All about Fasching

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All about Fasching

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Union
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Vol. XXIII, No. 9
New construction
projects to begin
Wiesbaden: Our home in Germany
Feb. 4, 2016
All about Fasching
Story and photos by Amy L. Bugala
U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden Public Affairs
Work to consolidate Wiesbaden’s Hainerberg shopping and housing areas continues as
current construction projects progress throughout this year and a few new projects are getting
ready to break ground this spring.
The following is an update on several projects that will have impacts in the Hainerberg
Community.
Wiesbaden Middle School
The demolition of older family housing
units is currently taking place at the site of
the new Wiesbaden Middle School located
between Mississippistrasse and Texasstrasse.
Site isolation and construction will begin shortly
thereafter, which will have immediate impacts
on parking and traffic patterns on Hainerberg.
“It’s going to be very busy over at Hainerberg. Please be cautious during this period
as some road changes will occur,” said Col.
Mary Martin, U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden
commander, during a construction update at
the Community Information Exchange, at the
Community Activities Center, Jan. 26.
“A fair number of parking spots along
Texasstrasse will be absorbed into the Middle
School construction site,” said Edwin Johnson,
director of USAG Wiesbaden Directorate of
Public Works. To mitigate parking concerns,
an alternate surface parking lot will be built,
simultaneously, across from the Wiesbaden
Entertainment Center on Mississippistrasse,
and will include a pedestrian path connecting
to the current school.
As part of the middle school project, a
construction vehicle access road will be created
from B455, across Mississippistrasse, straight
into the site to isolate construction traffic and
activity from the community. Residents can
expect to see additional perimeter fencing as
the site is secured.
“The ‘bubble’ construction technique is the
least disruptive to Hainerberg’s access control
point, safe for our residential communities and
an efficient way to keep work on the middle
See ‘Construction’ on page 6
Inside
Volunteers of
the Quarter
See the photos on
page 3.
Photo by Anemone Rueger
Parade members perform in the 2015 Mainz Fasching parade on Feb. 16, 2015. For more information
about Fasching, including this year’s parades, visit pages 16 and 17.
Library hosts dinosaur-themed evening
Story and photos by
Emily Jennings
U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden
Public Affairs
children had an evening of dinosaursized fun recently during an event at
the Wiesbaden Library Jan. 28.
Participants listened to stories
about dinosaurs, went on a scavenger
hunt, had a chance to get temporary
tattoos and colored on a giant tyrannosaurus rex coloring sheet.
Children spoke up about their dinosaur knowledge during storytime,
standing up and raising their hands
and reciting names of dinosaurs and
even comparing the size of a tyrannosaurus rex’s teeth to bananas.
See ‘Dino’ on page 3
Feedback
Sgt. Daniel Carrier
can’t get by without
“danke and tschuss.”
See more feedback
on page 2.
Olivia and her brother Thomas work on a dinosaur scavenger hunt
at the Wiesbaden Library’s Night at the Museum event Jan. 28.
Gearing up for
RoboWarriors
See the first part in
this series on
page 4.
News and features
What German phrase do you
Feedback: use
daily, or could you not
get by without?
Air Force Senior Airman
Brittany Langdon
“Genau – I just like how it
sounds.”
PFC Colin Clancy
“Guten Abend, Guten Tag,
Guten Morgen, Bitte schön.
Community policing. To be
able to be polite with the local nationals.”
Adrianne Hooper
“Probably [Wo ist die] Toilette? That’s pretty important.”
PV2 Preston Hough
“Entschuldigung, ich spreche
kein Deutsch. Sprechen Sie
Englisch? – I’m still working
on my German, so it helps if
they understand English.”
Staff Sgt. Maurice Luckett
“Danke – It’s a sign of
respect. I think you should
always thank people. Even
if it’s an American. It just
shows that you’re trying.”
Ask the commander
Editor’s note: Have
something you’d like to
share with the commander,
or a question you’d like
answered? Send an ICE
comment or contact the
Commander ’s Hotline
(click the Feedback link on
the garrison home page) If
you have a suggestion instead of a question, you can
also visit the suggestions
link on the ICE website.
the track – all while calling cadence.
They’re also violating quiet hours by
doing so before 7 a.m. While the housing
office claims those areas aren’t part of
housing, they are. I request that the units
be immediately notified by housing that
they are to respect the housing areas and
garrison policies so that my family, and
others, can rest without hearing yelling
each morning and hearing the barking
of dogs due to large amounts of people
conducting organized training and testing
in a housing area. I also request that signs
be posted in well-lit areas surrounding the
Fitness Center
Col. Mary Martin, U.S. areas so that all personnel will be aware
sidewalk
Army Garrison Wies- should their unit fail to inform them of
Mark said: I don’t
baden commander
current policies.
think it’s cool that you built
Response: Thank you for bringing
a sidewalk directly from
this to our attention. The Garrison Command
the Fitness Center side door to the warehouse,
Sgt. Maj., CSM Larry Addington, will personand then chose to start locking the door during
ally go out next week to observe units and how
the coldest days of the year. In order to get back
they’re performing PT. Please, in the future, let
from working out to our clothes and the showus know of any units you observe doing this so
ers we have to freeze while walking the long
we can contact their leadership. In addition,
way around.
we’ll be placing no cadence-calling signs on
Response: Thank you for your comment
the track.
and concern about access to our facilities. We
do have the sidewalk between the main Fitness Window issue in housing
Anonymous said: I have a large, clear bathCenter and the FFT Annex to accommodate
our customers using both facilities easily, room window. I have hung curtains to help protect
however in order to ensure that our customers my family’s privacy; however, after talking with
scan into the Rec Trac system we have limited neighbors, it is not good enough. Curtains easily
the entry points to the facility to the main front move-simply walking past the window or having
and back entry points. This scanning system the window open. Not to mention, I have four
is an important tool that assists us in provid- young children who do not fully understand the
ing valuable programs and equipment to our implications of not adjusting the curtains. I am
community. Also, limiting entry points helps requesting something be done to correct this isensure greater security. We do apologize for sue that threatens very privacy and safety of my
the inconvenience that this causes especially family. called DPW and spoke with a gentleman
on cold days. However, once the floor has been who suggested I go on the economy and purchase
repaired in the main facility, equipment will be blinds, which I informed him would still not
returned and all will be a warm hallway away completely resolve the privacy issue, because-just like curtains — blinds easily move. I have
from the showers as of this spring.
spoken with two other people as well, who have
Family and MWR FOB suggestion
said there is nothing they can do for this particular
Jody said: I would like to suggest that we situation. The overall indifference towards clibe able to put money on our scan cards for the ents/tenants and lack of professionalism I have
purpose of buying water, smoothies, etc., so we encountered today is extremely disappointing
do not have to carry cash or make a second trip. and unsettling.
Response: This is an excellent suggestion;
Response: Thank you for bringing this to
however, Family and MWR is not authorized our attention. Your building was part of a right
to store funding on the customer’s FOB system sizing project several years ago. The bathroom
(keychain scanner). The reason being is that window you have was originally a bedroom
if the item is lost or stolen, Family and MWR window and during the renovation the glass
cannot be held liable for missing funds. Thank wasn’t changed. We will fund a project to cover
you again for thinking of ways to make our all bathroom windows with a privacy glass issue
facilities and services better for the community. with a transparency type film to allow sunlight
in and privacy from the outside. In some cases,
Cadence calling in housing
Anonymous said: Units are still conducting we still recommend using a curtain in addition
PT in Newman Village Housing, near the bas- to the film. We will be contacting you to setup
ketball courts, near the tennis courts and around an appointment to install your film.
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Command and newspaper staff
USAG Wiesbaden Commander......................Col. Mary L. Martin
USAG Wiesbaden CSM..........Command Sgt. Maj. Larry Addington
Public Affairs Officer............................................Anemone Rueger
Editor..................................................Jacob Corbin (mil 548-2002)
PA Specialist......................................Amy L. Bugala (mil 548-2003)
PA Specialist. .....................................Emily Jennings (mil 548-2004)
Feb. 4, 2016 ........................................................................... www.wiesbaden.army.mil
News and features
Dino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Children listen to a dinosaur story at the Wiesbaden Library’s Night
at the Museum event
Jan. 28. Children got the
chance to take part in a
host of dinosaur-related
activities, including coloring, a scavenger hunt and
others.
Continued from page 1
“Momma! This is called a
Zombie-a-saurus,” said 3-yearold Thomas as he worked on
the scavenger hunt with his
6-year-old sister Olivia.
The library holds programs
once a month, said Wiesbaden
Library Supervisory Librarian
JoAnn Ogreenc. They are not
always geared just toward kids,
but, “the majority of them tend
to be family-oriented,” she said.
“In November we had a
puppet show…in December we
had ‘Mr. And Mrs. Claus’…and
next month is ‘The Three Billy
Goats Fluff,’” she said.
“It was fun,” said Devon Davis, who was there with her two
children. She said they enjoyed
the event and plan to attend
next month’s program as well.
“I didn’t know about it before
tonight, but yes, absolutely.”
This month
Puppet show: “The Three
Billy Goats Fluff”
Feb. 18, 4:30 – 5:30p.m.
Wiesbaden library
Clay Kaserne, Bldg. 1029
Children of all ages are
invited to enjoy this puppet
show retelling the classic
fable, “The Three Billy
Goats Fluff.” The puppet
show will be followed by
crafts.
Volunteers of the quarter recognized at CIE
Photos by Jacob Corbin
Col. Mary Martin, U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden commander, presents Christina Slate
with a Volunteer of the Quarter award Jan. 26 at the Community Information Exchange
held in the Community Activity Center. Photo top left, Martin presents Jessica Homrighausen with a Volunteer of the Quarter award. Photo bottom left, Martin presents a
Volunteer of the Quarter award to Roger Ruppe. Stephanie Asbury also received a Volunteer of the Quarter award but was not present for photos.
www.wiesbaden.army.mil ............................................................................. Feb. 4, 2016
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News and features
News flash
Upcoming state election
deadlines
Numerous 2016 election deadlines are fast approaching. The registration deadline for New Hampshire
and South Carolina primary elections
is Feb. 6. The registration deadline
for Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee,
Virginia, Massachusetts, Georgia,
Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Puerto
Rico, Michigan, Idaho, Mississippi,
Florida, North Carolina, Illinois,
Ohio, Missouri, Arizona and Vermont, is Feb. 25. For more information on registering, contact Ivan A.
