Brandenburg's community budget: 150,000 euros approved for new projects!

Brandenburg's community budget: 150,000 euros approved for new projects!
In Brandenburg an der Havel, nine new projects from the 2025/26 community budget were approved this week, which mobilize almost 150,000 euros in funding. This initiative not only blooms the feeling of community, but also gives up numerous ideas from the citizens. Particularly noteworthy is the planned augmented reality project to celebrate the city's 1100th anniversary, which offers exciting perspectives for cultural design. But not everything runs smoothly. Out of 40 submitted proposals, 31 ideas were rejected, which shows that the participation of the residents is not a self -run. [maz-online.de reports that …] (Https://www.maz-online.de/lokales/brandenburg-havel/newsletter-brandenburg-30-06-25-bornavirus-fuehrerschein-fuer-sen-mann-89-vanhqrakgb4kfyaosi.html)
The Bornavirus is a big topic that is currently causing a conversation in the region. A tragic death in Bavaria has let the alarm bells ring and led to increased attention in Brandenburg and Potsdam-Mittelmark, where the authority does not exclude a possible distribution of the virus. Currently, two men in Pfaffenhofen are ill at the ILM, although one has not survived the virus. The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) has published references to further infections. It is particularly worrying that the Borna virus is the potential trigger of severe neurological diseases, including encephalitis. Br.de reports that ...borna virus: a threat in silence
The bornavirus is transmitted mainly by the Feldspitzmaus, which acts as a typical virus carrier. However, infection with this virus is not easy to understand. It is believed that it can be transmitted via contact with excretions or through contaminated foods and water. Experts warn that although the disease rarely occurs compared to other infections, it can have fatal consequences. In Germany, 14 known cases have been registered with encephalitis in the past two decades, many of which could be associated with the Borna virus. [pharmacy adhoc.de reports that…] (https://www.apotheke-adhoc.de/nachrichten/dharmazie/borna-virus-toedliche-infections-breiten-sich-in-Deutschland-aus-Virusinstungen/)
The symptoms range from headaches to fever to neurological problems and can lead to a dramatic course of the disease. In the case of unclear symptoms such as acute meningoencephalitis, experts recommend also thinking about a possible borna infection. Buyers of pets and user owners are advised to take precautionary measures to avoid spreading the virus.
community life in Brandenburg an der Havel
In addition to these worrying reports, there are also gratifying news from the region. For example, a drinking water pipe in the old town Fischerstrasse is moved until October 30, which ensures an improvement in the infrastructure. The Medewitz Holzwirtswirtschaftsbetrieb Michalik is also planning for the future after a fire in January and receives support in creating a development plan from the village and home association Medewitz.
The popularity of Türkiye and Greece as holiday destinations remains unbroken, with travelers being admonished to book early because the costs go up. Last minute trips have become less attractive in 2025, which is a new challenge for the travel industry.
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