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Welcome to the latest edition of 24/7 news, where we bring you the most important updates from the past week. This weekend, the focus is on exploring the Lausitzer Seeland, the largest man-made water landscape in Europe. The Tourism Association of Lausitzer Seenland Brandenburg has organized various discovery tours, allowing visitors to explore fascinating destinations by bus, bicycle, or on foot. Highlights include the Kunstguss in Lauchhammer, the Gartenstadt Mager, the Energiefabrik in Knappenrode, and the Findlingspark Nochten. For those who prefer biking, there are routes to the Senftenberger, Geierswalder See, and the German-Polish border town of Guben. The Seenlandtage event is supported by the Zweckverband Lausitzer Seenland Brandenburg, Sachsen, and the LBV.

Unveiling the New Kunstrasen at FSV Glückauf-Gesenftenberg

Excitement is in the air as the FSV Glückauf-Gesenftenberg prepares for a major transformation. The Kunstrasenplatz, a synthetic turf field, is nearing completion, and the first training sessions have already taken place. The new field is a significant milestone for the club, as it means they no longer have to rely on other sports facilities. The FSV Glückauf-Gesenftenberg is one of the largest sporting clubs in the city of Senftenberg, with over 350 members. With the current training and competition activities involving more than 200 children and youth, the need for the new field was evident. While there are some finishing touches remaining, the official inauguration of the facility is scheduled for mid-May. The construction costs of approximately 2 million euros are part of the city's sports development concept.

Celebrating the World Book Day with a Vorlesewettbewerb

On April 19, the Siecampusbibliothek hosted the traditional Vorlesewettbewerb (reading competition) for sixth-grade students from the cities of Lauchhammer and Schwarzheide. Ten enthusiastic students took part in the event, presenting their chosen books in the first round and reading an unknown text in the second. The competition, judged by a panel of teachers and parents, was a testament to the love for literature among the young participants. This year, Jette Papke from Lauchhammer emerged as the proud winner of the Vorlesewettbewerb. She was awarded a trophy and a book voucher for her outstanding performance.

A Trip Down Memory Lane at the Former Realschule in Senftenberg

The old Realschule building in Senftenberg welcomed a special group of visitors last Saturday. The former 12D class of the Walther-Rathenau-Gymnasium gathered to celebrate their 50th Abitur anniversary. Seventeen former classmates reunited at the site where they once attended school from 1961 to 1969. After the unveiling of a commemorative plaque on the construction fence, the group had the opportunity to learn about the future plans for the building complex from the investors, Elisabeth and Horst Michael Bruckmoser. The renovated complex will not only house medical practices but also offer various activities for all generations, including courses, a coffee shop, a Tonhalle event area, and a small beer garden. The renovated premises are expected to be open to the public by spring 2024.

Updates from Senftenberger Theater

The Senftenberger Theater recently underwent changes in its technical leadership. After 29 years, Axel Tonn handed over his responsibilities as the technical director to the younger generation. However, Tonn continues to be part of the theater in a different capacity. The new technical leadership team, consisting of Peter Jeske, Steffen Wolf, and Axel Tonn, is focusing on topics such as renovation, digitalization, and sustainability. The move to a new workshop building while maintaining ongoing performances presents new challenges for the team. They are supported by Helene Seitz, who has transitioned from her previous role as an equipment assistant.

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Join us next time for more exciting updates and news. Remember, the weather might be unpredictable, but the Stadtwerke Senftenberg, your reliable partner for gas, electricity, and district heating, has got you covered. Get ready for a weekend filled with adventure, whether it's sunny, rainy, or frosty. Stay tuned for the latest weather forecast!

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