Centola, USAG Wiesbaden voting
officer, at mil 548-1321 or usarmy.
wiesbaden.imcom-europe.mbx.
fvap@mail.mil for more information.
Visit www.fvap.gov to learn about
voting while stationed overseas.
Tax Center open
The U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden 2016 Tax Center is now open.
It is located in the second floor of
the Tony Bass Auditorium. It will
be open between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
daily (but will be closed from 9 a.m.
until noon on Thursdays for training).
The Tax Center will operate primarily
on a walk-in basis, with clients with
complex returns requiring additional
counsel receiving scheduled appointments after intake. For more information, call the Tax Center at DSN
537-0689 or 0611-143-537-0689.
Holiday closures
The Wiesbaden Health Clinic will
be closed Feb. 12 for the training
holiday and Feb. 15 for the Presidents
Day federal holiday.
Commissary Open Feb. 15
The Commissary will be open on
the Presidents Day holiday from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m.
Post Office Reminder
Post Office customers are reminded to pick-up packages in a
timely manner. Continued processing of packages is dependent on the
available space in the postal holding
area. The Post Office is experiencing
processing delays due to this concern.
Also, customers may experience
measurable delays in the delivery
of mail due to recent weather on the
U.S. East coast.
The Post Office is open from
11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday
through Friday. Package pick-up
is open from 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The post office is closed on all U.S.
Federal holidays.
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RoboWarriors gear up for 2016 season
By Erin Gavle
Special to the Herald Union
With 80s music blaring in the background, parents milling about and a five
table spread of food, one might have
confused the RoboWarriors’ Season
Kickoff event on January 9th for an end
of season sports banquet. In fact, this
was only the beginning.
For the nearly 40 student programmers and engineers that make up the
RoboWarriors Club, this is the beginning
of the “time that we go kinda crazy,”
according to RoboWarriors advisor,
Frank Pendzich.
A video created by First Robotics,
one of the organizations that sponsors
this competition, was shown to all participating schools around the world, and
ended with the reveal of the field the robot
would have to maneuver around, and the
objectives it would have to accomplish.
This year, “The Game,” as First refers to
it, involves throwing balls into a castle,
storming enemy defenses and “capturing” the castle by having the robot pull
itself up to the top.
Alexis Bennett, RoboWarriors treasurer, echoed the club’s excitement for
this year’s mission.
“I started flipping out. I thought it
was the really coolest thing,” he said.
“[We] all thought it was [going to be]
jousting for some reason, and now it’s
[everything] we all thought of. [It’s]
everything we’ve ever wanted when we
saw the teaser video, we were all super
hype about it.”
Time is of the essence for these
engineers. This event marks the beginning of the six weeks known as “build
season,” which is the only time these
Warriors have to construct their robot
for competition.
According to Bennett, this is when
living in Germany becomes a challenge.
“It’s harder for us when it comes to build
season because we’re overseas. We have
to get [our robot] done for a certain day
to ship it, and then we have a weight
requirement and a height requirement.
[We’re] unlike students in the States, who
get as much time [as they want] and can
do whatever they want with [it.]”
This is also the time for those interested in travelling to the competition
to step up and participate. There is no
seniority system in RoboWarriors, so
the students who clock the most hours
get to go on the trips.
Bennett explains, “You can’t just join
the club and expect to go on the trips. It’s
who puts in the work and who puts in the
motivation that gets to go on the trips.”
Dell McMullen, Director of Department of Defense Education Activity
Photo by Jackie Workman
Wiesbaden High School RoboWarriors team members scribble ideas after
watching the introduction video for the 2016 robotics season. Students
will build a fully functional robot designed to meet this year’s challenges.
— Europe, attended the kickoff event,
and shared her thoughts on the no seniority rule.
“I’m so glad that [Mr.] Pendzich
does that because we all have [positive]
attributes, [but] at the end of the day, it
comes down to how hard we work, how
much we are willing to contribute and
how much we are willing to be part of
a team [that works] toward the greater
good,” she said. “I’m delighted that he
is really fostering that, and that he’s
giving those individuals the chance to
go forward.”
After receiving their challenge, the
RoboWarriors immediately launched
into their brainstorming phase. A pack
of students rushed to a corner of the
multi purpose room to start drafting and
drawing on the giant sticky notes the
club officers had covered the walls with.
At the same time, Pendzich briefed
the parents on just how intense the
season was going to get. “Please know
that this is going to be very taxing on
your students. I don’t want the rest of
their studies to suffer because of their
focus on this event. They have to learn
how to manage the amount of time in
their regular life, the regular work they
have to do, and still participate in First.”
Although it is a significant time
commitment, McMullen explains why
she supports having Robotics clubs in
DoDEA schools.
“I think it’s extremely important
[in our schools] to give our students as
many opportunities as possible to go
into different areas where they’ll have
a chance. And in order to do that they’ll
need to have sharp problem solving
skills, they’ll need to be creative, they’ll
need to work together as a team to solve
these problems — problems that we
don’t even know what they’re going to
look like. That’s why I’m so supportive
of RoboWarriors.”
(Editor’s note: this is the first article
in a series following the Wiesbaden High
School RoboWarriors as they build and
compete in their 2016 robotics competitions. Erin Gavle and Jackie Workman
are seniors at WHS and career practicum
students in the Public Affairs Office).
News and features
CDC travel health notice: Zika virus Design announced
Release by
Regional Health Command Europe
In response to reports in Brazil of microcephaly
(a birth defect where a baby’s head is smaller than
expected) and other poor pregnancy outcomes
in babies of mothers who were infected with the
Zika virus while pregnant, the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a travel
alert for people traveling to regions and certain
countries where Zika virus transmission is ongoing.
The notice is an Alert Level 2 that calls for travelers
to follow enhanced precautions or recommended
preventive measures for these destinations.
While some travel related cases of Zika virus
infection have been reported in Europe, no cases
have originated here. The virus can only be spread
by being bitten by an infected mosquito and the
type of mosquito that can spread the disease is not
found in Europe.
The Zika virus is spread to people through
mosquito bites. The most common symptoms of
Zika virus disease are fever, rash, joint pain, and
conjunctivitis (red eyes). The illness is usually
mild with symptoms lasting from several days to
a week. Severe disease requiring hospitalization
is uncommon. No locally transmitted Zika cases
have been reported in the continental United States,
but cases have been reported in returning travelers.
Locally transmitted Zika virus has been reported
in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. The number
of Zika cases among travelers visiting or returning
to the United States will likely increase.
Who is at risk of being infected? Anyone who
is living in or traveling to an area where Zika virus
is found who has not already been infected with
Zika virus, including pregnant women. Until more
is known and out of an abundance of caution, the
CDC recommends special precautions for pregnant
women and women trying to become pregnant:
• Pregnant women in any trimester should
consider postponing travel to the areas where Zika
virus transmission is ongoing. Pregnant women
who do travel to one of these areas should talk
to their doctor or other healthcare provider first
and strictly follow steps to avoid mosquito bites
during the trip.
• Women trying to become pregnant should
consult with their healthcare provider before
traveling to these areas and strictly follow steps to
prevent mosquito bites during the trip. For more
information on the Zika virus, visit the CDC web
site at http://www.cdc.gov/zika/index.html.
Countries and territories with active Zika virus
transmission include:
AMERICAS Barbados • Bolivia • Brazil •
Colombia • Ecuador • El Salvador • French Guiana • Guadeloupe • Guatemala • Guyana • Haiti
• Honduras • Martinique • Mexico • Panama •
Paraguay • Puerto Rico • Saint Martin • Suriname • Venezuela; PACIFIC ISLANDS • Samoa;
AFRICA • Cape Verde
Information for Travelers – Please visit the
CDC’s Travelers Health website to see if the
country you plan to visit has any travel health
notices: http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/notices.
Mosquito bite prevention for travelers can be
found at: http://www.cdc.gov/chikungunya/pdfs/
fs_mosquito_bite_prevention_travelers.pdf.
for WWI memorial
By Lisa Ferdinando
Department of Defense News
The service and sacrifice of those who served in World
War I a century ago finally will be honored in a memorial
in the nation’s capital, said Edwin Fountain, the commission’s vice chairman. Fountain, the grandson of two World
War I veterans, announced the winning design concept at
the National Press Club here.
The winning concept is “The Weight of Sacrifice” by
25-year-old Joe Weishaar, a yet-to-be licensed architect,
and veteran sculptor Sabin Howard.
The design met the challenges of creating a concept for
such an important memorial, Fountain said. Those challenges, he explained, included finding an appropriate way
to honor the magnitude of the service and sacrifice of the
nearly 5 million Americans who served and the more than
116,000 who died. The design concept had to work into the
surrounding landscape, Fountain said. It had to complement
the iconic architecture and design of historic Washington,
and serve as a city park.
The memorial will be located in Pershing Park, near the
White House. While the National Mall, where other war
memorials are located, would be the preferred location, a law
prohibits new construction on that expanse, Fountain said.
Besides serving as a permanent tribute to the service
members, the memorial is meant to educate Americans and
inspire them to learn more about the largely overlooked
war that has profound influence to this day, Fountain said.
The winning concept will go through an extensive
design review from a number of agencies, including the
Commission of Fine Arts, the National Capital Planning
Commission, and the National Park Service, Fountain said.
Wiesbaden Tax Center opens for 2016
Photo by Jacob Corbin
U.S. Army Garrison Commander Col. Mary Martin, Garrison Command Sgt. Maj. Larry
Addington and Wiesbaden Tax Center Officer-In-Charge Capt. Jeffery Mock, cut the ribbon at the tax centers opening Jan. 29. The tax center, located on the second floor of the
Tony Bass Auditorium, is open between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily (but will be closed from 9
a.m. until noon on Thursdays for training).
