Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Toledo Botanical Gardens Conference Center 5403 Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Toledo Botanical Gardens Conference Center This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Andrej Gronau Fall Winter 2025 collection presented at Berlin Fashion Week the designer shifts the focus toward objects that may seem insignificant yet hold deep personal meaning examining how sentiment transforms the worth of everyday things The collection takes cues from the intimate world of collected objects or seemingly purposeless items that fill homes with history and personality From wrinkled metallics that reshape into ornamented jackets to delicate knits resembling paper ribbons the collection reinterprets nostalgia into a playful yet refined wardrobe The collection proposes that value is not defined by purpose but by the emotions objects evoke Faded textures sit beside polished surfaces mirroring the unpredictable nature of personal collections Oversized collars take inspiration from antique figurines adding a dramatic touch to structured tailoring furry textures evoke childhood memories of stuffed toys while star-shaped cutouts reference the tactile The contrast between voluminous silhouettes utilitarian tailoring results in a balance of whimsy and structure By incorporating the aged beauty of vintage decor the collection presents a vision where clothing becomes a vessel for nostalgia these pieces highlight emotional resonance encouraging the wearer to see garments as extensions of memory and self-expression asking wearers to reconnect with the childlike wonder of seeing objects for what they are Andrej Gronau bridges the sentimental and the avant-garde crafting pieces that feel both familiar and unexpected Accompanying the collection is an original soundtrack composed by music artist and producer Rui Ho created specifically to reflect the theme of sentimental beauty and nostalgia This soundscape amplifies the collection’s vision enhancing the sense of stepping into a world where personal artifacts and memories take center stage Fragrance also plays a role in the presentation a German perfume house established in 1856 provides a scent that evokes childhood memories of dressing up in parental clothing This sensory layer reinforces the collection’s exploration of how fashion and sound interact to shape identity and memory Fall Winter 2025 embraces the imperfections and eccentricities of cherished objects Each piece encourages reflection on why we hold onto certain things DSCENE is curated as a daily art, design, fashion & lifestyle destination. 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Home of magazine editions DSCENE and MMSCENE – Click for more about DSCENE and for our Terms of Service Please enter your username or email address to reset your password Get an exclusive look at Andrej Gronau‘s Fall 2025 fashion show from the runways of Berlin Fashion Week Paris & Milan-based Communications Agency under the artistic direction of Founder and CEO Mumi Haiati.  This year’s show roster included Benjamin Huseby and Serhat Işık Marie Lueder’s eponymous label LUEDER as well as the designers Kasia Kucharska and Andrej Gronau.  GmbH and LUEDER returned to the format with the addition of trailblazing sustainable fashion pioneer Kasia Kucharska and German designer Andrej Gronau who presented their collections at Berlin Fashion Week for the first time LUEDER and Andrej Gronau are all winners of this season’s Berlin Contemporary Prize awarded by The Senate Department for Economics Energy and Public Enterprises / Projekt Zukunft Kasia Kucharska is the winner of the FCG/Vogue Fashion Fund 2024 founded by Vogue Germany and the Fashion Council Germany Southern California-based global lifestyle brand UGG® took over the 5th floor of Kant-Garagen at Intervention with a special installation designed to celebrate bringing communities together Programming featured a vinyl DJ set by Space Afrika and customization workshop with Berlin-based tattoo artist Magic Rosa Levi’s® — epitomizing classic American style and effortless cool —presented a concert with internationally recognized contemporary jazz musician Nubya Garcia and a product customization lounge with Ally Bo Reference Times — the new olfactory platform launched October last year at Dover Street Parfums Market in Paris — presents a special installation at the agency’s P100 exhibition space in Schöneberg KASIA KUCHARSKA This FW25 collection represents a pivotal moment to our work.What remains at the core is our methodology to create clothing that is engineered to transform how women feel and therefore how they look.With this runway collection we go back to our roots and explore artisanal crafting methods being manufactured and linked solely with latex as our functional ornament we transform everyday garments to unique and irrationalshowpieces escaping into a better world.We present a series of clothing attitudes that are based on the transformation of a utilitarian wardrobe into contemporary lavish adornment The notion of sophistication and the framework that makes a garment are cut into layers and toyed with introducing an intelligent twist on what it means to be confident and sexy today.These layers are translated and redrawn with our latex lace to become something seen as well as unseen before It is a reimagining of clothing from today’s point of view GMBH “In serious times—and we are living in very serious even terrifying times—fashion can seem frivolous How can creativity survive under such conditions How can we find purpose in our work as fashion designers?Often research for a collection starts with finding inspiration through external sources We began listening to music from previous shows all while revisiting some of our favourite past GmbH looks but to find comfort in past ideas—from a time when the world might have seemed less threatening—and as an attempt to find one’s centre in destabilising times.A clarity and by working slowly and more carefully.A hermetic exercise to drown out all the noise influence and opinions of others.Focusing instead on one’s own codes one’s own heritage.