Tag: District of Cham
Arcadian poster campaign by Peter Kees in Bavaria – Munich
When it comes to attracting public attention, Peter Kees has always been good. The performance artist, who was born in Bayreuth in 1965 and lives in Steinhöring near Munich and…
Sustainable building: an interview with architect Peter Haimerl – Bavaria
Peter Haimerl used to feel “physical pain” when he drove through the settlements in the Bavarian Forest. Today the architect is fighting to save old farmhouses in his homeland. A…
Bavaria: The cross-border rescue service is threatened with the end – Bavaria
A cross-border rescue service project funded by the EU offers fast and unbureaucratic help in emergencies in the Bavarian-Czech border region. This expires at the end of 2022. Angelika Schorer,…
Bavaria gets the first certified spa and medicinal forests – Bavaria
Significantly later than many other federal states, Bavaria is now also getting its first certified spa and medicinal forests. Bad Füssing, Bad Kötzting and Bad Wörishofen are the first communities…
Bavaria: The shortage of apprentices continues – Bavaria
As every three years, Max Heimerl’s apprentices are building a house on their own. The prospective bricklayers from the first to third year of their apprenticeship study the plans, do…
Bad Kötzting: struck by lightning while walking – Bavaria
When walking, two people in the Upper Palatinate were struck by lightning and injured. A 42-year-old man and his 55-year-old companion were on Monday in Bad Kötzting (Cham district) with…
Investigations against former geriatric nurse: Exhumed corpse shows no violence
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Neukirchen bei Heiligen Blut: Relics and angel figure stolen from pilgrimage church
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Children bring three-year-olds to safety – Bavaria
Two children brought a runaway three-year-old to safety in the Upper Palatinate. The little girl was in Furth im Wald (Cham district) with her mother in the supermarket and ran…
Bavaria: How digital ideas make country life easier – Bavaria
Villages without life, hardly any buses, even less often a train – and a lack of bandwidth for video conferences at home: what sounds like a cliché about the country…