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Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Continued from page 1
The new Wiesbaden Middle School will be
located across from the current middle school
and Hainerberg Elementary School.
school progressing,” said Johnson. A ground breaking
ceremony will take place in late ceremony, and construction is scheduled to be complete by spring 2018.
Wiesbaden High School
Work is progressing on the High School with the
new $52 million facility expected to welcome grades
9-12 at the start of the 2017 school year. Both the Wiesbaden High School and Middle School projects are
Department of Defense Education Activity initiatives
under the 21st Century School Design concept being
implemented Army wide.
Hainerberg Access Control Point
Work has begun on the new Hainerberg Access
Control Point, or ACP, located adjacent to the Exchange shopping facilities. The ACP will provide
main access to Hainerberg from the B455, through
Washingtonstrasse. A traffic light and additional turn
lanes will be added at the intersection of B455 and
Washingtonstrasse.
The new ACP is expected to reduce traffic through
the housing areas of Hainerberg and provide direct
access to B455 leading to Clay Kaserne, Johnson said.
Once complete, the current ACP at New York
Strasse will close, along with the Shoppette Gate,
leaving one ID check to enter Hainerberg facilities
instead of two.
“The new ACP will really allow us to take advantage
of the facilities in the former PX area,” said Johnson.
There are plans to use those facilities in the future and
make them part of the community again he added.
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The new Wiesbaden High School extension, expected to be ready by the start of the 2017 school
year, is shown under construction here.
The Washingtonstrasse exit gate near the PX will
remain open throughout the ACP construction.
The project will have minimal impact on the community and is expected be complete this fall.
Hainerberg and Aukamm Housing
There are a variety of repairs and upgrades taking place in a majority of the housing on Hainerberg
and Aukamm. Improvements include repairing and
painting exterior basement staircases, waterproofing
foundations, and the installation of energy-efficient
LED lighting.
“The waterproofing project involves trenching
around foundations and will be the most noticeable
to residents; however, units will always be safely accessible,” said Johnson. DPW will contact families on
an individual basis prior to conducting any work at
their building. These housing upgrades will continue
through August 2016.
Pedestrian Lighting
An additional community improvement project
currently underway is the installation of 300, pedestrian-level lights on walking paths in the Crestview
and Aukamm housing areas. “The bollard lights will
enhance safety and increase the walkability of these
communities at night,” added Johnson.
Repairs to exterior basement staircases are
underway at several Hainerberg Housing units
and includes waterproofing foundations.
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Community notes
Education Center
Open House
The Wiesbaden Education
Center will host an open house
event from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.,
March 1. Information on attending and paying for college
while living in Germany will
be presented.
Super Bowl Parties
Who will be the champions
– the Panthers or the Broncos?
Join the party at the U’R Place
Bar & Grill, Warrior Zone
of Wiesbaden Entertainment
Center for Super Bowl Sunday
Feb. 7. They all have specials
guaranteed to spice up your
NFL viewing pleasure.
USO Celebrates 75
Years
information.
AFTB classes
Army Family Team Building is a series of free training
modules taught through Army
Community Service covering
topics such as basic information about the Army, personal
growth skills and leadership
skills. AFTB improves personal
and Family preparedness which
enhances overall Army readiness and helps America’s Army
adapt to a changing world.
Upcoming classes will be held
at ACS in Hainerberg Housing
Feb. 8-9, March 14, April 1112, May 2-4, 16-17 and June
6. Call ACS at civ (0611) 143548-9201 to sign up.
Champagne Sunday
Community members are Brunch
invited to attend a 1940’s USO
Canteen Party, Feb. 19, from 6
to 9 p.m. at the Tony Bass MulitUse Center on Clay Kaserne
to celebrate 75 years of USO
service to America’s troops and
Families. The event is free and
includes dancing and activities
for the entire family. 1940’s period dress is encouraged, but not
required. Contact mil 548-5103
or civ (0611) 143-548-5103 for
more information.
Dental Clinic art
contest
The Wiesbaden Dental
Clinic is hosting a child’s art
contest until Feb. 18 at 4 p.m.
Pick up rules and registration
forms for the event at the
clinic’s front desk.
Contact Capt. Melissa McGrier at melissa.a.mcgrier.
mil@mail.mil for more information.
Magic the Gathering
The Wiesbaden Magic the
Gathering group holds Friday
Night Magic starting at 6:45
p.m. at the Wiesbaden Entertainment Center in a variety of
formats, including commander
and draft, in a friendly setting.
In addition, they will host their
Winter Seasonal Event Saturday, Feb. 27 at the WEC. Free
drafts, giveaways and special
guests Brian Rowe, Kristy Nash
and Kevin LePage are just some
of the things to look forward to.
Check out www.facebook.com/
groups/USAGWMTG/ for more
Canvas and
Corkscrews
Enjoy an evening of creating
art in a relaxed atmosphere at
the Wiesbaden Entertainment
Center Lounge. This adultsonly get-together is open to ID
cardholders ages 21 and above.
The sessions are typically held
the first and third Fridays of the
month. Cost is $45 and includes
all supplies for painting. Food
and drink are extra and must
be purchased at the Wiesbaden
Entertainment Center. Reserve
a space through Wiesbaden
Arts and Crafts at civ (0611)
143-548-9838.
SKIES Dance Classes
Youths ages 3-18 can participate in a range of weekly
and biweekly ballet, tap, contemporary, hip hop, jazz dance
and creative movement classes.
Classes are held in Aukamm
and Hainerberg Housing and
on Clay Kaserne. These classes
include preschool ballet, ballet, contemporary dance, tap,
creative movement, hip hop
and more. Call Parent Central
Services at civ (0611) 143-5489359 for details.
offers the Women, Infants and
Children Overseas Program
to eligible participants living
overseas. The WIC Overseas
Program provides Families
with several important benefits:
nutritious food, tips on how to
prepare balanced meals, nutrition and health screenings, and
access to other resources that
help Families lead healthier
lives. The program is available
to eligible participants living
overseas, including: civilian
employees, DoD contractors,
members of the uniformed services and their family members.
If you or your Family member
is pregnant, postpartum, breastfeeding an infant, or a child up
to five years of age, call the
office in Crestview Housing
at (0611) 505-5348 to see if
you qualify.
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at the Little Italy on Clay
Kaserne Sunday, Feb. 7, from
9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The brunch
will feature biscuits and gravy,
bacon, sausages, fried potatoes,
waffles, pancakes, French toast,
omelets, eggs, oven-baked
chicken, baked fish, pork cutlets, roasted rosemary potatoes,
roast beef, ham, pasta, seafood,
salad and a range of desserts,
beverages, ice cream, champagne and wines. There will
also be activities for children
including a play corner, movies and face painting. Cost is
$29.95 for ages 13 and above,
$9.95 for children ages 6-12
and free for children ages 5
and under.
Religious holiday
observations
Catholic Mass at 6 p.m. and
Holy Hour at 7 p.m.
March 25 – Good Friday,
Liturgy of the Word at 3 p.m.
March 26 – Holy Saturday,
Catholic Mass at 8 p.m.
March 27 – Easter Sunday,
Catholic Mass at 9 a.m.
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Feb. 10, 11:45 a.m., and Confessions will be heard at 12:15
p.m. At Hainerberg Chapel,
confessions will be heard at 5
p.m. and Catholic Mass will be
held at 6 p.m. Stations of the
Cross will be observed every
Friday during Lent at 6 p.m. at
Hainerberg Chapel, followed
by soup and bread. The following services will take place at
Hainerberg Chapel during the
Roman Catholic Holy Week.
March 20 – Palm Sunday,
Catholic Mass at 9 a.m.
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Hesse hosts Commemoration for the Victims of National Socialism
By Pascal Schnitzler
Press Spokesman for the Hessian State Parliament
The annual commemoration event for the victims
of the Nazi regime (national socialism), hosted jointly
by the Hessian State Parliament, Hessian State Government, Hessian State Welfare Association, Hessian
Cities and Municipalities Association, as well as the
Hessian County Association was held Jan. 26 at the
Hessian Landtag building. This year’s commemoration
event ran under the heading of “ghetto.”
The commemoration dates back to a recommendation made in 1996 by the former German Federal
President Roman Herzog, who suggested to have an
annual event on Jan. 27 (editor’s note: the anniversary
of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp)
dedicated to the victims of national socialism. In
2005, this day was named the International Holocaust
Remembrance Day by the United Nations.
The President of the Hessian State Parliament
Norbert Kartmann welcomed the guests to the commemoration ceremony, which took place for the first
time in 2002 at the Hessian Landtag.
“For 20 years we have been commemorating the
victims of national socialism on that day. This memorial event has become the Hessian Landtag’s and the
Hessian State’s obligation. Hence it was also important
to hold this event together with our towns and cities.
It also is the whole country’s obligation to remember
the European victims of national socialism; the Jewish
citizens of the villages and cities that were friends and
neighbors,” said Kartmann.
“Even seven decades after the end of the Nazi
regime, nothing has been forgotten. History does not
repeat itself, but one should know of it. Remembering various events of the persecution and murder of
European Jews, Sinti and Roma, Christians, people
with different political views, always form the thematic
background of what we are talking about and what
we are documenting. “
The history of the Jewish ghetto exemplifies human suffering under national socialism. The Warsaw
Ghetto began in 1940 and ended in May 1943, after
the suppression of the uprising in the Warsaw ghetto
by the Nazi regime.
The ghetto of Vilna began at the end of August
1941. In January 1942, a resistance group was formed
in the ghetto, and in September 1943 it was evacuated
by the Nazis and the Jewish population was deported.
The ceremony was framed with poetry and music
recitals, originating in those two ghettos.
“We are obligated to keep this Memorial Day and
many other dates of the past century in our memory.
This culture of remembrance, which has developed
over the decades of democratic Germany, is indispensable for our country. And this memory requires the
commitment of many people in our society,” said the
president of the parliament.
(Editor’s note: This was a courtesy translation by
Nadine Bower, U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden Public
Affairs, of a Hessian State Parliment release about an
event USAG Wiesbaden leadership attended).
