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Mayor Dana Hauke (CDU) set the annual reception of the market town of Eiterfeld, which took place in the Hessisches Kegelspiel building in Großentaft, under the motto “The future is created through togetherness”. Around 100 guests accepted the invitation.
Eiterfeld – In her speech, the mayor invoked cooperation in the community and emphasized that she wanted to “continue to make Eiterfeld lively, sustainable and worth living in”. Real opportunities arise from joint action, said Hauke and named as The joint project “Living and working in Eiterfeld” is a successful example.thanks to which, in collaboration with the Fulda district, several participants found jobs.
The mayor of Eiterfeld invokes togetherness at the annual reception
She cited further successes of the past few months as the further development of digitalization and the renovation of the town hall, the community's first volunteer day, as well as the promotion of the fire department and clubs and the intensification of cooperation with the local economy. The The bathing park is being renovated with a new operator and new kiosk tenant “a significant step” has been made. Activities such as city cycling have shown how exercise, environmental awareness and community can be combined.
For the current year, Hauke wants to push ahead with the development of commercial space and the development of a new development area in the core town. “Overall, our task is to overcome the standstill and provide new impetus,” she announced. At the same time, she admitted that, given the strained budget situation, the renovation backlog in the community cannot be resolved overnight. She therefore relies on “successful prioritization and solid financial planning”.
In keeping with the togetherness motto, Dana Hauke invited the native “Täfterin” Melanie Möller from the Eiterfeld family network as a guest speaker. Möller began by recalling that she was already on stage as a dancer at the Kegelspiel house 30 years ago as a young girl. Even back then, the priority was to be part of a community, because “the future comes from working together.”
Guest speaker Melanie Möller: “We need more personal interaction”
However, given the uncertain world situation and the increasing digitalization of society, there is often a lack of closeness and cohesion these days. “We need more personal encounters again,” warned Möller. This is exactly where the family network started. It connects people across generations and works in a trusting manner with many local clubs and organizations. Such togetherness is a practical service of general interest and thus promotes the offers of the family network in Eiterfeld.
After the official part, which was accompanied by some musical performances by singer Sara Wehner, there were plenty of opportunities for personal encounters and a lively togetherness, with food and drinks until late in the evening.
