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Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: Grabow: Bürgermeisterin Kathleen Bartels bleibt im Amt
Stand: 11.05.2025 20:56 Uhr Mit 52 Prozent der Stimmen hat Kathleen Bartels die Wahl zur Grabower Bürgermeisterin gewonnen. Am Sonntagabend ist in Grabow (Landkreis Ludwigslust-Parchim) gleichzeitig mit der Landratswahl auch die Entscheidung ium das Bürgermeisteramt gefallen. Kathleen Bartels (SPD) bleibt Bürgermeisterin der Stadt. Sie wurde mit etwa 52 Prozent der Stimmen gewählt. Die Wahlbeteiligung lag insgesamt bei knapp 63 Prozent.
In design as in all business today, collaboration is both means and end
Kathleen A. Bartels is a Rhode Island native and co-owner of LLB Architects. The firm’s headquarters is in the Design Exchange, a historic Pawtucket mill complex that LLB transformed into a creative business hub. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY Kathleen A. Bartels | LLB Architects president and partner Over the course of my two-decade-plus career, I have witnessed firsthand the shift from hierarchical, top-down… Subscriber-only Content This article is available only to PBN Subscribers.
2016 Year in Review: Sticking to BC Liberal game plan yields balanced budget, debt reduction, international environmental recognition
As premier, my job is to ensure every action taken by government reflects the core values that built this province: create more opportunity, protect this magnificent place for future generations and take care of the people we love. Every year brings its own unique challenges, but despite economic uncertainty across Canada and around the world, in 2016, our plan to put British Columbians first is returning dividends.
2016 Year in Review: UBC's second century: moving from excellence to eminence
The holiday season is a time both for reflection and for looking ahead to the future. For me and my family, the highlight of 2016 was the warm welcome we received from British Columbians when I took up my position as 15th president and vice-chancellor of the University of British Columbia (UBC). In many ways, coming to UBC has been a homecoming. I was born in Vancouver, at St. Paul’s Hospital, during the time my father was a UBC mathematics professor.
2016 Year in Review: Concern over jobs, environment could reverse political fortunes in British Columbia in 2017
When 2016 began, Donald Trump was regarded as a joke and Justin Trudeau as an environmentalist crusader, and at least 75,000 British Columbians were going to have jobs in construction projects for the liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry. The election in the United States proved that a carefully crafted message can go a long way in establishing a connection with voters. It matters little in this day and age if what is being said is true or not.
2016 Year in Review: How B.C. technology took bold strides on the global stage
At the beginning of the year, we made a bold prediction: 2016 would belong to tech. The conditions were right. The year started with the inaugural #BCTECH Summit that brought together more than 3,500 tech enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, investors and corporate representatives.
2016 Year in Review: The BC Liberal government’s focus on megaprojects shortchanged social and business basics
Wages have remained largely stagnant for B.C. workers, and B.C. has the unhappy distinction of being a province where more than half of families are living paycheque to paycheque As we approach the end of 2016, I know a lot of people will look back and say, “That was a wild ride.” There was the seemingly endless U.S. presidential election and that speculation about what the outcome might mean for Canada, for British Columbia and for the world.
2016 Year in Review: 2016 helped raise Vancouver's profile as an important art city
2016 was a truly extraordinary year for the visual arts in Vancouver and for the Vancouver Art Gallery in particular, from renowned Vancouver photo-conceptualist Stan Douglas being named the winner of the prestigious annual Hasselblad Award to Vancouver’s selection as one of four important art cities by the acclaimed PBS documentary series ART21, and powerful exhibitions by Vancouver-based artists at the Vancouver Art Gallery. Vancouver is a global city, a dynamic place.
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