50 Years
Photo by Pascal Schnitzler
The annual host nation commemoration event
for the victims of national socialism, was held
Jan. 26 at the Hessian Landtag.
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Photo by Jacob Corbin
Col. Mary Martin, U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden commander, and Garrison Command
Sgt. Maj. Larry Addington present Christina Likes, Reginal Stewart, Charlesetta Jackson,
Sarah Ouachee and Karen Sarul the January customer service awards at the Command
Information Exchange Jan. 26.
News and features
Dailey inspires new generation of Soldiers
Sgt. Maj. of the Army Daniel A. Dailey speaks to Soldiers, from Company A, 1st Battalion, 327th
Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), following a
live-fire exercise on Fort Campbell, Ky.
along, as senior noncommissioned officers, or NCOs,
will see a two- or three-year reduction in the time
101st Airborne Division Public Affairs
they are allowed to serve.
Sgt. Maj. of the Army Daniel A. Dailey is
“We have some of the lowest promotion rates
becoming something of a folk hero among a new that we’ve had in a while. We have to retain that
generation of Army Soldiers.
mid-grade NCO because you’re the continuity,”
As the Army’s youngest sergeant major in his- Dailey said. “We’re going to reduce those [retentory, it may be a narrowed age gap that gives him an tion control points] back down to where they were.
advantage in speaking to - and hearing - the voices It’s going to stimulate promotions and it’s going to
of the next generation of leaders.
offset the drawdown with regards to managing our
Dailey began a threepersonnel.”
day tour of Fort CampThat initiative received
“The most important thing to
good feedback, especially
bell, Jan. 27, where he
met with and listened to focus on is you. We’re going to among junior NCOs in
101st Airborne Division make sure that you’re managed stagnant occupational
(Air Assault) Soldiers. He appropriately with regard to the specialties.
“He wants to see
talent that you have.”
spoke with Soldiers from
each brigade about some — Sgt. Maj. of the Army Daniel A. Dailey us progress,” said Sgt.
Dustin Fry, an aircraft
upcoming initiatives exelectrician with Company
pected to affect the Army
D,
6th
Battalion,
101st
Combat
Aviation Brigade,
in the near future and wanted to hear their feedback.
101st
Airborne
Division.
“He
wants
to integrate
“You, ladies and gentlemen, are the future of the
our generation into the military.”
Army,” Dailey said during a town hall. “The most
Fry explained that much of his generation’s
important thing to focus on is you. We’re going to
strengths will remain undiscovered until they can
make sure that you’re managed appropriately with
implement them at a higher level.
regard to the talent that you have.”
“We are a new generation of people; everything
After a brief introduction highlighting some of the
is electronic now and everything is changing and
initiatives that Soldiers will see implemented in the he sees that. Yes, it is a new Army, and he wants to
near future, Dailey opened the floor for discussion. see it become better,” Fry said.
Soldiers responded well to the open-forum. They
During another discussion at the Staff Sgt. John
asked a lot of questions, and Dailey provided a lot W. Kreckel NCO Academy, Spc. Kamisha Lowrie,
of answers. Common themes among their questions a helicopter armament, electrical and avionics
were concerns about drawdown effects, policy systems repairer with Company B, 96th Aviation
changes and the ever-changing promotion system, Support Battalion, 101st Combat Aviation Brigade,
which according to Dailey, is here to stay for the voiced concern for Soldiers exiting the Army with
foreseeable future.
little accreditation for their military qualifications.
Dailey said that although promotion standards
“We have veterans who can’t get jobs simply
will not change, promotions will begin to move because they can’t transfer their military training
Story and Photos by Sgt. William White
in the civilian sector,” Lowrie said.
Dailey gave insight into an initiative that will
provide Soldiers with more civilian accreditation
based on their military training. Although a system
exists in which the American Council on Education
awards college credit for military experience, Dailey
explained that the new initiative would allow the
Army to award college credits based on Soldiers’
experience level, eventually awarding a master’s
degree upon graduating the U.S. Army Sergeants
Major Academy.
The initiative also aims at providing Soldiers,
who choose to leave the Army, a civilian-equivalent
certification so they may have an easier time finding
similar work outside the military.
Dailey said Soldiers should expect to see this
initiative take shape in the near future.
After a few popular overhauls already implemented, including the Army’s tattoo policy and the
integration of black socks, the future looks favorable
for junior Soldiers.
“His mindset is listening to the Soldiers and
hearing what we want and what needs to happen,”
Fry said. “You hear a lot of NCOs talk about the
new Army in a negative way but his focus is on the
new Army and making the Army better and that’s
what makes him different.”
“I’m extremely proud that I joined — knowing
that I have great leadership at the top,” Lowrie
said. “Before, I thought of the SMA basically as
a figurehead, but now I see he really is hands on,
wanting our questions and going in depth and giving us a genuine answer lets me know that he’s not
just a figurehead, he’s actually doing.”
Sgt. Maj. of the Army Daniel A. Dailey high-fives
physical training partner Spc. Jordan Gilbert of
1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), after completing a rigorous
physical training session on Fort Campbell, Ky.
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Sports and leisure
Sports shorts
Fitness center offers martial arts class
Fitness Facility Showers
Closed
The men’s showers at the Wiesbaden
Fitness Facility are closed through Feb.
12 to install a ventilation system. The
restrooms and changing areas will remain
open. Alternate showers will be available
in the Tony Bass Fitness Center Shower
Rooms, Bldg. 1403 from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.,
Monday through Friday, during the closure. For more information contact the
Sports Office at mil 548-9835, civ (0611)
143-548-9835.
Wiesbaden Wahoos Swim
Team spring swim clinic
The Wiesbaden Wahoos Swim Team
will host their spring swim clinic March
14 to May 26. Practices are Mondays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 3:30 to
5 p.m. Practice will also be held on Saturdays from 8 to 10 a.m. Cost is $180,
$150 for siblings. For more information,
and to register, email wiesbadenwahoos@
gmail.com.
Fitness classes to meet every
style
The Wiesbaden Fitness Center and
Annex offer a range of fitness classes
from Body Tone to Lunch Time Core and
Cardio, Pilates to Total Body Express. Visit
wiesbaden.armymwr.com to check out the
February class listing.
100 percent ID check at
Fitness Center
The Wiesbaden Fitness Center began
mandatory 100 percent ID check Dec. 18
in order to effectively track the number of
people using the facility, which may impact funding. Sign up yourself and family
members in person at FMWR facilities,
including the Fitness Center and Outdoor
Recreation on Clay Kaserne. Call mil
548-9001 or civ (0611) 143-548-9001 for
more information.
Spring sports registration
Enrollment for the Spring Youth Sports
and Fitness Season runs from Jan. 25 to
March 11. This spring, soccer, baseball,
softball, track and field, tennis and golf
will be offered. If you are interested in
coaching, stop by CYS Services Sports and
Fitness in Building 1213 on Clay Kaserne
to pick up a coach’s packet. To register your
child visit Parent Central Services on Clay
Kaserne or call civ (0611) 143-548-9356.
Free yoga and Zumba at ACS
Army Community Service offers
free yoga classes every Tuesday at noon
at the ACS cafeteria and free Zumba
classes Monday and Wednesday at 9 a.m.;
Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m.; and Tuesdays
and Thursdays at 9:30 a.m.
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Photo by Karl Weisel
Tang Soo Do instructor Sherry Woodward demonstrates one of the martial arts forms at the Wiesbaden
Fitness Center.
“I started back in the ‘70s when I was a teenager. I
By Karl Weisel
earned my first degree black belt when I was stationed in
Family and MWR Marketing Office
Korea in 1984,” she said, adding that since Wiesbaden
People study martial arts for various reasons, accord- Tang Soo Do is a studio under the World Tang Soo Do
ing to Wiesbaden’s Tang Soo Do instructor. These include she has the authority to teach and give tests.
self-defense, enhancing overall mental and physical health
She recently took several of her students to a comand gaining self-confidence.
petition in Germany where they earned gold, silver and
Sherry Woodward, a Black Belt in the traditional Ko- bronze medals.
rean martial art, military veteran and Department of the
“It was neat to see their confidence building,” WoodArmy civilian with the 66th Military Intelligence Brigade,
ward said. “I was very proud of them. The students did
said her lifelong relationship with Tang Soo Do has been
really well.”
rewarding – both as a student and as a teacher.
Woodward added that she enjoys sharing her love of
“I like mentoring. I like teaching — seeing the light
the
discipline with her husband and son who are also acturn on — helping my students to develop and grow,” said
tive
in Tang Soo Do.
Woodward, who leads Tang Soo Do classes at the Wies“It’s definitely a lifestyle — people stay in it. It has a
baden Fitness Center on Mondays and Wednesdays from
family feel,” she said.
6-7:15 p.m. and on Saturdays from 10:30 a.m. to noon.
The Wiesbaden instructor said she welcomes students
“We have about 20 students — 13 of whom are the diehards. These include military members, family members, of all skill levels and martial arts backgrounds. “If someone comes in with experience from elsewhere I welcome
civilians, adults and children age 10 and up,” she said.
“We always do the basics — kicks, punches and block- that; I’m always on the lookout for different techniques.”
For student Percy Link, Tang Soo Do has meant
ing,” said Woodward. “We also do practical applications
of what they’ve learned — the techniques that we practice continuing practicing something he started when he was
over and over again – which they need for testing. We have 9 years old. “The style which I’ve practiced the most is
one-step sparring, we go over hand techniques, kicking called Shotokan which is basically the Japanese version
techniques and grabbing techniques. The forms that we of Tang Soo Do which is Korean.”
do are similar to Japanese karate.”
Training in Tang Soo Do can be beneficial on several
Students help each other hone their skills, she said, levels, Link said.
explaining that not everyone learns the same way.
