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Artificial ice rinks start the winter season

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com October 3, 2024

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City of Bern | October 3, 2024

Because the Ka-We-De is being renovated, only the Weyermannhaus artificial ice rink and the PostFinance Arena are open in winter. They start their season on Saturday or at the end of October and have to plan well due to the bottlenecks.

In Bern, the opportunities for “Schlööfle” are limited in the next two seasons. Photo: Keystone

In Bern, the Weyermannhaus artificial ice rink starts its winter season next Saturday. The PostFinance Arena will be open from October 26th, as the city of Bern announced on Wednesday. For the next two winter seasons, only these two artificial ice rinks will be available to the public. The Ka-We-De is being renovated and is expected to reopen at the start of the 2026/2027 ice season.

An occupancy plan was drawn up for the available ice surfaces. The city announced that this should ensure the clubs’ games and training operations and at the same time ensure a maximum of free ice skating and hockey games for the public. In the Weyermannshaus, both ice rinks will be iced at the same time for the first time at the start of the season. Previously this was done in stages.

October 3, 2024 0 comments

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Exhibitions invite family visits

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com October 1, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

CASTLE VILLAGE

Three exhibitions worth seeing, presented by the VVV, the Stadtmuseum Förderverein and the city of Burgdorf as well as Scena – the cultural association in the VVV, invite you to visit them on the city festival October market days from October 4th to 6th. The walk along the festival mile in the city center can be ideally combined with a tour of the city museum (Schmiedestraße 6), the KulturWerkStadt (Poststraße 2) and the Magdalenenkapelle (at the high bridge). All exhibition locations are in the immediate vicinity of the October Market city festival.

The city museum focuses on an exhibition by the Burgdorf cycling gallery. It’s called “Speed - Fast Bikes”. It provides an overview of the development of cycling and has many attractive exhibits that reflect the technical development from the running machine from 1818 to the first bicycles suitable for racing in the 1890s to ever faster two-wheeled vehicles in the present.

The science fiction exhibition “Star Trek • Stargate • Star Wars – clamping blocks, plastic worlds and figurines” can be seen in the KulturWerkStadt. The Star Trek Club Hannover is responsible for the compilation. Visitors will encounter numerous figures and spaceship models assembled from clamping blocks, which are based on the models from well-known science fiction films and series, as well as computer games and comics from the fantasy genre that fans enjoy cult character.

In the Magdalenenkapelle, Scena – the cultural association in the VVV shows the exhibition “SUSPENDED” with drawings, embroidery and sculptures by the artist Patricia Dreyfus, who comes from Senegal and has lived in Berlin since 2012.

The following special opening times apply to the city museum and the KulturWerkStadt on the October market days: Friday, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibition in the Magdalen Chapel is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Entry is free.

October 1, 2024 0 comments

News

BSV Bern loses to a large extent, Wacker Thun sinks

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 30, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Quickline Handball League | 30. September 2024

On Sunday afternoon, BSV Bern was beaten 35:40 against Scout Winterthur in a high-scoring game, thus suffering its second loss of the season. Thun had no chance against Kreuzlingen.

Bern handball players lost against Scout Winterthur.Photos: available

The Bernese started the game well and quickly took a 2-0 lead thanks to Strahm and Getzmann, the club wrote in their match report. Mats Hirt came through strongly and increased the score to 3-0, but Pathi was soon able to level it at 4-4 thanks to a quick response. The opening phase was characterized by high tempo, with both teams struggling in defence. In the 16th minute, Getzmann brought BSV back into the game with a nice lob to make it 6:6, but soon after, pfadi pulled away for the first time with 11:13.

In the following minutes, the city of Bern came under more pressure, also due to several time penalties and lack of attention in the attack. Scout took advantage of BSV’s mistakes and extended their lead to 18:13 by the 28th minute. Shortly before the break, however, BSV was able to reduce the score to 16:19 thanks to Arn and Wanner and at least create a good starting position for the second half.