(And realising in the process that many of these clothes were never shown in a physical show or truly seen before.)So our response to the initial question could only be serious But what are serious clothes?Clothes of mourning?For the second time showing in our hometown of Berlin we also returned to the poetry ofNorwegian modernist poet Gunvor Hofmo Her introspective poetry often reflects themes rooted in personal grief and existential despair.Loss and melancholy—shaped by the shadows of war—feature heavily in her work.Her poem ‘From Another Reality’ so clearly cementswhy she has been called ‘the singer of darkness.’ The poem suggests we live in parallel worlds: we see the same things and yet we do not perceive them the same.While mourning might be part of it and how these qualities can be expressed through tailoring and craft We thought of our fathers intheir suits—Benjamin’s father still never leaves the house without one Finding one’s own worth when society looks down on you.Craft is something deeply human—using one’s hands in cutting a pattern or shap-ing fabrics That’s why we decided to stage theshow in a set of draped muslin The humble material will be fully repurposed in our atelier for toiles after the show.” – Benjamin Huseby and Serhat Isik LUEDER “The Shell,” presented itself with a dramatic and dystopian feel inspired by themes of friendly stalking and voyeurism as well as the experience of getting lost in fantasy and dreams narratives of coming of age and coming to life were present which is why the designer felt drawn to tapestry and carpet prints from the 19th century—an era when upper-class wives dressed in and camouflaged themselves with the prints in their homes Lueder introduced sustainable fake fur to enhance the camp aesthetic or evoke a sense of a “new metrosexual feeling.” Elsewhere the collection featured embossed tartan prints made of lycra and skinny jeans that can be transformed into flared pants and future is best represented in the special rose print which references a handkerchief a princess from the past might have used to dry her tears The brand incorporated the contemporary emoji rose—an emblem of the present—and the spiral ANDREJ GRONAU The enchantment of beautiful seemingly purposeless objects challenges conventional notions of worth or quirky decor—serve as powerful expressions of self.From some might neglected Andrej Gronau invites you to take a second glance the FW25 collection delves into the intimate world of collected treasures—those objects we gather and cherish in our domestic spaces Wrinkled metallics transform into ornamented jackets and intricate patterns echo the nostalgic charm of vintage decor What once seemed childlike and curious now emerges asan evening wardrobe fi lled with playful sophistication.In the realm of the FW25 collection this wardrobe invites introspection while textures and colors—faded and bright painting a vivid portrait of the wonder we once held inchildhood—seeing objects simply for their being and beauty.Oversized collars blend Victorian drama with contemporary aesthetics Furry textures recalling stuffed toys highlight the nostalgic richness of cherished objects while star-shaped cut-outs draw from the playful voluminous shapes likepuffy sleeves and fl ared dresses are counterbalanced by clean utilitarian tailoring.By juxtaposing faded and shiny this collection celebrates the beauty of imperfection inviting introspection about the sentimental worth of objects and rummage as vessels of memory and self-expression.The glitter of rhinestones the delicate shine of tinsel or fake pearls evoke a visual nostalgia unburdened by fi nancial value as their allure lies not in their utility but in their ability to evoke an immediate emotional response—reminding us that beauty is not bound by purpose or value UGG® Southern California-based global lifestyle brand UGG® takes over the 5th floor of Kant-Garagen at Intervention with a special installation designed to celebrate bringing communities together.The bespoke space acted as the heart of the venue between shows reuniting guests for special performances and workshops.Programming in the space featured a vinyl DJ set by Space Afrika set an energetic tone for the day celebrating creativity and self-expression.Following this invited guests were given the opportunity to customize the all new Tasman Lug in a tattoo workshop led by Berlin-based tattoo artist Magic Rosa Working with heated metal pens to add custom designs to the footwear the group were encouraged to create one-of-a-kind designs that reflected each person’s unique style NCAA President Charlie Baker continued the reshaping of leadership roles in the Association on Friday naming Brian Higgins senior vice president of business performance and Kevin Lennon senior vice president for policy and governance will join the senior management team as the liaison to the board of governors will join the senior management team as the liaison to the Board of Governors The senior staff announcement follows the recent appointment of two new NCAA