“Mentally, one learns to focus on the task at hand
“My son loves training with Mrs. Woodward,” said because there are many things going on in our lives on a
Staff Sgt. Samuel Sainvilus, “and looks forward to it every daily basis, but when we bow at the door to enter the class
week. I have seen a lot of growth in my son’s personality, environment, those issues/problems become peripheral so
fitness and courage over the past year.”
that we can work on our craft,” he said. “It has changed
Sainvilus added that his son is “no longer scared to
over the years, but these days I use martial arts as a stress
intervene in situations where teachers or school staff are
reliever. After a long day of sitting for eight to nine hours
not present” when dealing with a bully.
And while Tang Soo Do students quickly learn valu- at a desk and dealing with some of my lovely coworkers,
able techniques to defend themselves, “the big thing that I get to come to class where it is commonplace to punch,
we focus on and stress is avoidance,” she said, explaining kick and scream.”
Like other classes at the Wiesbaden Fitness Center,
that violent confrontations should be avoided whenever
Tang
Soo Do classes cost $5 a lesson – or $45 for a booklet
possible.
of
10
lessons. “Interested participants can just drop by a
“Tang Soo Do goes back 2,000 years and was influenced
class
—
the first one is free,” Woodward said.
by the Tang Dynasty,” Woodward said, explaining that
For
more
information visit Wiesbaden Tang Soo Do on
over the years many different fighting and self-defense
Facebook,
email
the instructor at wiesbadentangsoodo@
techniques were incorporated into the traditional Korean
gmail.com or call civ (0151) 1007-8178.
martial art.
Sports and leisure
Cheering on the team
Courtesy photos by Camryn Angel
Wiesbaden High School cheerleaders cheer on the girls and boys
basketball teams at the WHS gym. WHS will host the Department
of Defense Education Activity – Europe basketball finals later this
month.
Things to do
Outdoor Rec trips
Head to Venice for a truly unique
Carnival experience Feb. 5-7; enjoy
carving up the slopes in Saas Fee
Almagell, Switzerland, Feb. 11-15;
head to Interlaken, Switzerland, Feb.
20-21 for skiing and snowboarding;
or to the Black Forest for more of the
same Feb. 27.
Wiesbaden Outdoor Recreation also
holds a German Hunting Course from
Feb. 9 to April 16. Learn the trequirements to hunt in Germany. Call Outdoor
Recreation at civ (0611) 143-548-9801
for details.
Fasching in Mainz,
Wiesbaden
This weekend marks Fasching in
Mainz and Wiesbaden. For more information, see pages 16 and 17.
Kinderfest
For a few years now, the city of
Wiesbaden celebrates Kinderfest on
Fasching Saturday, Feb.6 which starts
at 10:33 a.m. in downtown Wiesbaden,
which is rounded up with the Youth
Parade at 3:33 p.m.
A good place to watch the parade
is in the pedestrian area in front of the
Wiesbaden city hall.
Jazz session
Once a month the Café Loewenherz
Wiesbaden invites music friends to enter
the stage and join in a spontaneous music
session. A rhythm group and saxophone
player Paolo Fornara open the evening
and then the stage is open for musicians
to join in.
Hunters and Gatherers
exhibit
Showcasing “The End of a Culture,”
Museum Wiesbaden will feature a
Hunters and Gatherers exhibit, including artifacts from the South African
Kalahari, the Australian Outback and the
Amazon Rainforest, using large-scale
dioramas in three exhibition rooms.
Most of the pieces were brought back
by a Wiesbaden local, Werner Hammer, after his many expeditions to the
various countries home to early hunters
and gatherers.
The exhibition started September
2015 and will end May 22. Ticket prices
are 7 euro for temporary exhibits and 4
euro for permanent exhibits.
The museum is located across
from the former Rhein Main Halle, at
Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 2, 65185 Wiesbaden, and is closed on Mondays, open
from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays and
Thursdays, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and
Sundays.
Wiesbaden’s Weekly Market
Enjoy the wide selection, a welcoming atmosphere and the flair of the lovely
greenery with a historic backdrop during
Wiesbaden’s weekly market.
The variety of special vegetables,
inviting smells, typical regional fruit
specialties and homemade delicacies
make shopping at the weekly market in
Wiesbaden a special experience.
Every Wednesday and Saturday from
7 a.m. to 2 p.m., the weekly market
welcomes visitors on the Dernsches
Gelaende.
Mainz Weekly Market
Every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday
from from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., you can
experience one of the oldest markets
in Germany on the market square of
the city of Mainz next to the beautiful
cathedral.
Enjoy a cup of coffee, shop with local
vendors, or experience the traditional
“Mainzer” way of living in this event that
attracts both young and old every week.
Hessen Park
Hessenpark is an open-air, historical
museum just north of Frankfurt, and it
is well worth the 35-minute drive. The
museum allows people to see firsthand a
village from about 400 years ago. If you
visit, plan on spending the day walking
through gardens, seeing animals and
touring beautiful, historic buildings.
As a side note, Germany has many
“Freiland” museums like Hessen Park,
and you’re likely to find one relatively
nearby no matter where you’re stationed
or visiting.
As a rule, they’re always well done
and worth the time to visit — especially
if you have kids. There is plenty of room
for children to run around and explore
without getting into too much trouble.
For more information, visit http://www.
hessenpark.de/index.php?id=english.
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News and features
Elementary schools buzz with spelling at events
Schoolbits
Elementary school closures
Hainerberg and Aukamm elementary
schools will be closed Feb. 8, Feb. 15 and
Feb. 22.
Middle school closures
Wiesbaden Middle School will be closed
Feb. 8, Feb. 15 and Feb. 22.
High school closures
Wiesbaden High School will be closed
Feb. 8, Feb. 15 and Feb. 22.
Dependent IDs
Wiesbaden students leaving campus during the school day must carry their Department of Defense dependent ID cards on- and
off-campus with them. Guards will conduct
checks periodically.
School buses
The garrison encourages students to utilize the Department of Defense Dependents
School buses that receive priority access to the
installation. They are currently being utilized
by less than 50 percent of those registered to
ride them. For questions about acquiring a
bus pass for your child, please call mil 3372240 or civ (0611) 705-2240. Also, if buses
are parked around school, dropping off or
picking up students, drivers may pass them.
It is a DoDEA and garrison expectation that
parents walk their child to and from school/
bus stop.
WCSC Scholarships
High school seniors and continuing education students are eligible to compete for
the Wiesbaden Community Spouses’ Club
Scholarships. Applications can be downloaded at www.wiesbadenspousesclub.com,
and must be submitted by Feb. 27. A WCSC
representative will be at the Wiesbaden Entertainment Center, Feb. 26, from 3:30 to 5
p.m., and Feb. 27, from 10 a.m. to noon, to
answer questions and collect applications.
In 2015, the WCSC awarded $56,340 in
scholarship money to 15 high school seniors
and 13 continuing education students in the
community.
DeCA Scholarship deadline
approaching
The deadline to apply for the 2016 Scholarships for Military Children, each worth
$2,000, is Feb. 12. Applications must be hand
delivered to the commissary by the close of
business that day. At least one scholarship
will be award at every commissary location
where qualified applications are received. To
determine your eligibility or to download an
application go to http://www.militaryscholar.
org.
For application questions contact the
Scholarship Managers at 856-616-9311 or
email them at militaryscholar@scholarshipmanagers.com.
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Courtesy photos
Aukamm Elementary School teacher Stacy
Anderson stands with AES students Nneka
Okoaroafor, Nevaeh Thomas,Abigail
Marsters, Kaley Rosenquist, Arielle Anthony (first place), Piper Tierney, Jason Yearsley, Hannah Buchheit, Nathaniel Harris,
Elizabeth Yi, Claire Lai, Jocelyn Yearsley,
Jan Lana,Gabby Milan, Rebekah Rolfe and
Danny Schrantz after the school’s spelling bee Jan. 22. Photo right, Alex Daniels,
who placed first in Hainerberg Elementary
School’s spelling bee, stands with second
and third place winners Kortney Steagall
and Wisam Alobaidi (middle), after the
event Jan. 22. The winners will next compete at the district level.
New Kaiserslautern District superintendent selected
Department of Defense
Education Activity Europe
Public Affairs
Dr. Dell McMullen, Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Europe Director,
has named Dr. Liz Dunham as the
DoDEA Kaiserslautern District
Superintendent. She will maintain
the oversight of the Bavaria District
until it closes in July 2016 at which
point the schools and students previously aligned to the Bavaria and
Kaiserslautern Districts will become
a newly established district, DoDEA
Europe East. The selection was made
through a competitive process.
Dr. Dunham is a career educator
with extensive teaching and administrative experience. She joined
DoDEA nearly 30 years ago as a
staff developer and went on to hold
a number of positions of increasing
responsibility before being selected
as the superintendent of the DoDEA
Europe Bavaria District in November
2012.
Dr. Dunham will assume re-
sponsibility for the Kaiserslautern
District immediately, but effective
July 11, 2016, she will be the Superintendent for the newly-organized
DoDEA Europe East District. The
DoDEA Europe East District is a
newly-established district under the
Restructuring for Student Achievement (RSA) priority which has a goal
of enabling DoDEA to become a more
effective and efficient school system
by implementing the best practices
of U.S. state and local education
agencies.
In announcing the selection,
Dr. McMullen cited Dr. Dunham’s
extensive experience and leadership
in DoDEA’s schools.
“Dr. Dunham brings a wealth of
experience to the DoDEA Europe
Kaiserslautern District,” said Dr.
McMullen. “She is an effective, caring leader and just the right person to
lead the district through this transition
period as we restructure to meet the
needs of our students.”
Dr. Dunham earned her B.A. from
the University of Iowa. She com-
pleted her M.Ed. at Seattle Pacific
University. In 1995, she earned her
Ph.D. from the Cambridge Institute
of Education in Cambridge, England.
Dr. Dunham was the first American
to earn the degree in this British
program that was a joint venture
between Cambridge University and
the University of East Anglia.
In reflecting on her selection, Dunham said she is honored to lead the
current Bavaria and Kaiserslautern
districts in the transition to the new
DoDEA Europe East District.
“By joining these two outstanding
districts, we are bringing together
educators whose combined talents
will be of even greater benefit to the
students, parents and communities
we serve,” said Dr. Dunham. “I am
committed to joining our district
and school-level leaders in making
the DoDEA Europe East District
successful and vibrant, built on the
best current practices and embracing
the opportunities this transition provides us to learn, grow and improve
together.”
