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Friday

Handball

Starligue (11th day, 8:30 p.m.)
Créteil – C’CMHB : 40-35

Basket

N1M (13th day, 8 p.m.)
C’Chartres BM – Toulouse : 80-59

SATURDAY

Football

Regional 1 (7th day)
Montargis – C’Chartres Foot (6 p.m.)
Déols – Amicale de Lucé (7 p.m.)

Regional 2 (7th day)
FC Drouais (b) – Avoine-Chinon (b) (6 p.m.)
FC Saint-Georges/Eure – Wed (7 p.m.)

Regional 3 (7th day)
CS Mainvilliers (b) – Ingré (7 p.m.)
Luisant – La Ville-aux-Dames (6 p.m.)

Departmental 1 (7th day, 8 p.m.)
Nogent-le-Rotrou – Saint-Georges-sur-Eure (b)

Handball

N1M (10th and 11th day)
Saintes – US Dreux-Vernouillet (8:30 p.m.)
Vesoul – C’CMHB (2) (s20 h 15)

N3F (8th day, 9 p.m.)
Evron – US Dreux-Vernouillet

PNM (8th day, 7 p.m.)
Vierzon – Epernon

Basket

L2F (7th day, 8 p.m.)
Voiron – C’Chartres BF

Volley

Elite (8th day, 8 p.m.)
C’Chartres Volley – Amiens

Table tennis

N1M (6th day, 5 p.m.)
C’Chartres TT (2) – Saint-Egrève

N3M (6th day, 5 p.m.)
Barjouville – Cesson (2)

Sunday

Football

National 3 (9th day, 3 p.m.)
CS Mainvilliers – Saran

Regional 1 (7th day, 2:30 p.m.)
Saran (b) – FC Drouais

Regional 2 (7th day, 3 p.m.)
C’Chartres Foot (b) – Tours (b)

Regional 3 (7th day, 2:30 p.m.)
Dammarie – Epernon
La Ferté-Vidame – Blois Foot 41 (c)
Maintenon – Dreux ACSF
Montlouis (b) – C’Chartres Foot (c)
Vineuil (b) – FC Beauvoir

Regional 1 Women (6th day, 2:30 p.m.)
Bourges Foot 18 – C’Chartres Foot

Regional 2 Women (6th day)
Mainvilliers – Nogent-le-Roi (9:45 a.m.)
FC Drouais – FC Rémois (1 p.m.)
Saint-Georges/Eure – Cloyes (15 hours)

Departmental 1 (7th day, 2:30 p.m.)
Amicale de Lucé (b) – Dreux ACSF (b)
Angerville – Dammarie (b): postponed
Dreux Horizon – Lèves
Nogent-le-Roi – Champhol
Ymonville – Amicale de Sours

Handball

N3F (8th day, 16 hours)
AST Châteauneuf – Montreuil-Avrillé

PNM (8th day, 16 hours)
US Dreux-Vernouillet (2) – Gien (2)
Played – AST Châteauneuf

PNF (8th day)
Auneau – Montargis (1:45 p.m.)
AST Châteauneuf – St-Cyr (14 hours)

Basket

PNM (day 7, 3:30 p.m.)
C’Chartres BM (2) – Ingré
Les Aubrais – Barjouville
Lucé – Alliance Dreux

PNF (7th day, 3:30 p.m.)
Saran (2) – Barjouville-Maintenon

Volley

N3M (7th day, 2 p.m.)
Agglo 76 – C’Chartres Volley (2)

On alternating current, Nebojsa Stojinovic’s men did not succeed in their takeover operation, in Créteil, a week after their exit at Jean-Cochet in front of Chambéry (22-27).

Uninspired and weighed down by the injury exits of Matic Groselj (15′) and Sergey Kudinov (18′), the Chartrains suffered the attacks of Kylian Rigault (7/9) offering a defense that was far too passive. Yvan Vérin (4/6 in the first half) kept the CCMHB ship afloat for a while (5-5, 10-11), but it ended up collapsing with a scathing 5-0 (15- 11, 21′). Chartres ended the first act with a -3 (18-15). A lesser evil.

The CCMHB crashes into rough Chambéry residents

In the second half, things did not improve for the Chartrains despite their initial closeness (20-18, 33′). Lacking skills, they saw their hosts move away on the scoreboard (25-20, 38′).

Crippling gap?

Gaël Tribillon’s partners (7/10) had the merit of hanging on until the end, until they were only two goals behind at the start of the last ten minutes (32-30, 50′). A final push remained in vain since the Val-de-Marne team regained ground to finally win (40-35) and give themselves some air in the rankings. Quite the opposite of his opponent…

The Chartrains will host Saint-Raphaël, Friday December 1, in a catch-up session, on the occasion of the 12th day.

