The Junge Union (JU) in Haar has a new chairman after ten years and wants to intensify its political work. Marc Weidenbusch resigned at the local general meeting in the small theater. Florian Haller moved up. “The JU Haar has led a shadowy existence for several years now,” said Weidenbusch. “Age-related resignations of long-term members as well as study-related stays abroad have slowly decimated the base of active members.” He is all the more pleased about the new “powerful troop”. Haller said that the JU Haar is being “breathed new life into”. JU Haar currently has 14 members. Now, as a result of the pandemic, new approaches will be taken in terms of addressing members and visibility, according to the statement from district chief Jan Kämmerer. “One goal is to represent the interests of young hairdressers in the CSU and the community in the medium and long term with the support of the student union at secondary schools in Haar.” Maya Upmann is deputy chairwoman, Celina Pflügler treasurer and Johanna Wieser with Weidenbusch assessor.
Haar – Junge Union wants to take off with a new team – District of Munich