The people of Bern were running behind them

After the break, Scout started the game better and took back the five-goal lead. The BSV fought back again and again, but the city of Bern could not reduce the deficit to less than two goals. Aellen and Kusio tried to keep the team in the game with important goals, and Brändle made crucial saves in the goal. In the 47th minute, pfadi called time out, but BSV was able to close the gap to 28:30 thanks to a goal from Kusio. After two premature ends in attack and quick goals from Scout Winterthur, the city of Bern soon fell back to a four-goal deficit.

Despite a fighting final level and important goals from Kusio, BSV could not turn things around. In the end, it was Scout Winterthur’s own inadequacy and the disjointed playing style that was the main town where Bern stopped and stopped the case at 35:40. Michael Kusio and Oliver Eggert were named the best players.

For BSV Bern it is now time to quickly forget about this loss and focus on the upcoming home games against TSV St. Otmar St. Gallen on Thursday and the Bern derby against Wacker Thun on Sunday.

Betrayal without opportunity

Wacker Thun had to travel back to the Bernese Oberland with a clear away defeat. Wacker Thun was able to hold its own away from home in Kreuzlingen until the 25th minute, after which many absences became very noticeable. Wacker lost the connection and finally had to admit that he lost Kreuzlingen with a score of 19:30, writing the club.

Match the telegram Scout Winterthur – BSV Bern

Scout Winterthur – BSV Bern: 40:35 (19:16)

Address: AXA Arena, Winterthur – 793 fans. – SR Müller/Schaad.

Scout Winterthur: Grazioli (6 saves)/Hein (1); Baumann, Bühlmann, Eggert (10 goals), Etter (1), Hadzic, Heer (1), Lioi (7/3), Mierzwa (6), Radovanovic (2), Rammel (7), Rellstab (5), Rinderknecht , Romer, Smith (1/1).

BSV Bern: Seravalli (4 saves)/Brändle (5); Aellen (8 goals/3), Arn (3), Christensen (1), Eggimann, Getzmann (2), Hirt (5), Jauer (1), Kusio (8), Schnyder, Strahm (3), Wanner (1) ). ), Weingartner (1), Weiss (2), Widmer.

penalty: 7 x 2 minutes against Scout Winterthur, 5 x 2 minutes against BSV Bern.

Comments: Penalties missed 1:1.

Match the HSC Kreuzlingen – Wacker Thun telegram

HSC Kreuzlingen – Wacker Thun: 30:19 (17:12)

Address: Egelsee Sports Hall, Kreuzlingen – 300 fans. – SR Keizer/Zaugg.

HSC Kreuzlingen: Wieser (9 Paraden)/Berish; Beckmann (1 Tor), Brezina (2), Damböck (6/1), Dedaj (3/1), Heim (2), Kozina (1), Mastrocola, Ramosaj (1), Rink, Soòs (4), Drenit Tahirukaj (9), Drilon Tahirukaj, Wehrli (1).

Wacker Thun: Wick (4 saves)/Winkler (10); Baumann (1 goal), Buck (5), Felder (1), Gruber (1), Huwyler, Kiener (1), Manse (6/4), Meschke, Flavian Römer (1), Leandro Römer (1), January Stettler, Luc Stettler (2), Nils Stettler.

penalty: 5 x 2 minutes against Kreuzlingen, 2 x 2 minutes against Wacker Thun.

Comments: Penalties missed 1:1

Quickline Handball League Men’s Rankings

Range	Team	games	S	U	N	Result	Points
1.	Cadets of Schaffhausen	7	6	0	1	231:204	12
2.	HSC Suhr Aarau	6	4	2	0	187: 161	10
3.	HC Kriens-Luzern	6	4	1	1	207:180	9
4.	BSV Bern	6	4	0	2	205:207	8
5.	Scout Winterthur	6	3	1	2	186: 185	7
6.	GC Friendship Zurich	6	3	0	3	167: 170	6
7.	HSC Kreuzlingen	7	3	0	4	200:191	6
8.	TSV St. Otmar St. Gallen	6	1	1	4	157: 181	3
9.	Wacker Thun	6	0	1	5	133: 164	1
10.	RTV 1879 Basel	6	0	0	6	154: 184	0

2024-09-30 10:13:25
#BSV #Bern #loses #large #extent #Wacker #Thun #sinks

September 30, 2024 0 comments

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Bern team winless – Platform J

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 28, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

National League | 28. September 2024

Bern, Langnau and Biel do not have a good Friday evening. None of the three Bern teams won in this round. The home team wins four out of five games. The facts about Friday’s round.

