Having taken over the town hall in Oberursel on Saturday, Prince Rüdiger I. and his entourage visited Fritten-Toni for a bite of curried sausage and chips.

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Having taken over the town hall in Oberursel on Saturday, Prince Rüdiger I. and his entourage visited Fritten-Toni for a bite of curried sausage and chips.

The Rathaussturm when the carnival prince takes over the town hall took place on Saturday morning. Prince Rüdiger I. was accompanied by the KinderPrinzenPaar (Children’s prince and princess) Lea I. and Christos I. from the market place to the town hall, where he took over the key from Mayor Hans-Georg Brum:
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Sunday afternoon sees the annual carnival procession take place in Oberursel, with the usual number of large crowds expected.
The procession will form in the Altkönigstraße and then leave from “Am Rahmtor” at 2.11pm before crossing the Marktplatz and entering the Eppsteiner Str.
On reaching the “Homm-Kreisel” it will turn into the Holzweg and cross the Epinayplatz before entering the Henchenstraße, at the end of which it will turn into the Liebfrauenstraße. [Read more…]
Police have warned drivers to be aware of the “Faschingszoll” – the carnival toll – groups out on the roads in the coming days.
In many places, especially in residential areas, children often hold a rope across the road to stop cars and demand a “toll”.
This tradition carries a certain amount of danger with it, for a number of reasons.
Some motorists may not be prepared to stop and the children need to recognise this and let go of their rope in time or let it drop to the ground. Others may fail to see the rope in time at dusk. In both cases the children involved risk being injured.
Parents and guardians are advised to talk about the danger of the “Faschingzoll” with their children to avoid such risks.
Meanwhile the police themselves are out stopping motorists at the moment to make sure people are not driving home from the many parties under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Having successfully taken over the town hall last Saturday, the children’s prince and princess, Leonard I. and Esther I., moved into the Mayor’s office on Wednesday where they intend to run things until Ash Wednesday.

The photo shows them settling into the Mayor’s office with their page Simon Kopp, Lady Stewart Steffi Peinelt and Page Leoni Brum, and with Mayor Hans-Georg Brum (left) and Treasurer Thorsten Schorr (right).
The Rathaussturm when the carnival prince takes over the town hall took place on Saturday morning. But as the town does not have a carnival prince this year, it was up to the KinderPrinzenPaar (Children’s prince and princess) Leonard I. and Esther I. to lead the proceedings: [Read more…]

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