Tilman Fuchs: Münster has a new mayor!

Tilman Fuchs: Münster has a new mayor!

In Münster, a new wind spread through the town hall on November 5th: Tilman Fuchs was introduced as the newly crowned mayor at a celebratory council meeting. After the successful runoff election at the end of September, Fuchs took office on November 1st. At his inauguration, the council bell rang in the Lamberti church tower, a ancestral tradition that underlines the importance of this moment. To celebrate the day, the well-deserved fox immediately put on the chain of office, which was presented to him by his predecessor Markus Lewe, as allesmuenster.de reports.

Dr. Dietmar Erber, the longest-serving council member, ironically led the meeting more inelegantly until Fuchs' official inauguration. This new council term is a diverse bunch, as 66 council members from nine different parties will shape the city's fortunes. The mandates of the council members elected in 2020 expired at the council meeting.

New faces on the council

With Fuchs at the helm, the new honorary deputy mayors were also elected. Klaus Rosenau from the Greens, Angela Stähler from the CDU and Maria Winkel from the SPD will serve in this role for the next five years. A breath of fresh air seems to be blowing through politics in Münster.

But something is not only happening in Münster. If you look in the distance at the LA County Library in the USA, it becomes clear that the diversity of the offering is also very popular there. All locations will be closed on November 11th for Veterans Day, but the digital library will be accessible 24 hours a day. As a member, you have the opportunity to download or stream eBooks, magazines, music and even films for free, as lacountylibrary.org reports. A truly good deal for reading lovers and film fans!

November is also Native American Heritage Month, meaning special programs and book lists highlight the relevance of this culture. Early childhood education and parenting support services are also available at the Family Place Libraries, while the Consumer Health Information Program provides medical research assistance.

Interactive games and competitions

Last but not least, we look at the world of Pokémon, where special attacks are used in double battles that affect several targets at the same time. These attacks can be used strategically for official competitions, which often involve teamwork. Attacks are divided into groups that involve adjacent targets, entire fields, and even teammates, as shown on pokemondb.net.

So much fresh air, be it in politics or in the areas of education and entertainment - there should be something for everyone in these exciting times. Münster is on a promising course, and the projects of the LA County Library as well as exciting trends in the world of games show that the exchange between cultures and the fun of knowledge are universal.