As of: March 12, 2024, 10:32 a.m
By: Sabine Schörner
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The planning committee for Region 17 is currently meeting in the Tölz district office. © Andreas Steppan
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Tuesday March 12th:
10.32 a.m.:
The planning committee of Region 17 is currently discussing the designation of priority areas for wind power.
The Tölz district administrator Josef Niedermaier says: “We are faced with a huge Gordian knot.”
Patience game: Traffic is backing up on Sachsenkamer Straße.
© Andreas Steppan
9:47 a.m.:
Drivers need patience.
Traffic is backed up on Sachsenkamer Straße in the direction of Flinthöhe.
The reason is probably the closure of Eichmühlstrasse.
Even a new traffic light switch apparently didn't bring any improvement.
Always up to date: The news blog Tölz live © Pröhl / merkur.de
Monday March 11th:
6.12 p.m.:
An event hall is to be built in Gaißach with the help of a cooperative.
Anyone who is interested in becoming a member can submit their completed membership application to the Gaißach town hall or to one of the six initiators until next Sunday, March 17th.
The form and further information can be found online at https://reservewirt-gaissach.de/Genossenschaft/.
After evaluating the applications received, a decision will be made about how to proceed.
We urgently request support to save the village culture.
Not only people from Gaißach can join the cooperative.
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4.42 p.m
.: “Affordable living in the Moralt area”: This is the topic of an event that the district association of Alliance 90/The Greens is inviting you to this Wednesday, March 13th.
It starts at 7 p.m. in the hall of the Posthotel Kolberbräu.
Mayor Ingo Mehner and Thomas Scherer from the company Monumentneu are invited.
They will provide information about the city's objectives and the current planning status.
The discussion will be supplemented by a contribution from local spokesman Franz Mayer on the topic of socially fair land use.
District spokesman Andreas Wild also speaks about the right to housing.
Work has begun on State Highway 2368.
© Karl Bock
3:14 p.m.:
State road
2368 between Dietramszell and Kirchbichl is being renovated.
The route is expected to remain closed to traffic until October.
Caricatures by Hans Reiser from Reichersbeuern can be seen in Geretsried from Sunday.
© Hans Reiser
1:58 p.m.:
“Caricaturist, illustrator, whitewasher”: The artist Hans Reiser from Reichersbeuern, who is also well known to readers of the Tölzer Kurier through his weekly “Winzerer” contributions, is exhibiting in the municipal gallery on Elbestrasse in Geretsried.
His pictures and drawings can be seen from Sunday, March 17th to Sunday, April 7th.
The vernissage will take place on Friday, March 15th.
The musical accompaniment is provided by the formation “Jan Reiser and friends”.
It starts at 18 o'clock.
Further information is available at kultur@geretsried.de or by calling 0 81 71/6 29 81 61. Guided tours with the artist take place on Sundays, March 17th and 24th, at 3 p.m.
12.36 p.m.:
The Bad Tölz Historical Association is a member of various, mostly regional, historical associations.
Many of these clubs or institutions publish yearbooks with numerous articles that are also of interest to the Oberland.
At the monthly meeting this Monday, March 11th, at 8 p.m. in the Gasthof Metzgerbräu, the newly published yearbooks will be presented in collaboration with the city archives, including the yearbook of the Association for Christian Art with articles about the Kalvarienberg, the Mühlfeld and the Franciscan Church in Bad Tölz.
Members and guests are invited to bring their own newly discovered books and present them.
11.04 a.m.:
The beer tent on the meadow below the monastery is already up.
The Josefifest will take place again on Reutberg from March 15th to 24th.
There is a varied program.
This year's guest speaker is Economics Minister Hubert Aiwanger.
The beer tent is already up: the Josefifest will take place at Reutberg Monastery from March 15th to 24th.
© Karl Bock
10:26 a.m.:
Every helping hand is welcome: Next Tuesday, March 12th, the big church cleaning will take place in the Catholic Church of St. Michael in Kochel am See from 1 p.m.
Afterwards there will be coffee and cake for the helpers in the parish hall
Sunday March 10th:
5:18 p.m.:
Everyone knows about essential oils or has experienced them in some way.
Lavender can help you relax, tea tree or eucalyptus can help with colds and much more - but few people know that lemon oil can influence the immune system, peppermint helps against headaches and frankincense is good for the skin.
At a lecture on Thursday, March 14th, in the monastery café in Benediktbeuern, Sabine Holler, holistic health advisor with a focus on aromatherapy, explains how essential oils work in the body and brain, how diverse they can be used and, above all, how they can affect us in everyday life. can support at work, in the family with children or in care.
Starts at 5 p.m.
Admission is free.
3:48 p.m.:
Four emergency services from the Kochler Mountain Rescue Service helped a man from the Munich area on Rauteck on Saturday.
According to on-call manager Toni Geiger, the 19-year-old misjudged the snow conditions on the way from Altjoch towards Heimgarten and made an emergency call.
Because hypothermia was suspected, he was rescued by helicopter and looked after by helpers in the valley.
Relatives then took him home.
3:06 p.m.:
The Kochler police are trying to solve an accident.
According to a press report, a Kochler woman (45) parked her Opel in the parking lot at the train station at 8 a.m. on Friday.
When she returned around 3:45 p.m., she discovered that a previously unknown driver had presumably crashed into her left rear fender during a parking maneuver.
He then left without caring about the material damage to the Opel amounting to around 2,000 euros.
The police are asking for any relevant information by calling 0 80 41/7 61 06-273.