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Heiligenhafen's Senior Citizens' Advisory Board Sets up Anew

Summary by kreiszeitung.de
Almost 9500 people live in Heiligenhafen, of which more than 4200 are sixty years old. Their interests are now represented by the newly elected Senior Citizens' Council, which for the next three years consists of these seven members: Christine Zimmermann, Holger Heitmann, Susann Lütthans, Andreas Koepsell, Torsten Müller, Monika Hülsbusch and Ulrike Föse.

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Heiligenhafen's Senior Citizens' Advisory Board Sets up Anew

Almost 9500 people live in Heiligenhafen, of which more than 4200 are sixty years old. Their interests are now represented by the newly elected Senior Citizens' Council, which for the next three years consists of these seven members: Christine Zimmermann, Holger Heitmann, Susann Lütthans, Andreas Koepsell, Torsten Müller, Monika Hülsbusch and Ulrike Föse.

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kreiszeitung.de broke the news in on Friday, November 7, 2025.
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