Lausanne beats the Bernese at home in extra time.Fotos: Keystone

The Mutzen simply cannot win away from home against Lausanne: Lausanne celebrated its tenth win in its last eleven home games against Bern. Damien Riat turned 0-1 (11th) into 2-1 (16th) with two goals within 149 seconds. The 1-1 was the first power play goal for the Vaudois team in the current championship. Waltteri Merelä saved the Bernese team by scoring 2-2 (55′) in extra time. Thanks to a goal from Janne Kuokkanen (63rd), the LHC still celebrated in the end. While Lausanne returned to success after two defeats, Bern lost for the fourth time in a row.

ZSC wins thanks to Rohrer

As expected, the ZSC Lions set the tone in the home game against the SCL Tigers, which underlines the shot ratio of 42:21. However, they sinned in the end and Langnau keeper Stéphane Charlin was in top form. Only Vinzenz Rohrer had to admit defeat; the 20-year-old Austrian was successful in the 31st minute after a wonderful solo. For the Lions, goalkeeper Robin Zumbühl had his first shutout in the National League. Although ZSC still has to wait for its first power play goal of the season, it defeated Emmental for the eighth time in a row.

There was only one goal in the game between the Tigers and ZSC.

Ambri is working overtime again

If Ambri-Piotta plays, an extension is, so to speak, inevitable. The Leventiners played overtime for the fourth time in the fifth game of the season and won for the second time. The decisive goal to make it 2-1 in front of the home crowd against Biel was scored after 46 seconds of overtime by Finnish defender Jesse Virtanen, who scored for the third time in the current championship. Ambri won for the third time in a row. Last season, the North Ticino team lost all three home games against Biel.

Kloten continues to surprise

Kloten, second in the table, started the season with few laurels, which makes the results so far all the more surprising. The Zurich Unterländer achieved their fourth victory with a 5-2 win against Fribourg-Gottéron in the fifth game; their only defeat was in a penalty shootout (in Ambri). Against Friborg they scored the first two goals to make it 2-0 in the power play, and after 33 minutes the hosts led 4-0. Miro Aaltonen stood out as a double goalscorer. Friborg suffered its fourth defeat in a row.

Ajoie still winless

Ajoie signed three top Finnish strikers this season, Oulve Palve, Jerry Turkulainen and Julius Nättinen, in order to finally move away from the bottom of the table in the fourth season after promotion. So far there remains hope. The Jurassians suffered their fifth defeat in the current championship with the 1:3 against Zug in the fifth game, the goal difference is 8:23. In their first away game of the season, Zug led 3-0 after 22 minutes thanks to goals from Sven Leuenberger (3rd), Lino Martschini (14th) and Elia Riva and left nothing to be desired. Ajoie also left the ice as a loser in the seventh home game against EVZ since promotion.

Match telegram ZSC Lions – SCL Tigers

ZSC Lions – SCL Tigers: 1:0 (0:0, 1:0, 0:0)

Ort: Swiss Life Arena, Zurich – 10,333 fans. – SR Kaukokari (Finland)/Piechaczek (Germany), Fuchs/Huguet.

Tor: 31. Rohrer 1:0.

ZSC Lions: Zumbühl; Weber, Kukan; Lehtonen, Geering; Trutmann, Marti; Kinnunen; Froden, Malgin, Balcers; Rohrer, Grant, Zehnder; Chris Baltisberger, Lammikko, Sigrist; Riedi, Baechler, Henry; Count.

