Leaders

Stephanie piske wants to enjoy again. "It’s really great when the spectators join in", says the SG garitz/nudlingen goalkeeper, who has practically grown up with handball. "I was one week old when my dad, also a handball player, took me to the gym. When i was seven years old, i started playing myself", the berlin native, who played for TSV tempelhof-mariendorf for many years, says. As a field player. Lower franconia only became an issue ten years ago, thanks to her friend. Relocation, a new job in a rehabilitation center in bad kissingen – and the move to the SG garitz/nudlingen. "Because karla reinshagen was injured at the time, i went in goal", says the 37-year-old. And quickly came to terms with the change of roles. "My youth coach in berlin has made sure that the players are familiar with all positions. Then you also played in the goal."

Stephanie piske is a stoic between the posts. One who takes her strength out of the equation. One who doesn’t have to raise her voice to show leadership qualities. On and off the pitch. "Stephanie is a person and our team leader. We work excellently together, and I would like to see it continue like this", SG coach harun tucovic speaks with respect of his number "15", the tucovic to the best goalkeepers in the league pays. "With her experience, but also her sporting ambition, she has played a decisive role in the team’s success." Stephanie piske has no intention of retiring, even though she has a talented successor in pia kunzmann. "It’s funny. I’m about twice as old as pia, but I’ve only been in goal half as long as she has", says the captain. And speaks of a very harmonious relationship. "I think we complement each other. I can still learn from her. It’s good to have someone else in this position by your side. When the time comes, i will gladly give pia the preference. At the moment, however, I have a lot of spab."

Stephanie piske works in social consulting and quality management.

Industry president dieter kempf has acknowledged political and business failures in the east – and called for a joint effort, especially for better infrastructure.

Shortly before the state elections in brandenburg and saxony, kempf told the deutsche presse-agentur: "we have listened far too little to the people in eastern germany and also looked too little at them. The regional differences in eastern germany are sometimes enormous. In some places, we are experiencing a veritable exodus from the villages."

A few days before the state elections on sunday in brandenburg and saxony, the president of the federation of german industry (bdi) said: "we need a joint effort to significantly improve the infrastructure in the east in particular." This is a joint task of politics and economy. "For too long, the mistake was made of equating infrastructure with road construction. But infrastructure is so much more – it’s also internet access, the village pub, the baker and the local doctor. This has been neglected. I can understand when people there feel they have not been noticed."

The traveling exhibition, which deals with the women of the reformation, is open until 31 december. October in the himmelkroner collegiate church, in the cloister and in the parish house to see.
Since 15. October the exhibition boards are set up and meet with a broad response. The rooms are open daily from 8 am to 6 pm.
Little is known about the women of the reformation besides katharina von bora. In the traveling exhibition, twelve women from different social and regional backgrounds are presented from today’s point of view.
The regional connection comes from margarethe von dohlau, the last abbess of the himmelkroner monastery, who committed herself to the "new doctrine" well known.

Talk evening on thursday

On thursday of this week at 19.30 o’clock another accompanying event takes place in the gemeindehaus, markgrafenstrabe 8.