News and features
DoD increases military maternity leave
By Lisa Ferdinando
DoD News, Defense Media Activity
The Defense Department is increasing military maternity leave and
instituting other changes in an effort
to support military families, improve
retention and strengthen the force of the
future, Defense Secretary Ash Carter
said today.
Women across the joint force can
now take 12 weeks of fully paid maternity leave, Carter told reporters at the
Pentagon. The 12-week benefit is double
the amount of time for paid maternity
leave from when he became defense
chief nearly a year ago, he noted.
“This puts DOD in the top tier of
institutions nationwide and will have
significant influence on decision-making for our military family members,”
Carter said.
While being an incentive for attracting and retaining talent, the secretary
said, the benefit also promotes the health
and wellness of mothers through facilitating recovery and promoting feeding
and bonding with the infant.
“Our calculation is quite simple - we
want our people to be able to balance
two of the most solemn commitments
they can ever make: a commitment to
serve their country and a commitment
to start and support a family,” he said.
The announcement builds on
previously announced initiatives on
strengthening the force of the future, he
said. Those previous reforms, he added,
included opening all remaining combat
occupations to women.
The maternity leave decision applies
to all service members in the active-duty
component and to reserve-component
members serving in a full-time status or
on definite active-duty recall or mobilization orders in excess of 12 months.
The 12 weeks is less than the Navy’s
decision last year to institute 18 weeks of
fully-paid maternity leave, Carter noted.
Sailors and Marines, who currently
are pregnant or who become pregnant
within 30 days of the enactment of the
policy, can still take the full 18 weeks
of paid leave, he said.
To better support new mothers when
they return to work, Carter said, he is
requiring that a mothers’ room be made
available in every DOD facility with
more than 50 women. In addition, the
Defense Department is seeking legislation to expand military paternity leave
from the current 10-day leave benefit to
a 14-day noncontinuous leave benefit,
he said.
The Defense Department subsidizes
child care on military installations to
ensure its affordability, Carter said.
However, he added, military families
often have to use outside providers
because the hours at military child care
facilities do not align with the work
schedules of service members.
With those challenges in mind, the
Defense Department is increasing child
care access to 14 hours of the day across
the force, he said.
“By providing our troops with child
care they can rely on from before reveille
until after taps, we provide one more
reason for them to stay on board,” he
said. “We show them that supporting a
family and serving our country are by
no means incompatible goals.”
Carter noted that military members
might want to stay at their current
Photo by Air Force Senior Master Sgt. Adrian Cadiz
Defense Secretary Ash Carter discusses reforms to his Force of the Future
program to improve the quality of life for military personnel during a
briefing at the Pentagon.
location for a variety of family-related
reasons, such as wanting to remain near
relatives, be close to a medical facility
that specializes in care needed for a
child with a medical condition, or have
a child finish out the same high school.
When the needs of the force permit,
the secretary said, commanders will be
empowered to make reasonable accommodations to allow service members to
remain, in exchange for an additional
service obligation.
The military asks its men and women
to make incomparable sacrifices, Carter
said, potentially putting them in situations where they could suffer injuries
that would prevent them from having
children in the future.
Taking into account the tremendous
sacrifices military members make, the
Defense Department will cover the
cost of freezing sperm or eggs through
a pilot program for active-duty service
members, Carter said.
The department also is looking at
how it can provide reproductive technologies like IVF to a wider population,
he said. Currently, the DOD provides
reduced-cost treatment at six locations.
These benefits provide the force
greater confidence about their future,
and they allow greater flexibility for
starting a family, Carter said.
They are one more tool, he said,
to make the military a family-friendly
employer that honors the desires of
those who want to commit fully to their
careers or serve courageously in combat
while preserving their ability to have
children in the future.
Application deadline nears for children scholarships
By Mike Perron
Defense Commissary Agency
The time remaining to apply for one of the 2016
Scholarships for Military Children, each worth $2,000,
is rapidly dwindling, as this year’s Feb. 12 deadline
approaches.
Applications, including the required essay, must
be received at a military commissary by the close of
business that day. They should be hand-delivered, but
if that is not convenient, they can be sent to a commissary via the U.S. Postal Service or FEDEX/UPS.
They cannot be faxed or emailed.
At least one scholarship will be awarded at every
commissary location with qualified applicants.
This year’s essay question addresses childhood
obesity and its effect on military recruitment: “Obesity
is among the leading causes of military ineligibility
among people 17 to 24, affecting nearly 30 percent of
men and women in this age group. Specifically, how
would you address this problem and what are your
proposed solutions? What would be the challenges
with implementing your plan?”
Essays must be 500 words or less, typewritten or
computer-generated, double spaced, and no longer
than two pages. Last year, 700 students were awarded
scholarships from the 4,000 applicants, who submitted
entries by the deadline.
Applications are available in commissaries worldwide and online. To apply for a scholarship, the student
must be a dependent, unmarried child, younger than 21
(or 23, if enrolled as a full-time student at a college or
university) of either a service member on active duty,
a reservist, a guardsman or a retiree, or the survivor
of a military member who died while on active duty,
or the survivor of a retiree.
Eligibility is determined using the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System, or DEERS,
database. Applicants should ensure that they, as well
as their sponsor, are enrolled in the DEERS database
and have a current military ID card. The applicant
must also be planning to attend or already attending
an accredited college or university, full time, in fall
2016 or be enrolled in a program of study designed to
transfer directly into a four-year program.
Applicants, who are awarded a full scholarship or
receive an appointment to one of the military academies
or affiliated preparatory schools, are not eligible to
receive funds from this program. A full scholarship
is usually defined as one that provides for payment of
tuition, books, lab fees and other expenses.
The scholarship program is administered by the
Fisher House Foundation, a nonprofit organization
that provides assistance to service members and their
families. Scholarship Managers, a national, nonprofit,
scholarship-management services organization, manages and awards the military scholarships. If students
have questions about the scholarship program application, they should call Scholarship Managers at
856-616-9311 or email them at militaryscholar@
scholarshipmanagers.com.
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For your health
Overcome your weight-loss plateau
By Human Performance
Resource Center Staff
Photo by Vladimir Gjorgiev / Shutterstock.com
Have you been watching what you eat and
exercising regularly,
but for some reason,
the scale just won’t
budge? You might be
at a “plateau” in your
weight-loss journey.
But with continued
effort and persistence,
you can do it! If you
want to shed those last
few pounds, try these
ideas on for size:
Track it. To keep old,
unhealthy eating habits
at bay, keep a food
diary or record your
intake through the U.S.
Department of Agriculture’s SuperTracker.
This online program
helps you see where
your calories are coming from. Don’t forget
to watch your portion sizes too.
Stick to your plan. Remember the fundamentals of a healthy eating plan: nutrient-rich, lean
sources of protein such as fish, poultry, beans,
nuts, and low-fat dairy products. Make sure to
include whole grains, fruits, and vegetables too.
It’s okay to indulge a little, but too many “cheat
days” can ruin all your hard work.
Eat protein. Protein helps preserve lean body
mass (muscle) during weight loss, promote fat loss,
and contribute to a feeling of fullness. Use HPRC’s
Protein Requirements infosheet to calculate your
individual protein needs.
Rethink your drinks. Alcohol and sugar-sweetened beverages such as soda, sweet tea, juice,
energy drinks, and sports drinks can add too many
calories and prevent you from losing weight. Stick
to water and low-fat milk (or soymilk) during meals
and in-between to stay hydrated. Three servings
of milk per day is the limit though!
Shake things up. Varying the type, intensity,
duration, and frequency of your exercise is a great
way to challenge yourself and prevent boredom—
and it can make a big difference toward reaching
your goal.
Whatever you do, don’t give up. Achieving and
maintaining a healthy weight is better for your
health, career, and performance.
TRICARE Pharmacy copays change Feb. 1
By TRICARE
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Military pharmacies
and TRICARE Pharmacy home delivery will remain the lowest cost pharmacy option for TRICARE beneficiaries when some TRICARE pharmacy copays change in 2016. On Feb. 1, 2016,
most copays for prescription drugs at home
delivery and retail network pharmacies will increase slightly.
The 2016 National Defense Authorization
Act, or NDAA, requires TRICARE to change its
prescription copays. All drugs at military pharmacies, and generic drugs through home deliv-
ery, are still available at no cost to beneficiaries.
Copays for brand name drugs through home delivery increase from $16 to $20, for up to a 90day supply. At retail pharmacies, generic drug
copays go from $8 to $10, and brand name drug
copays go from $20 to $24 dollars, for up to a
30-day supply. Copays for non-formulary drugs
and for drugs at non-network pharmacies will
also change.
Beneficiaries can save up to $208 in 2016 for
each brand name prescription drug they switch
from retail pharmacy to home delivery. Home
delivery offers safe and convenient delivery of
your prescription drugs right to your mailbox.
To see the new TRICARE pharmacy copays,
learn more about the TRICARE Pharmacy benefit,
or move your prescription to home delivery, visit
www.tricare.mil/pharmacy.
Sleep is a performance asset
By Human Performance Resource Center Staff
Photo by Peter Blair
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Sleep is vital. Think about it: sleep loss causes
performance to suffer, but getting plenty of sleep
results in better performance. Most people wouldn’t
consider going without food or water, and sleep
is no different — it’s a necessity. Lack of sleep
is equivalent to being drunk. In fact, after being
awake for 18-20 hours, you’d function as if you
had a blood-alcohol content of .1%, or about four
drinks for a 150-pound man. Little or no sleep affects your eye-hand coordination, reaction time, and
multitasking abilities — and how you remember
important sequences, remain attentive, and stay
organized. If you’re tired, you may be able to learn
skills and work well enough, but training while
fatigued might impact your ability to do your best.
Many people believe that they can overcome
being tired or “get used to it.” But evidence suggests sleeping only 6 hours can jeopardize your
resilience, health, and well-being. As people
become more sleep-deprived, they become less
aware that they’re impaired. When someone says,
“I’m used to being tired,” they’re simply used to
having impaired awareness and judgment. When
possible, sleep more to help boost your energy
level, thinking ability, and readiness.