Board of Governors members in Houston Davis vice president of team operations and organizational growth for the Boston Celtics "Brian brings a wealth of experience and innovative perspective from his time consulting on significant and complex projects in the public and private sectors Kevin has valuable knowledge of the Association and an understanding of what it takes to make change here in addition to being a great leader for DII brought valuable insight to the senior management team and to the Board of Governors that I am thrilled will continue," Baker said "The entire national office staff and our new leaders in key committees position the NCAA to provide a world class athletic and academic experience for the 520,000 student-athletes across college sports." Higgins brings more than 20 years of management and consulting experience across multiple industries He comes to the NCAA from global consulting firm McKinsey & Company where he helped clients review data and analytics to improve decision-making he helped the state of Massachusetts manage its COVID-19 response worked with a natural gas company to recover from a pipeline explosion and enabled a large engineering firm to streamline its administrative processes to spend more time on designing products for clients Lennon possesses more than 30 years of experience at the NCAA Prior to his appointment as senior vice president he served as vice president of Division I since April 2015 and was the chief liaison to Division I governance bodies and member schools and conferences he was vice president of academic and membership affairs Lennon was assistant commissioner at the Southwest Conference and worked at Notre Dame primarily in leadership supporting Division II she served as the chief liaison to the Division II governance bodies and membership She joined the NCAA as a postgraduate intern and advanced through the national office gathering experience on rules interpretations Gronau competed in volleyball while earning her degree at the University of Alabama at Birmingham The board appointments in Davis and Feaster also bring diverse perspectives into leadership positions in the Association Davis has been president of Central Arkansas since 2017 and before that spent time at the University System of Georgia Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education Tennessee Board of Regents and Austin Peay Feaster is a former women's basketball standout at Harvard and successful professional in the WNBA and internationally She was one of two women selected to participate in the NBA's Basketball Operations Associate Program in 2016 and joined the Boston Celtics front office three years later Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Borsig ZM Compression GmbH (Borsig) has completed the factory run test of the first of three Bx36 series reciprocating compressors for the RWE Gas Storage West GmbH (RGSW) hydrogen cavern storage project in Gronau-Epe Each compressor is rated 3753 hp (2800 kW) and offers a control range that allows for the initial filling and all future operational scenarios of the storage facility The hydrogen cavern storage facility in Gronau-Epe will be the first commercially operated underground hydrogen storage in Germany providing a usable storage capacity of around 1.3 Bcf (38 x 106 m3) The site in Gronau-Epe is an ideal hydrogen storage location due to its proximity to the planned long-distance hydrogen pipeline between Lingen and the Ruhr area and its optimal geological conditions for natural as well as hydrogen storage RGSW is expanding the existing above-ground facility at Kottiger Hook to include additional hydrogen injection and withdrawal sections as well as the ancillary facilities required for operation RGSW plans to repurpose a cavern currently used to store natural gas and fill it with hydrogen RGSW is constructing a pipeline system to connect the cavern with the above-ground facilities 2023 at Halstead Health & Rehab in Halstead He attended Newton High School where he met and courted the love of his life Dennes (Dennie) Rae Grant.  They were married June 18 Jim owned and operated various businesses in the area prior to retirement including:  Gronau Lumber & Welding where he designed and produced cattle and hog equipment and ran one of the few sawmills in the state.  Big Jim’s BBQ where Jim affectionately earned the moniker “Big Jim” and a legion of customers and BBQ fanatics who would follow him anywhere to get his world-class BBQ.  Jim was also known for his antique “creations” that were displayed in the many antique mall booths they operated.  Jim had the ability to take an old throw-away object and turn it into a sought-after work of art.Survivors include wife Dennie of Newton.  Children - Gary Gronau (Sheri) of Newton; Larry Gronau (Brenda) of Newton; Geri Schroeder (Mark) of Walton.  Grandchildren – Ashley Campbell (Shane) and 7 great grandchildren.  Sisters Jeanie Senn and Rita Gronau sisters-in-law Nancy Gronau and Carol Grant brothers-in-law Joe Jessee and Bill Grant.  