SCL Tigers: Charlie; Guggenheim, Riikola; Saarijärvi, Phil Baltisberger; Cadonau, Zanetti; Paschoud; Berger, Malone, Pesonen; Julian Schmutz, Flavio Schmutz, Saarela; Fahrni, Felcman, Allenspach; Rohrbach, Salzgeber, Lapinskis; Ross.

Punish: 1 x 2 minutes against ZSC Lions, 3 x 2 minutes against SCL Tigers.

Postfinance top scorer: Malgin; Saarijärvi

Remarks: ZSC Lions without Andrighetto, Hollenstein (both injured) and Hrubec (supernumerary foreigner), SCL Tigers without Mäenalanen (injured). SCL Tigers from 58:36 without a goalkeeper.

Match telegram Lausanne – Bern

Lausanne HC – SC Bern: 3:2 (2:1, 0:0, 0:1, 1:0) n. V.

Ort: Vaudoise arena, Prilly – 8701 fans. – SR Tscherrig/Eriksson (Sweden), Steenstra (Canada)/Stalder.

Tore: 11. Baumgartner (Vermin, Scherwey) 0:1. 13. Riat (Oksanen, Suomela/Powerplaytor) 1:1. 16. Riat (Finland, Oksanen) 2:1. 55. Merelä (Ejdsell, Loeffel/Powerplaytor) 2:2. 63. Kuokkanen (Rochette, Sklenicka/Powerplaytor) 3:2.

Lausanne HC: pasche; Glauser, Bayreuther; Heldner, Frick; Sklenicka, Marti; Vouardoux, fiddler; Riat, Suomela, Oksanen; Bozon, hunter, fox; Hügli, Kuokkanen, Rochette; Holdener, Bougro, Genazzi.

SC Bern: Reideborn; Untersander, Nemeth; Loeffel, Lindholm; Vermin, Kindschi; Füllmann; Lehmann, Baumgartner, Scherwey; Merelä, Czarnik, Ejdsell; Sablatnig, Bader, Marchon; Graf, Ritzmann, Simon Moser; Sign.

Punish: 4 x 2 minutes against Lausanne, 6 x 2 minutes against Bern.

Postfinance top scorer: Rochette; Lehmann.

Remarks: Lausanne without Pajuniemi, Pilut, Prassl and Raffl (all injured), Bern without Kahun and Kreis (both injured).

Match telegram Ambri-Piotta – Biel

HC Ambri-Piotta – EHC Biel: 2:1 (1:0, 0:1, 0:0, 1:0) n. V.

Ort: Gottardo Arena, Fifth – 6352 Fans. – SR Hürlimann/Staudenmann, Duc/Francey.

Tore: 7. Landry 1-0. 29. Rajala (Kneubuehler) 1:1. 61. (60:46) Virtanen (Landry, Kubalik) 2:1.

HC Ambri-Piotta: Senn; Heed, Curran; Virtanen, Zgraggen; Wüthrich, Zaccheo Dotti; Terraneo; Bürgler, Heim, Pestoni; Ang, De Luca, Lilja; Zwerger, Landry, Kubalik; Grassi, Miles Müller, Brüschweiler; Douay.

EHC Biel: Säteri; Stampfli, Lööv; Burren, Yakovenko; Grossmann, Christe; Kneubuehler, Andersson, Rajala; Hofer, Haas, Heponiemi; Tanner, Bärtschi, Nicolas Müller; Bachofner, Christians, Schläpfer; Derungs.

Punish: 2 x 2 minutes against Ambri-Piotta, 4 x 2 minutes against Biel.

Postfinance top scorer: Virtanen; Yakovenko.

Remarks: Ambri-Piotta without Isacco Dotti, Kostner, Maillet, Pezzullo (all injured) and Juvonen (surplus foreigner), Biel without Cunti, Delémont and Zryd (all injured).

Match telegram HC Ajoie – EV Zug

HC Ajoie – EV Zug: 1:3 (0:2, 1:1, 0:0)

Ort: Raiffeisen Arena, Pruntrut – 4003 fans. – SR Hebeisen/Dipietro, Urfer/Gnemmi.