Bulletin board
At the movies Feb. 4 - 17 Movie plots
Taunus Movie Theater
Editor’s note: The movies listing was the most
current at the time of publication. Please visit
https://www.shopmyexchange.com/ for the most
up-to-date schedule.
Thursday February 4
Fifty Shades of Black (R) 1900
Friday February 5
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (PG-13) 1900
Saturday February 6
Kung Fu Panda 3 (PG) 1400
The Hateful Eight (R) 1800
Sunday February 7
Kung Fu Panda 3 (PG) 1400
The Choice (PG-13) 1600
Monday February 8
The Choice (PG-13) 1900
Tuesday February 9 Closed
Wednesday February 10 Closed
Thursday February 11
13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi (R)
1900
Friday February 12
Deadpool (R) 1900
How to be Single (R) 2100
© 2016 Lionsgate / Photo courtesy of Movieweb.com
“The Choice” tells the story of Travis Parker
(Walker) and Gabby Holland (Palmer), who
meet first as neighbors in a small coastal town
and end up pursuing a relationship that neither
could have foreseen. Spanning a decade and
tracing the evolution of a love affair that is ultimately tested by life’s most defining events, this
story features a memorable ensemble of friends
and family in Sparks’s beloved North Carolina
setting, culminating in the question that every
couple must ask themselves: how far would you
go to keep the hope of love alive?
Saturday February 13
Deadpool (R) 1500 & 1700
Sunday February 14
Ride Along 2 (PG-13) 1500
Deadpool (R) 1700
Zoolander 2 (PG-13) 1900
Monday February 15
Zoolander 2 (PG-13) 1600
Tuesday February 16 Closed
Wednesday February 17 Closed
© 2016 Paramount Pictures / Photo courtesy of Movieweb.com
Zoolander 2 — The sequel to Ben Stiller’s 2001 hit comedy revolving around male fashion model
Derek Zoolander.
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies — Jane
Austin’s classic tale of the tangled relationships between lovers from different
social classes in 19th century England is
faced with a new challenge — an army
of undead zombies.
Kung Fu Panda 3 — What are Shrek and
Donkey doing in Kung Fu Panda 3? They
have a cute little cameo that spoofs the
recent Snicker ads. Po and Monkey just
aren’t themselves when they are hungry.
This delightful teases gives us a few jokes,
but we don’t get to see much more from
the actual movie itself, which is in theaters
in just a few short weeks. In 2016, one of
the most successful animated franchises
in the world returns with its biggest comedy
adventure yet, Kung Fu Panda 3. When
Po’s long-lost panda father suddenly
reappears, the reunited duo travels to a
secret panda paradise to meet scores
of hilarious new panda characters. But
when the supernatural villain Kai begins to
sweep across China defeating all the kung
fu masters, Po must do the impossiblelearn to train a village full of his fun-loving,
clumsy brethren to become the ultimate
band of Kung Fu Pandas!
Deadpool — Based upon Marvel Comics’
most unconventional anti-hero, the movie
tells the origin story of former Special
Forces operative turned mercenary Wade
Wilson, who after being subjected to a
rogue experiment that leaves him with
accelerated healing powers, adopts the
alter ego Deadpool. Armed with his new
abilities and a dark, twisted sense of humor, Deadpool hunts down the man who
nearly destroyed his life.
Hateful Eight — Set six or eight or twelve
years after the Civil War, a stagecoach
hurtles through the wintry Wyoming
landscape. The passengers, bounty
hunter John Ruth and his fugitive Daisy
Domergue, race towards the town of Red
Rock where Ruth, known in these parts
as “The Hangman,” will bring Domergue
to justice. Along the road, they encounter
two strangers: Major Marquis Warren, a
black former union soldier turned infamous bounty hunter, and Chris Mannix,
a southern renegade who claims to be
the town’s new Sheriff. Losing their lead
on the blizzard, Ruth, Domergue, Warren and Mannix seek refuge at Minnie’s
Haberdashery, a stagecoach stopover
on a mountain pass. When they arrive
at Minnie’s, they are greeted not by the
proprietor but by four unfamiliar faces.
Bob, who’s taking care of Minnie’s while
she’s visiting her mother, is holed up
with Oswaldo Mobray, the hangman of
Red Rock, cow-puncher Joe Gage, and
Confederate General Sanford Smithers.
As the storm overtakes the mountainside
stopover, our eight travelers come to learn
they may not make it to Red Rock after all.
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It’s Faschi
Annual celebr
parades, fairs
By Nadine Bower
Public Affairs
Get your Halloween costume
back out of the closet and get
ready to shout “Helau!” as loud
as you can – it’s that time of the
year when Germany celebrates its
“fifth” season.
Every February, Fasching gets
into full swing with big parades on
the streets and fairs in the cities
to celebrate the beginning of the
Lenten season.
The early beginnings of Fasching, Carneval or how the locals of
the Rhein Main area call it – “FastPhotos by Anemone Rueger nacht” – date back to around 3,000
Members of the Mainzer Ranzengarde, the oldest Fasching orangization in Mainz and founded in 1837, B.C., when tribes were celebrating
the wedding of a deity.
take part in the 2015 Mainz Fasching parade.
Even the Romans celebrated
their god Saturnus with a big
festival in January and people in
the medieval times continued this
tradition by dressing up and dancing around the castles, mocking
the clergy.
Although the Fasching tradition almost died out during the
Reformation and was halted again
during the two world wars, it came
back to full bloom in the 1950’s,
especially in Köln, Duesseldorf
and Mainz, where it gave people
in the post-war era new hope and
encouraged them to “laugh in
tears” (Lache unter Tränen).
In modern times, the three cities
are Germany’s Fasching capitals.
The big party starts out on Thursday – this year on Thursday, Feb.
4, when women carry a pair of
scissors to cut off the ties of men,
literally cutting off the symbol of
men’s power.
On Friday, the so-called Soot
Friday, children are allowed to
smear soot into people’s faces.
However, this custom is not practiced much anymore.
Saturday brings the first big
parades to the cities. Residents
of Wiesbaden are lucky, because
they have access to the Fasching
festivities in two German cities –
Wiesbaden and Mainz.
While the Kinderfest in the
pedestrian area of Wiesbaden
features the younger Fasching
generation in a big parade through
the downtown pedestrian area
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at the end of the par
the State Theater.
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with Super Bowl
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surrounding comm
have their parades
Meanwhile, people
gather in the downto
to watch the Wies
ing parade starting
at Elsässer Platz. T
area in front of the
Wilhelmstrasse are
to watch the parade
The high point o
is Rosenmontag, or
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ration brings
to Germany
Photo by Anemone Rueger
er of the Mainzer Ranzengarde rides a horse
Mainz Fasching parade.
m., Mainz starts Boppstrasse and marches about 7.2
ug at 2 p.m. This kilometers through the downtown
ids from local area. Good places to watch the
ete for the best parade are Schillerplatz and in
awarded a prize front of the State Theater.
However, these are also the
rade in front of
Photos by Anemone Rueger
most crowded places, so make
hich coincides sure to be early and yell the word Themed floats are a mainstay of Fasching
l Sunday this helau (“Hell-ouw”) as loud as parades. Photo right, a parade member
es more on its you can with the crowd. You may rides a unicycle in the 2015 parade.
munities, which want to bring a large bag with you,
s on that day. because candy and small toys will Safety tips
– Stay informed via official channels, news
e of Wiesbaden be tossed into the crowd from the
own area again big floats. After the parade, make reports, etc., about current potential threats.
sbaden Fasch- sure to go to the riverside by the
– Avoid demonstrations or rallies. If you
g at 1:11 p.m., city hall where there will be a large encounter such gatherings, leave the area as
The pedestrian fair with carousels, Bratwurst and quickly as possible.
e city hall and even more candy.
– Keep a low profile and try to “blend in”
Fasching time is about bee good places
to
the
local environment. In public, avoid
ing happy and getting ready for
e.
wearing
or carrying overtly American or
of the festivities Lenten season, which starts on Ash
military
clothing
or other items.
r Rose Monday. Wednesday when all festivities fi– Be unpredictable. Vary routines such as
nz is one of the nally come to an end, so make sure
routes
and departure times to and from work.
try and features to dress up, eat some comfort food
–
When
traveling, become familiar with
ing clubs from and enjoy the fun that the Rhein
local
emergency
numbers and places that could
uropean cities. Main area has to offer during this
serve as refuge, such as a military installation,
at 11:11 a.m. at fifth season.
embassy or police station.
g Fasching – Wiesbaden
– Learn or carry a few key phrases in the
hat Sunday, Feb. 7, from approximately 1 to 6 p.m.,
local language, such as “I need a police ofer city will be blocked to traffic along the route of
ficer” or “I need a doctor.”
rade. The parade route is: Elsässer Platz (square)
– Instruct your family and associates not
traße – An der Ringkirche (northern lane) – Rheinto provide strangers with information about
lane) – Wilhelmstraße – Taunusstraße – Kranzplatz
you or your family.
aße – Langgasse/Webergasse – An den Quellen –
– When leaving office or home, be sure
arktstraße – Friedrichstraße – Schwalbacher Straße
to
tell
someone where you’re going and when
Bismarckring – Dotzheimer Straße – Klarenthaler
you
expect
to get there.
r Platz (End).
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Wiesbaden: Point your children in the right direction ... and when they’re older, they won't be lost!
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#31 Natalie Luttrell, Wiesbaden Lady Warriors, in action.
— Photo by DeVictor Powell
#30 Rosette Gray at
the line to shoot a
free throw. — Photo
by Tomekia Williams
Wiesbaden Lady Warriors compete against
other DoDEA teams in Europe. In this photo,
Lady Warrior #42, Corban turns up the defense.
— Photo by Tomekia Williams
Zonyae plays hands up on defense.