Several nieces and nephews  Services entrusted to Petersen Family Funeral Home College and university students across the state have been turning their tassels while younger students are clinching scholarships to secure such a next chapter Delaware school leaders and teachers alike have also been snagging their own awards as school winds down And thinking of closed chapters, Delaware College of Art and Design announced last week it will be winding down operations and closing permanently The college will usher transfers and no longer offer any classes or degrees for the 2024-25 academic year Farther south, Cape Henlopen voters rejected the district's revised referendum we'll catch you up on some education updates you may have missed [Did we miss another good education story? Tell me about it: kepowers@gannett.com.] School taxes: Fewer than 500 votes fail Cape Henlopen schools' second-chance referendum request One school counselor from Milford School District is now the state’s 2024 Delaware Behavioral Health Professional of the Year Mispillion Elementary's Shannon Gronau clinched the honor last week, as Secretary of Education Mark Holodick and House Majority Leader Valerie Longhurst made the announcement at a banquet Each local winner already received a $2,000 award while the statewide winner receives an additional $3,000 alongside $5,000 to be used for her students In a press release following the annoucement Gronau notes her goal to continue building strong relationships with students so she can understand how to offer support She has helped a student who "hated school" reconnect with the building and her peers working through anger management and grief left unaddressed training fourth and fifth grade students to mentor first graders who need a positive connection at school you can see the hugs and waves she receives The students trust her and confide in her,” said her assistant principal Shannon can be found providing individual and group counseling Her students learn valuable self-regulation skills in small groups or whole classes which is so needed in today’s classroom and society.” 'We were the guinea pigs': Delaware dual-language high school to graduate first seniors Two Delaware history teachers were nominated for the 2024 Patricia Behring Teacher of the Year Award This award honors innovation and "commitment to engaging students in historical learning," according to a spokesperson from the Delaware Historical Society The society nominated Andrew Bedell and Brent Freccia a history teacher at Cab Calloway School of the Arts in Wilmington is nominated in the middle school division according to a press release issued last week is the nominee in the high school division Just over 100 teachers were nominated throughout the country. The national winner, who will be announced on June 13 “The Patricia Behring Teacher of the Year Award nominees always represent the best in history education,” said National History Day Executive Director Cathy Gorn “As NHD celebrates our 50th anniversary year I couldn’t be more proud of these teachers." Delaware desegregation: How one Wilmington bus tour honors 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education Christina Cultural Arts Center's annual showcase will pay homage to the memory of a beloved student "Shine Among the Stars," will honor Leila Starr Starr — "a shining star in her own right" — was a student in CCAC's dance classes for 17 years and students have been working to bring the vision together She always brought her full self to the class and found her joy and swag in her movement,” said Dara Meredith the energy that radiated from her spirit was greater than any movement because her spirit danced." The center's performers will take to the stage in two shows on June 9, at The Grand. Tickets are available online ICYMI: Bills aim to boost diverse curriculums, sexual-assault awareness training: Education roundup The Wilmington Learning Collaborative is looking to hear from you Well, its looking to hear from families, teachers and staff within its nine Wilmington schools. As an extended planning year draws to a close, the collaborative issued a school experience survey The survey closing by the end of June aims to gather critical feedback to plan for next year Families in particular will be entered into a raffle drawing to win Apple devices Access the surveys online at: bit.ly/WLCbiolink seven students at Mount Pleasant High School were awarded $1,000 in scholarships through OneMain Financial teachers and OMF volunteers together to mark the celebration OneMain Financial's "Credit Worthy" program has been taught in more than 3,600 high schools and has benefitted more than 300,000 students Some $300,000 in scholarships for course participants have been awarded through 2025 culture and equity for Delaware Online/The News Journal and USA TODAY Network Northeast Contact her at kepowers@gannett.com or (231) 622-2191 Visitation will be from 5:00 – 8:00 p.m Visitation will continue one hour prior to the service at church on Saturday Luke’s Lutheran Church in Franklin with Pastor Shannon Wachter officiating Burial will follow in the Franklin Cemetery To leave an online condolence for his family Neil (Michelle) Gronau of Eagan; grandchildren He is preceded in death by his parents; son 1938 to Alfred and Eleanora (Tastel) Gronau in Camp Township He was united in marriage to Sharon Black in 1962 and together they raised their three sons on their farm in Franklin Roland enjoyed cutting wood for his wood furnace playing and spending time with his friends and family He will be greatly missed by all who knew him Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of Minnesota By on March 22 2024Comments Off on Columbia HS track standout Mae Dowling eclipses 1,600m school mark set by current Maplewood Middle School principal and CHS alum Dara Crocker Gronau NJ — Call it a meeting of two women’s history makers Just days after Columbia High School girls track runner Mae Dowling broke the school record for running the 1,600-meter race she met the woman who set the previous record 26 years ago Dowling didn’t have to travel very far – just a quick trip back to Maplewood Middle School