Tore: 3. Leuenberger 0:1. 14. Martschini (Herzog) 0:2. 22. Riva 0:3. 24. Devos (Turkulainen, Nättinen/Powerplaytor) 1:3.

HC Ajoie: Patenaude; Nussbaumer, Fey; Scheidegger, Brennan; Pilet, Fischer; Thiry; Sopa, Palve, Pedretti; Turkulainen, Romanenghi, Nättinen; Robin, Devos, Veckaktins; Garessus, Rundqvist, Bozon; Pouilly.

EV train: Wolf; Bengtsson, Geisser; Hansson, Carlsson; Smurf, Riva; Balestra, Muggli; Simion, Kovar, Hofmann; Martschini, Olofsson, Duke; Biasca, Senteler, Künzle; Wingerli, Leuenberger, Eggenberger.

Punish: 3 x 2 minutes against Ajoie, 2 x 2 minutes against Zug.

Postfinance top scorer: Brennan; It drives away.

Remarks: Ajoie without Frossard, Hazen, Maurer, dirt (all injured) and Ciaccio (sick), Zug without Genoni (injured) and Vozenilek (surplus foreigner). Ajoie from 59:47 without a goalkeeper.

Matchtelegramm Kloten – Fribourg-Gottéron

EHC Kloten – HC Fribourg-Gottéron: 5:2 (1:0, 3:1, 1:1)

Ort: Swiss Arena, Kloten – 4371 Fans. – SR Borga/Stricker, Gurtner/Humair.

Tore: 13. Aaltonen (Ojamäki, Niku/Powerplaytor) 1:0. 25. Diem (Niku/Powerplaytor) 2:0. 27. Aaltonen (Smirnovs, Profico) 3:0. 33. Joel Marchon (Diem) 4:0. 39. DiDomenico (De la Rose, Bertschy) 4:1. 57. Sörensen (DiDomenico, Gunderson) 4:2 (without goalkeeper). 60. (59:44) Meier (Steve Kellenberger) 5:2 (into the empty goal).

EHC Kloten: Waeber; Niku, Profico; Gregoire, Wolf; Sidler, Steve Kellenberger; Steiner; Simic, Aaltonen, Audette; Ojamäki, Morley, Ramel; Meier, Schäppi, Meyer; Weibel, Diem, Joel Marchon; Smirnovs.

HC Fribourg-Gottéron: Rüegger; Rathgeb, Jecker; Gunderson, Streule; Diaz, Borgman; rope maker; Dorthe, Schmid, Mottet; Sorensen, Wallmark, Nathan Marchon; Sprunger, Walser, Gerber; Bertschy, De la Rose, DiDomenico; Naf.

Punish: 3 x 2 minutes against Kloten, 1 x 2 plus 5 minutes (Seiler) plus playing time (Seiler) against Fribourg-Gottéron.

Postfinance top scorer: Niku; Sorensen.

Remarks: Fribourg-Gottéron from 56:04 to 56:53 and 57:02 to 59:44 without a goalkeeper.

National League

Rank Team Games S U+ U- N Goals Points
1. ZSC Lions 5 2 3 0 0 14:8 12
2. EHC Kloten 5 2 2 1 0 15:9 11
3.
SC Rapperswil-Jona Lakers
4
2
2
0
0
15:8
10
4. EV train 4 3 0 0 1 14:8 9
5.
HC Lugano
4
3
0
0
1
16:11
9
6. HC Ambri-Piotta 5 1 2 2 0 15:14 9
7. Lausanne HC 5 2 1 0 2 14:13 8
8.
SC Bern
5
1
0
3
1
12:15
6
9.
SCL Tigers
5
2
0
0
3
14:12
6
10. EHC Biel 5 1 1 1 2 11:11 6
11. HC Fribourg-Gottéron 5 1 0 2 2 11:15 5
12.
HC Davos
4
0
1
1
2
7:16
3
13. Genève-Servette HC 3 0 0 2 1 4:7 2
14.
HC Ajoie
5
0
0
0
5
8:23
0

September 28, 2024 0 comments

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New constellation of the school commission – Platform J

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 27, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Wimmis | 27. September 2024

Pupils from the communities of Reutigen and Zwieselberg have been attending the high school in Wimmis for a long time. After the two communities merged at the beginning of this year, a new contract for school cooperation has now been approved. The local council also discussed various projects and their loans and follow-up loans.

