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Photos. Forbach, Freyming-Merlebach: What happened this week? News in brief and in pictures

Photos. Forbach, Freyming-Merlebach: What happened this week? News in brief and in pictures

  • Sunday, August 24. Generous and plump, her little choux buns make more than one person salivate. Katy Wagner, who opened her delicious Katysserie at home seven years ago, has just received the MOSL Quality label. A former insurance saleswoman, the pastry chef is about to embark on new adventures. Photo Jonathan Breuer
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  • Monday, August 25. A fire broke out early this Monday, August 25, at the Sydeme sorting center in Sainte-Fontaine, between Freyming-Merlebach and Saint-Avold. More than 45 firefighters were mobilized to bring the fire under control. Photo Jonathan Breuer
  • Tuesday, August 26. A privately-sponsored health center has taken off in the former Pôle Emploi premises on Place Fischart in Forbach. Several medical and paramedical specialties are already offered, as well as alternative medicine consultations and yoga classes. But the four partners behind the project hope to take things a step further with the arrival of a general practitioner this fall. Photo: Stephane Mazzucotelli
  • Wednesday, August 27. Daniel Schmitt, a former employee of the Houillères du bassin de Lorraine, believes that the contract for the purchase of his benefits in kind by his former employer is the subject of forgery. This retiree from Freyming-Merlebach used a graphologist to demonstrate that the date of signature of the contract was changed without his knowledge. He is taking legal action and demanding the return of his compensation, amounting to €230,000. Photo: Stephane Mazzucotelli
  • Thursday, August 28. Suspended for four months with loss of pay for refusing to be vaccinated against Covid in 2021, a medical secretary from Morsbach, near Forbach, has won a ruling against her employer, the National Health Insurance Fund (CNAM). The industrial tribunal judges and the Metz Court of Appeal ruled that the employee, who was working 100% remotely, was not required to be vaccinated.
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  • Friday, August 29.
  • Saturday, August 30. The Marina D'Amico & Co. Music and Arts School held an open house this Saturday at its premises behind the Forbach Theater. New enrollments were recorded. The school is known for its singing classes. But the range of teaching has expanded considerably to include various musical and theater specialties. Nine teachers are currently teaching approximately 150 students of all ages. Photo by Stephane Mazzucotelli

Haven't been following the news this week in Forbach and Freyming-Merlebach? We'll help you find your way around with a selection of the most-read articles between Sunday, August 24 and Saturday, August 30.

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