Gronau was a Columbia High School senior when she posted a time of 5 minutes “I was surprised the record was still around,” said Gronau “I was very proud and emotional that a student I know broke it I just kept hugging her and telling her how proud I was of her.” The significance of Dowling’s achievement is bigger than her connection with the previous record holder The Columbia girls track program has launched many runners into greatness including four-time Olympian Joetta Clark Diggs and her sister “When you think of how many people have come through the program it’s a big deal to get a record,” Gronau said a senior who started running track last year said she wasn’t out to break any records on Sunday when she competed in the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association’s Meet of Champions on Staten Island Maybe she could beat her own personal best for the event I didn’t know if I was going to do well or if I was tired,” Dowling said a race that is about 9 meters short of a mile is Dowling’s best event and has been the focus of her training The race was indoors at the Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex high-ceilinged facility with a 200-meter oval track ­– half the size of the track at the Underhill Sports Complex It would take twice as many laps to cover the distance Dowling started in the back of the 12-runner heat in 10th place She wasn’t unconscious – more like she was so hyper-focused on running she lost awareness of some of the race’s details “And I’m running way faster than I normally do She had an internal conversation with herself Dowling ­– still thinking she may have skipped a lap or two – accelerated and moved up in the field “I was passing as many girls as I could.” Dowling finished second in a race that she was expected to finish eighth Still in the surreal state of mind from the race came up to Dowling and gave her a high-five as he told her she had broken the school record “When Mae started her first season of track but the inexperience mixed with new pressure held her back from her optimal time goals,” Simon said she keeps getting faster and finding what works for her All of that culminated in her greatest race to date a sixth-grader mentioned Dowling’s record-breaking run to Gronau An email from Simon confirmed the news later “It makes sense to me that she’s a distance runner,” Gronau said    Columbia HS track standout Mae Dowling eclipses 1,600m school mark set by current Maplewood Middle School principal and CHS alum Dara Crocker Gronau added by on March 22, 2024View all posts by Paul Brubaker → Iowa superintendents, education workers and parents spoke to House lawmakers about their plan to restructure Area Education Agencies flocking to the Capitol for a public hearing Wednesday evening on one of the legislative session's most contentious issues The Republican-led House File 2612 would allow schools to contract with private providers for media services and general education services while retaining the AEAs as the sole provider of special education services the state's nine AEAs are the sole provider of all of those services through contracts with schools The House's proposal is a significant rewrite of Gov. Kim Reynolds' initial bill while Senate Republicans advance their own version More: What are AEAs and why is Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds trying to overhaul the special ed agencies? Iowans filled the committee room where the hearing took place while a few others spilled into the hallway several dozen people wearing shirts emblazoned with messages in support of AEAs watched the hearing on a television set up in an overflow room Every so often the crowd burst into cheers in support of one of the pro-AEA speakers a few children colored signs reading “We ❤ Iowa AEAs" and “Support AEAs Because they treat people RIGHT!” while others watched the hearing on their phones Among those who gave feedback on the plan Wednesday were several parents whose children require special education services and have interacted with Iowa's AEAs whose five children have received services from the AEAs told lawmakers that the plan would "exacerbate gaps" in services and between students and districts And she lamented that early conversations on the issue had lacked proper input from parents and educators "I feel like that aspect of this conversation was completely bowled over by an out-of-state agency writing up something about a system they don’t even understand Reynolds just taking that and running with it,” Dillon said said while she "appreciates the services" her son receives she was alarmed by her son's "educational outcomes" in math and other subjects "I'm concerned with how much emphasis is put on my son being put in the least restrictive environment," said Gronau adding she believed changes were often made to the "system rather than based on the individual needs of the students." Iowa's AEAs received near-universal praise among the district superintendents who spoke Wednesday evening as they acknowledged the work of the agencies' thousands of staffers and key services they provide But they were divided on the plan to restructure the agencies While those who support the bill argued the dollars were best spent on districts to find their own services others who opposed it expressed concerns that smaller districts would suffer the superintendent for the Woodward-Granger Community School District said any restructuring plan that involves "rapid change" without proper input is "doomed to failure." "When we rush change from the top in an effort to get rid of something we perceive