The reaction of Nebojsa Stojinovic, coach of C’Chartres MHB

David Berthélem

Around fifty people, sympathizers or simply curious, attended the meeting organized by the association, represented by four opposition elected officials in the Chartres municipal council, in the amphitheater of the Marceau high school.

premium Jean-François Bridet on climate change: “An adult, mature, responsible society would pull the handbrake very hard”

“We would like everyone, even if they campaign in a party, for this local and municipal project, to leave their card and their flag in their pocket so that we are not subject to the vagaries of national politics,” warns straight away Jean-François Bridet, elected official of the Chartres Écologie opposition and vice-president of the Regional Council.

After a presentation of the mid-term assessment of Chartres Écologie, it was time for discussions and avenues of reflection, in order to lay the first stones of an “alternative to the four mandates of Jean-Pierre Gorges, to integrate as much as possible the Chartrains, part of a new city governance project”, insists Chantal Vinet, president of the Chartres Écologie association.

premium Just presented, the new project for the esplanade of Chartres Cathedral already criticized by elected environmentalists

Political parties

Questions around water or mobility punctuated everyone’s speeches, before addressing the question of belonging to a political party and possible alliances, which livened up the debates.

“I do not feel concerned by these partisan questions which are, for me, old things. What will really make what we do work is the strength of our project”, launched, at the end of the evening amidst applause, a man present in the room.

Ecological transition: build rather than suffer, according to the rural mayors of Eure-et-Loir

Laura Alliche

For the first time, the Stained Glass Gallery, located in the Notre-Dame cloister, is offering an exhibition this fall and winter, in addition to its traditional summer event.
Inaugurated this Saturday, November 25, 2023, at 2:30 p.m., the Créateurs glassmakers d’Eure-et-Loir exhibition highlights sixteen master glassmakers, all from the department.

Les Ateliers Loire, in Chartres, made two glass bustiers for the Jean Paul Gaultier fashion show

Forty-one stained glass windows

This will be the opportunity, until May 18, 2024, to discover, at the back of the shop dedicated to stained glass, the entire range of contemporary Eurelian creation with artists who are renewing this age-old art, such as Aurélie Régue, Élodie Vally, manager of the Lorin workshops, located in the lower town, Vincent Pascal, Drouaise Camade or Hervé Loire.
Forty-one stained glass windows will be exhibited in total. Like any exhibition at the Stained Glass Gallery, it will of course be possible to acquire these works.

Disappearance of Micheline Loire, who devoted her life to stained glass and Chartres Cathedral

Claire Béguin

“Success”, “pride” and “excellence”. Words which punctuated the various speeches of a ceremony, organized with great fanfare, this year, by the Interprofessional Apprentice Training Center of Eure-et-Loir, for the awarding of diplomas, awarded to nearly 500 apprentices – 400 present -, this Tuesday, November 21, at Chartrexpo, in Chartres.

premium Charline Paris, hairdressing apprentice at the CFA in Chartres, will receive her diploma this Tuesday evening: “At 7 years old, I knew I wanted to do this job”

“Know-how fueled by passion”

A “gala evening”, in the presence of families, elected officials, the prefect of Eure-et-Loir Hervé Jonathan, employers, apprenticeship masters and CFA staff, to salute a “know-how nourished by passion” and “raising the values ​​of learning”.

In front of a packed room, with some 1,200 people, it is “an immense satisfaction”, for the director of the CFA Hervé Tessereau.

The prefect of Eure-et-Loir wanted to encourage young graduates for their professional future with “determination”, but also boldness.

“Society needs your expertise, your know-how. It is a powerful key that can open any door for you. Leave with your diploma with confidence and assurance of charting your path. The future belongs to those who dare, bold dreams will become the foundations of a promising future. Each challenge will help shape your journey. Build a unique and fulfilling professional trajectory.”

Romane Deschamps, student at CFA de Chartres, is best apprentice in France

“Exemplary professional careers” praised

Among the graduating apprentices, seven young talents were highlighted for their “exemplary professional career” and were unexpectedly awarded a trophy:

1. Mahamadou Boune, in service arts and catering marketing;
2. Estelle Leroux, for sale business;
3. Maëva David, in hairdressing;
4. Romane Deschamps, in bakery-pastry-chocolate making;
5. Manon Vaudelle, in bakery-pastry-chocolate making;
6. Franck Barbier, in a car;
7. Andy Lefevre, en automobile.

Manon Vaudelle, apprentice at the CFA of Chartres, triumphs in the “One of the best apprentices in France” competition in bakery

An evening rich in emotions, like the prelude to many successes for their future, which continued around a cocktail and a few petits fours.

Stephanie Zeimet
Photos: Quentin Reix