The community of Wimmis (seen here at the bottom of the picture) has renovations and replacements in the pipeline that require loans. Photo: Keystone

At its meeting on September 19th, the Wimmis municipal council decided on some of the municipality’s current issues, as it wrote in a communiqué on Thursday. In it, the community informs about a new cooperation agreement, which became necessary because the communities of Reutigen and Zwieselberg merged at the beginning of this year. For many decades, students from both communities have been going to school in the Wimmis high school center. At first only the secondary school students, since summer 2015 also the secondary school students. Co-determination for the Reutigen community is ensured with two representatives on the school commission. Therefore, the Commission now has a new composition.

Renewal of the outdated auditorium technology

The stage technology of the Aula Chrümig was also a current topic. The technical equipment in the Chrümig auditorium, which dates back to the 1960s, is to be renovated for 165,000 francs. The project includes the replacement of all stage technology as well as new LED hall lighting. If the community meeting approves the loan this December, the work will be carried out in summer 2025. It is at least doubtful whether the new facility will continue to serve for more than 60 years.

Expansion around the Chrümig multi-purpose building

The local council also dealt with an expansion project in the community. Wenger Fenster AG is planning an expansion at the Wimmis location and is dependent on additional space for goods handling and parking spaces. These are to be realized around the Chrümig multi-purpose building. Since the building and the land belong to the municipality, the project is to be financed by the municipality to the tune of 250,000 francs. A corresponding loan will be requested from the community meeting in December 2025. The counter-financing takes place via a long-term rental to Wenger Fenster AG.

Money for new water pipes

The community is renewing a service and a road at the same time. The water pipe in the rear part of Lochmattestrasse is scheduled to be replaced next year. For this purpose, a loan of 150,000 francs will be requested from the community assembly. A further 180,000 francs will be requested from the municipal assembly for the road renovation that is taking place at the same time. The project therefore costs a total of 330,000 francs.

More money needed for construction work

Finally, the local council discussed a required additional loan. In connection with the new construction of the Walo AG factory site, the water pipe in Alte Staatsstrasse was replaced. The local council has approved a commitment loan of 60,000 francs for this purpose. The construction work turned out to be more difficult than expected, which is why an additional loan of almost 20,000 francs was necessary, concludes the statement from the municipality of Wimmis.

September 27, 2024 0 comments

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Bern municipal council open to seven instead of five seats

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 25, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

City of Bern | 25 September 2024

The Bern municipal council is open to expanding the city government from five to seven seats. This is made clear in its response to an urgent inter-party motion.

The Bern municipal council currently consists of five members. In the future, there could be seven again.Photo: Keystone

In his view, there is no single correct size for a government, according to the answer published on Tuesday. Various aspects must be weighed up. The local council does not want to close itself off to the debate and is looking forward to the discussion in the city council.

The debate is scheduled for October 17. If Parliament declares the proposal to be significant, the municipal council will quickly begin work on revising the municipal regulations. The people will have the final say.

The proposal comes from the SP/Juso, GB/JA, AL/PdA, Green Free List and SVP factions. The city is growing, they say. With seven municipal council members, the organization of the departments can be optimized. The workload can also be distributed better.

The Bern municipal council has consisted of five members for 20 years. Previously, there were seven.

In its response to the motion, the municipal council points out that the number of government members varies in other cities. In Zurich there are nine, in Geneva, Basel, Lausanne, Winterthur and Lugano there are seven each. In Lucerne, St. Gallen and Biel there are five.

For purely efficiency and organizational reasons, the local council sees no compelling reason to increase the number of seats. Of course, there are other aspects as well.

September 25, 2024 0 comments

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