we don't want the likelihood of getting something worse increases," Lane said More: Which Iowa bills are alive? AEA overhaul, defining 'man' and 'woman' survive 'funnel' week He said he was worried whether services now provided by the AEA to students in his 1,000-enrollment district would remain intact and stable if the bill were to proceed The head of College Community School District in Cedar Rapids called his district's partnership with its AEA "gold standard" and urged lawmakers not to blame student achievement metrics on the agencies But he said his district was not currently able to "access all of the services available based on our needs." "I have a responsibility to our students and our families to engage fully in any conversation that might provide additional resources for students in an ever-changing educational landscape," Wheeler said Several employees of Area Education Agencies spoke against the bill Wednesday, including Stacey Warren, a Heartland AEA social worker who was on site in Perry shortly after a school shooting last month She pointed to the AEA's capability to roll out emergency response teams and substitute teachers — infrastructure that she was doubtful districts would be able to replicate locally "Districts are not prepared and do not have the resources to handle these things alone," said Warren were trained to address seemingly minor issues that impact families after traumatic events 'Did you remember to turn off attendance?' so that the students who died (don't) get their parents emailed to see if they're going to be there today?" Warren said Other staffers who work at AEAs attended the hearing Wednesday frustrated by the process advancing the bill and worrying of its impact if it becomes law "I think the legislation is going to be really really damaging to Iowa’s public education system for decades to come," said Teran Buettell a school psychologist who works at Great Prairie AEA "I think it’s going to create damage that will not easily be repaired even if they see the error of their ways and try to go back and rebuild it." More: Iowa special ed advocates say new House plan for AEAs is better, but more changes needed AEAs would remain the sole provider of special education services for K-12 schools But schools could choose whether to continue contracting with AEAs for media services and general education services under a "fee for service" structure or get those services from a private provider The House proposal would continue sending all federal special education dollars directly to the AEAs rather than to individual school districts State aid and property tax dollars that currently go to the AEAs would go to school districts under the House bill but districts would be required to continue using AEAs for special education services The bill also creates a task force to make recommendations on AEA properties Stephen Gruber-Miller covers the Iowa Statehouse and politics for the Register. He can be reached by email at sgrubermil@registermedia.com or by phone at 515-284-8169. Follow him on Twitter at @sgrubermiller Galen Bacharier covers politics for the Register. Reach him at gbacharier@registermedia.com or (573) 219-7440, and follow him on Twitter @galenbacharier robbed after bank visitRobbery happened following trip to Chase Bank on 13th StreetTreasure Roberts ST Cloud woman is now paranoid and missing hundreds of dollars in cash after she was robbed Holly Gronau left work on June 1 and drove to Chase Bank on 13th Street to withdraw money for rent “I don’t want anyone to see that I have this money Gronau then made a quick stop at Vape Depot not far from the bank She parked her car right in front of the store windows [TRENDING: Become a News 6 Insider] Cloud police obtained surveillance footage from Vape Depot and street cameras The video revealed a silver Chevy following her from Chase Bank to the Vape Shop Police said that when Gronau arrived at the store the suspect vehicle parked five spots away “How bold can you be to do it in broad daylight?” Gronau said She feels violated knowing that she was followed and is thankful she didn’t go straight home after leaving the bank “It’s literally the scariest feeling I’ve ever felt in my life,” Gronau said “In my head thinking if I would have pulled out even more money That (could have) been his medication that I would not have been able to afford I don’t know what I would’ve done,” she said A locksmith made her a new set of car keys Thursday since her first set was stolen On the door handle of the car is dust police used to find finger prints in hopes of identifying the suspect “He didn’t just take rent money; he took a lot of confidence from me as a person,” Gronau said She warns other Chase Bank members who frequent that location to be cautious pay attention and don’t make the same mistakes she did She fears this can happen to someone else if the suspect is not caught Detectives were not able to identify the driver from the surveillance video or the finger prints Get today’s headlines in minutes with Your Florida Daily: Copyright 2023 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us / Follow on Social Media Careers at WKMG Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications EEO Report Disability Assistance Copyright © 2025 ClickOrlando.