johanna Eck School’s online diary
- Schöneberg on your ears: Podcast tip
- Advent singing canceled
- Where firecrackers are forbidden on New Year’s Eve
- Theater at four in the morning
- What’s driving there? Christmas Bike Tour whizzes through the south of Berlin
- Lively advent calendar
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Johanna Treblin writes from MARZAHN-HELLERSDORF:
- 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.
