At the heart of the dispute was the construction of a dental home, which was dragging on and on. So much so that the building permit has become obsolete. As a result, the building is now illegal.
Viewpoint. The town of Yutz (17,000 inhabitants) in Moselle, France, was not spared by the rioters: McDonald’s burned down, the car garage ransacked, cars and garbage cans burned! How did it come to this, asks Bernard Aubin?
The association specializing in the fight against corruption and its head in Moselle, Edith Talarczyk, must answer for defamation against the town of Terville (57). A funny muddle with political overtones.
The Festival Cinémaplanète, which takes place this week in Metz, evokes the “planetary upheavals” through films that contribute to raising awareness.
Is the Nancy medical school blocking the “universitarization” of the RHC, as the elected representatives of Metropolitan France claim? A written question to the Minister of Health, a motion from the Metropolitan Council and an email to the elected officials, to understand the issues.
Six arrests in Alsace and Doubs confirm the information of BFM-TV according to which a small far-right group was preparing an attack against a Masonic lodge in Moselle.
The courts have just convicted the superstrat of assaults on firefighters in the performance of … Read more
Leaflets, posters, meetings, complaints… and now soap opera videos on youtube.com spice up Marly’s election campaign. The mayor’s former chief of staff is rattling his cage.
Exclusive. A preliminary investigation opened at the Metz public prosecutor’s office. The president of the Regional Council, Jean Rottner enters the scene. Catherine Vierling, elected to the Region, tackles it dryly. If it continues, there will be deaths.
Senator François Grosdidier (LR) has been announced by pollsters as the certain successor to Dominique Gros (PS) at Metz City Hall. Are the games already over? Not so fast…
A “homeless” man died on 31 December in the streets of Metz. The Moselle anti-poverty collective shouts out its anger.
In these times of Saint Nicholas and Christmas, the city of Metz and the bishopric of Moselle are celebrating the 800th anniversary of the cathedral. A year of fabulous shows, concerts, conferences and religious celebrations to pay tribute to the builders.