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group the company Gethke Glas Gronau from Germany purchased a second SOFTSOLUTION LineScanner - the first LineScanner was bought in 2011. The deciding factors for further investments were a great working relationship the new 16bit technology (65,536 grayscale) the easy handling of the software and also the new detailed sensitivity tool that allows the user to filter defects via a slider bar function MORE... Log in or register to post comments MORE... and you’re going to stay in Enschede for a while during the summer then it might be a good idea to plan some small day trips Not to say Enschede has nothing to offer – our city is quite lovely and quaint but sometimes you just want to get out for the sake of getting out With the summer comes the perfect time to leave Enschede for a little while to experience some more of what the region has to offer a perfect city for a day trip from EnschedeMost trips within the Netherlands can be day trips if you plan them accordingly so I could have listed every place in the Netherlands reachable by train from Enschede from the station than just using the usual modes of public transport especially for a day trip (at just € 4,55) and you’ll never want any other public transport once you have a trusty bike by your side Located a half-hour bike ride from Enschede Gronau is a really close German town to the East of Enschede (perks of living super close to the border Going to Gronau by bike is the definition of a day trip: you can take some really scenic routes and experience a great deal of nature on your bike there’s a nice free zoo you can visit for an hour or two (with wallabies/kangaroos!) and there’s comparatively cheaper food available I recently went and visited some of the parks and of course ate some nice food at the end (a little Asian restaurant called Asia Haus really good food) all in the span of around 5 hours If you’re planning on going here to check out some of Germany While you could technically cycle the 20 kilometers from Enschede I’d really just take the train if I were you Bad Bentheim is a small town near the border and you can take a train from either Enschede or Hengelo if you live closer A must see in Bad Bentheim is its famous castle as well as the town’s various churches and gothic architecture then Bad Bentheim’s the ideal day trip to make You could also make this trip if you’re already in Gronau and want to bike a bit further ;) though this time I would implore you to take the train (unless you really want to bike with a bustling population and a university There’s lots to do here: from gazing at architecture and exploring the city to experiencing Münster’s night life – if there’s one thing I’m sure of You could take a stroll along the Prinzipalmarkt and ogle at the gabled buildings Lambert’s Church a bit further along and view the inside and finally wander about the Rathaus (town hall) I would recommend stopping by the rooftop cafe for a little break between exploring the city – aside from some nice coffee the cafe offers a gorgeous panoramic view of the historic city If you get the chance to visit the city during Christmas time then the Münster Christmas Markets are a must visit so you can’t go wrong with any of them – one of the advantages of living in a small yet well-connected country Deventer is around an hour away from Enschede so enough to sightsee and be back in time for dinner One of the oldest cities in the Netherlands and some of the coziest shops I’ve ever been in Deventer is apparently famous for its cookies which I’m ashamed to say have not yet tried Deventer also hosts the Deventer Bookmarket (usually on the first Sunday of August) which is fitting for a city so historically important for its printing businesses If you want to change things up a little and get away from Enschede for just a little bit About half an hour away from Deventer is Zwolle the transport hub of the Eastern Netherlands – you’re well connected to just about every major city if you find yourself in Station Zwolle you can rent a boat and sightsee the city from its canals and check out the inner city right after There’s a great bookstore called Van der Velde which is located in a church and also serves as a cafe Zwolle is well-known for its restaurants – why not treat yourself and have a picturesque dinner by the city center where you can also gaze at the magnificent Grote Kerk From museums and architecture-marvelling to shopping Zwolle is always a place I look forward to visiting Het Rutbeek is a lake in the South of Enschede but it’s far enough from the city that you can officially call it a day trip if you decide to go there and not by taxi (you know exactly who you are) and you’ll be treated by a really nice route filled with greenery and nature you can do your typical lake activities: go for a swim and have a nice big barbecue with your friends so grab your friends and drag them to Het Rutbeek Grab the opportunity for a trip now while the school year is over Hopefully you have a great day in any location you choose for a day trip Stories on this platform cover our latest research by pioneering scientists and student life at the University of Twente Questions, tips?E-mail us at stories@utwente.nl PlayListenFirst person: One family's recoveryGo Deeper.CloseCreate an account or log in to save stories We have added it to a list of your favorite stories were home when a tornado struck their north Minneapolis neighborhood nearly a year ago near the corner of 33rd Street and Irving Avenue N. still needs some repair work as of Thursday 2012.MPR Photo/Jennifer SimonsonMPR's Tom Crann talks with Dana Gronau whose home was damaged in last May's tornado Dana and her husband Steve's house is a classic sturdy four-square from the 1920s on the corner of 33rd and Irving — right in the path of the storm were in the house the afternoon the tornado hit and their house fared