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Thomas Loy writes from TREPTOW-KÖPENICK:
- “Kiezblocks” means: Zones are created in Berlin’s neighborhoods that cars can enter separately, but cannot drive through. There are also other traffic calming ideas. The “Superblocks” in Barcelona are a role model both in terms of name and approach. The district councilors in Treptow-Köpenick have now also decided on a neighborhood block in their district with the votes of the Greens, SPD and Leftists, in Alt-Treptow, as elsewhere, after a residents’ application. More on this in the newsletter, other topics this time include:
- Theater maker Cielo Faccio stirs up the Schöneweider Kiez
- Luxury living at the Generalshof – prices have risen by a third
- Angry children and frustrated educators: conflicts in the Johanniter daycare center
- Residential application for the Alt-Treptow neighborhood block decided
- Adlershofer Zeitung ceases publication
- The Hilbrecht era is coming to an end: looking for a new captain from Köpenick
- Crowdfunding campaign: help for the robbed grandma
- Three neighborhood tours on the Day of Urban Development Funding
- Best reader in the district
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Robert Klages writes from LICHTENBERG:
- Lichtenberg student Clara Biermann represents the state of Berlin in the national competition “Youth debates”
- With the “Ostbahn” to Kostrzyn in Poland?
- Combined pool Lichtenberg-Marzahn should be accessible for everyone
- Bike tour tip: The water worlds in Lichtenberg and Marzahn-Hellersdorf
- Series of events on the Revolution Monument in Friedrichsfelde: Mies van der Rohe and the unfinished modern age
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