Jan Simon Petersen, chair of Faglige Seniorer in Vordingborg Municipality, addresses the municipal council with a proposal for the 2027 budget: hire more staff in home care and nursing homes. The letter is framed as input for the upcoming budget negotiations.

A bronze sculpture titled 'Die Lesende', stolen in February from the cemetery in Schmilau, has been recovered after the Berlin State Criminal Police discovered it among about 80 valuable artworks offered for sale by suspected art thieves. A potential buyer alerted authorities, leading to the suspects being charged. The sculpture, valued at around 20,000 euros, has been retrieved by the local church council, which is now considering whether it will be returned to its original place in the cemetery.

A bronze sculpture stolen from a cemetery in Schmilau in February was recovered after LKA Berlin found it among about 80 valuable artworks being offered for sale by suspected art thieves. A potential buyer became suspicious and alerted police, leading to the discovery and subsequent charges against the suspects. The church council has retrieved the sculpture, valued at around 20,000 euros, and is now considering whether to reinstall it at the cemetery.

The chairs of Espergærde Byforening and Snekkersten Borgerforening argue that a beach park should be established on Strandvejen. They note that the privately owned, largely undeveloped and scenic land is currently protected from housing construction. Their appeal follows a Planning and Traffic Committee majority decision to propose lifting a land reservation between Snekkersten and Espergærde.

Lars Pedersen, a prominent member of the Social Democratic group in Norddjurs Kommune, tragically passed away in a motorcycle accident. Known for his strong community ties and commitment to social democratic values, Lars was respected for his dedication to public service and his vibrant personality. His sudden death is mourned by family, friends, and colleagues, who remember him as a good comrade and advocate for a just society. His passing leaves a significant void in the local political landscape.

The article discusses the growing divergence between written and spoken Danish, highlighting the challenges this poses for teaching spelling. It explains how natural language evolution leads to pronunciation changes that are not reflected in writing, making it harder for students to learn correct spelling. The authors suggest using correspondence rules to bridge the gap between pronunciation and writing, and propose that a more radical reform of Danish orthography could help address these issues. The article emphasizes the importance of focusing on actual pronunciation in language education.

The study demonstrates the use of quartz-enhanced photoacoustic spectroscopy (QEPAS) combined with partial least-squares regression (PLS) for detecting and measuring concentrations of water, ammonia, and methane in gas mixtures. The research highlights the effectiveness of QEPAS in handling overlapping absorption spectra and the application of PLS for accurate gas concentration estimation. The experimental setup includes a mid-infrared optical parametric oscillator and a QEPAS sensor module. The study confirms the method's high sensitivity and accuracy, making it suitable for real-life applications in environmental monitoring and industrial safety.

Region Midtjylland is criticized for breaching an agreement by reducing the opening hours of the emergency clinic and removing the emergency vehicle in Grenaa. The author expresses deep dissatisfaction, feeling betrayed by the political decision, and calls for the reversal of these changes to restore trust.

Jan Petersen thanks the employees at Glesborg Plejecenter for the compassionate and professional care they gave his mother during her 11 years at the facility and especially during her final days. He says their presence and support made the family’s loss easier and helped his mother die peacefully.

Josh Morphew, choral music director at Centerville Public Schools, received a $1,000 John Ryger Memorial Music Scholarship from Order of the Eastern Star, Juno Chapter #44. A non-traditional student and former banker, Morphew is pursuing teacher certification as a music educator at the University of South Dakota. The annual scholarship honors Beresford musician John Ryger and is awarded to local students; its value has increased with additional donations.