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Tyrese, point guard for the JV, passes the ball on
the run. — Photo by DeVictor Powell
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#42 Adam, a member of the Wiesbaden High
School Junior Varsity (JV) team, reaches out for
the rebound. — Photo by DeVictor Powell
Wiesbaden High School cheerleaders keep the
crowd motivated at halftime.
Coach Redmond (left) and Coach Brown (right)
provide the team instructions during a timeout. — Photo by Tomekia Williams
Wiesbaden: Point your children in the right direction ... and when they’re older, they won't be lost!
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game against Kaiserslautern.
Daniel in the Raiders Den: Daniel surrounded by his opponents during a recent game.
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Shrove Monday Parade
Mon, Feb 8
Mainz, city center
Experience the highlight of Rheinland-Pfalz’s carnival season: The Rosenmontagsumzug
(Shrove Monday Parade) in Mainz on February 8. Starting at 11:11 a.m., more than 9,000
costumed participants, presented by local organizations making fun of current politics with
decorated floats, will pass through the city center on a 7 kilometer route. The parade has
been an annual event since 1838 and is, with Cologne and Düsseldorf, one of the biggest
carnival parades in Germany. Over 500,000 spectators are being expected. For more info see
www.mainz.de or contact the Tourist Information Bureau at 06131-242888.
EVENTS
Women’s carnival day
Thu, Feb 4
Köln, Alter Markt
As tradition has it, only women celebrate
Weiberfastnacht (Women’s Carnival Day).
If you would like to join the tradition come
to Köln to celebrate on February 4. The
event starts at 11:11 a.m. The main event
with the Triumvirate and the Lord Mayor
of Cologne takes place at the Alter Markt
(old market square). Come dressed and
ready for a good party. For more info visit
www.koelntourismus.de
Fasching market
Thu, Feb 4 – Tue, Feb 9
Mannheim, Wasserturm
The Fasching market in Mannheim will be
held from February 4 to 9 at the Wasserturm in Mannheim. Fairgrounds, carnival
clubs and restaurants offer entertainment during this time. For more info, visit
www.relaunch.gmm.de
Music parade
Fri, Feb 5
Frankfurt, Festhalle
Europe’s biggest military and marching
music show attracts thousands of visitors
every year. The tour stops in most big cities, making it one of the most successful
German musical productions. Not only
their world famous guests and perfectly
orchestrated music performances, but
magnificent uniforms, colorful extras and
extravagant choreographies promise to
keep you entertained for three hours. Ticket price starts at €33. For more info and
tickets visit www.musikparade.com
Varieté show
Sun, Feb 7
Frankfurt, Tiger Palast
Enjoy a unique varieté show at the Tiger
Palast in Frankfurt on February 7 at 6
p.m. or 10 p.m. Experience magical mo-
ments during a professional artistic show
supported by a live orchestra and great
catering. For more info and tickets see
www.tigerpalast.de
Butcher’s festival
Sat, Feb 13
Neustadt-Duttweiler, Festhalle
A traditional Palatinate Schlachtfest
(butcher’s festival) will be hosted by
the city of Duttweiler in the Festhalle
on February 13 from 11 a.m. Enjoy typical Kesselfleisch (boiled belly
pork), Zwiebelsalat (onion salad) and
of course Bratwurst with Sauerkraut.
Once your meal has settled, a huge
cake buffet will await you. Don’t forget
to buy some of the homemade sausages before you leave. Make sure
you take cash along. For more info see
www.duttweiler.de
Handmade market
Sun, Feb 14
Wiesbaden, Kurhaus-Kolonnade
Handgemacht (handmade) is organizing
a market exclusively offering handmade
products from unique clothes, accessories and decorations to organic food and
drinks at the Kurhaus-Kollonade in Wiesbaden on February 14 from 11 a.m. until 6
p.m. Admission is free. For more info, go to
www.wiesbaden.de
Romantic gourmet dinner
Sun, Feb 14
Mainz, La Gallerie
A great Valentine’s dinner will await
you at the restaurant La Gallerie in
Mainz on February 14 from 6 p.m. In
a romantic atmosphere, a five course
menu with delicacies like ravioli with
gorgonzola filled with pear or Black Tiger shrimps with salad which will be
served with corresponding wines. For
more info and a reservation, contact the
restaurant at 06131-6969414, or see
www.lagalerie-mainz.de
Wine tasting
Mon, Feb 15
Oberwesel, Weingut Lanius-Knab
Experience 200 years of wine growing
history of the winery Lanius-Knab in
Oberwesel during a wine tasting every
Monday at 5:30 p.m. Taste six different wines while you listen to facts
about the production from grapes to
wine and see the winery’s old vaulted
cellar. The tour is normally in German
but if you inform the winery at your
registration, they do a bilingual tour.
Admission is €12. For more info see
www.lanius-knab.de
Night of musicals
Wed, Feb 17
Wiesbaden, Kurhaus
More than two hours of musical action
await you and your family at the Night
of Musicals on February 17 from 8
p.m. It is worldwide the most successful show including the most famous
productions from across the globe
and several original stars. Dance and
sing with Tarzan, Elisabeth, The Lion
King and many more at the Kurhaus
in Wiesbaden and let their majestic
tunes, moves and light shows enchant
you. For more information and tickets
from €37 go to www.wiesbaden.de
Museum of carnival history
Thu, Feb 18
Mainz, Fastnachtsmuseum
Want to know more about Fasching
(carnival) and how it all came to be?
Come to Mainz’s Fastnachtsmuseum.
See the costumes people wore many
years ago. English leaflets will be available for you to read as you stroll through
the museum. The museum is closed
on Mondays but open from Tuesday to
Sunday from 11a.m. to 5 p.m. Entry is
€1.50 for adults, children under the
age of 14 pay €0.50. For more info visit
www.mainzer-fastnachtsmuseum.de
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SPORTS
Handball
Wed, Feb 17
Mannheim, SAP Arena
Secure your tickets for the handball game
on February 17 in Mannheim’s SAP Arena.
Rhein-Neckar Löwen are up against SG
Flensburg-Handewitt. The game starts at
8:15 p.m. Ticket price starts at €10. For
more info, go to www.saparena.de
Soccer
Fri, Feb 12
Mainz, Bruchwegstadion
The 1. FSV Mainz 05 is playing a home game
at the Bruchwegstadion on February 12 at
8:30 p.m. The match will take place against
FC Schalke 04. Both teams are ranked in the
Erste Bundesliga (first national league). Get
tickets and more info at www.mainz05.de
CONCERTS
Hurts
Mon, Feb 15
Luxembourg, den Atelier
The British duo from Manchester had fans
going wild with their hit song “Wonderful Life.” Hurts are known for their sleek
look and style of music with a touch of 80s
pop music. See them live and hear some
of their new songs. Doors open at 8 p.m.
Ticket price is €37. For more info, go to
www.atelier.lu
Frank Sinatra Show
Sun, Feb 21
Wiesbaden, Kurhaus
Roger Pabst and band take you across
America during the 1940s till 60s. Stopping
by Hollywood, Vegas and of course New York,
the city of dreams. Just like Sinatra himself,
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with world famous tunes and his charming
voice on February 21 from 8 p.m. get your
tickets from €50, visit www.wiesbaden.de.
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65189) $15. chefsteven2015@gmail.com
BMW R1100S - Stock Muffler, 17,
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Voltage. Excellent Working. $395.
2 each 120V Cisco Wireless-G InPrinter, Scanner Lexmark S605, ternet Home Monitoring Cameras
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dings. Medium (MSRP: $279) bethmary100@gmail.com
Used one season. Long-fiber
Garmin 360 Navigation, $50,
glass-reinforced nylon
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Canon Camera w/Case. Canon
Swarovski Pegasus - From the
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1998 "Fabulous Creatures" SeGuide. Orig.Box. Case Logic Caries. Retired in 1998, Asking
mera Case 3 Pockets (2 Zipper
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Pockets. Belt Loop. Very Sturdy.
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Target practice, eco warrior
shoulder bag, hand-made felt, enChopper. Stainless Steel Blades. vironmentally friendly bag made
Stainless Steel Body for Durabili- using only wool, water and soap,
ty.
Orig.Box.
NEW.
$20. €25, jenniferwilking@hotmail.com
"The frosty wild" painting,
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gned by the author, 1st edition frame acrylic, location KL, call
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0151-270-19822
Comforter Set. Buttons connect
the 2 Comforter into 1. Great Quality. 75" x 54". Orig.Packed. $50.
Complete set ram golf clubs +
bag and c-5 pullcart, $100 OBO.
Also extra 4 drivers + 4 irons + 1
hybrid + lots of extras. ckvillanue
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$35.
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Original
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$350.
Dark green Roxy Jeans. Size 30.
Find pictures at www.classworld.com. €10. janina.wuttke@
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Dog Feeder. Adjustable Bowl
Height to your Dog's Needs. Perfect for Growing Puppies or Senior Dogs. 2 Stainless Steel Bowls
(Dishwasher Safe) Each Bowl
(1.6Qt.) 17.4"H x 15.7"L x 18.8"W.
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Eco warrior shoulder bag, handmade felt, environmentally friendly
bag made using only wool, water
and soap, €25, jenniferwilking@hot
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Foxy lady, small felt shoulder bag
with fox design. Discover your
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Griddler Cuisinart, Dual Temperature Controls for Grill/Panini and
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$75, chefsteven2015@gmail.com
German Pewter Cup. Engraved
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bow on the back. €15. For pics $1, gitarreman@gmail.com
see www.class-world.com. Contact janina.wuttke@gmx.de
Like New Poker Chips with carryGlass Coasters Set of 4. $12. ing case, $20.00, spvendor@ Marilyn Monroe Box 12" x 8".
gmail.com
IT for You GmbH
Philippsring 9 – 55252 Mainz-Kastel
www.it-foryou.com – Tel: 06134 – 18 55 0
Tray. Plush Cushion Base provides comfort and stability. 17.5" x
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$20.
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CDs from Nelly Furtado, Christina
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Marilyn Monroe Glass Coasters New hybrid eliptical trainer and
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Alessis 110V/220V digital performance/studio piano w/chair, music stand, stool, hard case 750$,
Milk Frother for 8 oz. frothed milk
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