better than one that was demolished across the street Fullscreen SlideshowPrevious Slide6 of 6.css-1le8xi7-Slide-Slide > img{max-height:0px;width:auto;}A home on the 3200 block of Irving Avenue N remains damaged and without a new roof Thursday nearly one year after a tornado struck this north Minneapolis neighborhood.MPR Photo/Jennifer Simonson1 of 6.css-1le8xi7-Slide-Slide > img{max-height:0px;width:auto;}Steve and Dana Gronau 2012.MPR Photo/Jennifer Simonson2 of 6.css-1le8xi7-Slide-Slide > img{max-height:0px;width:auto;}Homes at the intersection of Irving Avenue and 33rd Street N were damaged after a tornado swept through north Minneapolis on Sunday 2011.Photo courtesy of Dana GronauNext SlideTurn Up Your SupportMPR News helps you turn down the noise and build shared understanding Turn up your support for this public resource and keep trusted journalism accessible to all Since 1985, The Bridge Home has provided shelter for displaced Ames residents That impact will be felt on an even broader scale by constructing an 18-unit apartment building Officials from The Bridge Home and the Iowa Finance Authority gathered Wednesday for a ceremonial groundbreaking on the $5.5 million project under construction at 207 S Construction of the new housing units was largely possible due to a $4.16 million National Housing Trust Fund Grant from the Iowa Finance Authority “We are incredibly excited about what the future has in store for The Bridge Home,” Jodi Stumbo “Demand for shelter has tripled over the last few years so we can’t wait to serve more people and make an even greater impact in our community.” The Bridge Home provides shelter and programs for people needing a home The organization strives to help individuals and families regain independence by providing support in various ways including immediate assistance and long-term The Bridge Home has served more than 3,740 people provided 13,900 nights of shelter and had more than 20,000 requests for assistance More: Habitat for Humanity builds homes at former Ames Middle School location will bridge the gap between the displaced and a lack of housing on the block's west side behind Dollar Tree the building is intended for “family supportive housing,” meaning that at least one person in the family has physical or mental disabilities that person does not have to receive government disability benefits to qualify units will provide shelter for individuals single-parent families and two-parent families Tenants will pay 30% of their income for rent The project is not officially designated as low-income housing because tenants must be unhoused to qualify “It is one more step in helping get more affordable apartments for folks that are struggling,” Gronau said Tenants will receive support to help their successProject Hope and A Home will help people in need find critical housing in Ames It will provide essential supportive services such as mental health assistance employment resources and community services “Tenants will have a caseworker to help them navigate things and can connect them with agencies that can help,” Gronau said “So it would depend on what their journey is and that caseworker is helping put all the pieces together.” Providing stable housing first has been proven to save lives provide shelter to chronically homeless individuals and reduce the number of calls and stress on local community services “The individuals who will be assisted by these projects are individuals who habitually cycle through emergency rooms, criminal justice systems and emergency shelters,” Durham said in 2022 in a news release announcing the grant and others like it it costs a community nearly $40,000 for each unhoused individual it only costs $10,000 a year for that individual,” she said The new 18 units will not be intended for long-term use These are more efficiency style apartments — they’re not fancy,” Gronau said “It’s not meant to be a permanent home per se because we want them to feel comfortable enough to go out and integrate into the community The units are enough to get you stable for the moment and then you can go on and find something that you really want to live in.” Ronna Faaborg is a reporter for the Ames Tribune RWE Gas Storage West is contributing towards ramping up the European hydrogen economy as part of the GET H2 initiative a new section for hydrogen is to be constructed at the natural gas cavern storage facilities at Kottiger Hook by 2026 Most of Germany's first commercial hydrogen cavern storage facility is to be built on the existing RWE site RWE submitted the required planning notice to the district government in Arnsberg Part of the general operating planning procedure under German mining law will be a voluntary environmental impact assessment with the participation of authorities RWE has applied for funding under the IPCEI (Important Projects of Common European Interest) in the hydrogen sector scheme IPCEI hydrogen is intended to drive the energy transition and in particular decarbonisation forward across Europe by developing technologies for utilising green hydrogen at an industrial scale The German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action and the state government of North Rhine-Westphalia have already selected projects that will receive national funding if the initiative is given the green light at the European level; RWE’s hydrogen storage facility is on that list RWE is waiting with its final investment decision until funding commitment is confirmed RWE has now initiated the approval process in accordance with its project plan. A decision on funding is expected later this year.