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  1. Vor Ort auf der Baustelle des City Dock® Neuss konnte ich erleben, wie auf dem ehemaligen #3M - Areal ein moderner und nachhaltiger Gewerbestandort entsteht. 22 flexibel nutzbare Einheiten schaffen Raum für Handwerk, Mittelstand und neue Arbeitsplätze. Mit dem angestrebten DGNB-Gold-Standard setzt das Projekt zudem auf nachhaltiges Bauen. Vielen Dank an #Panattoni und #Goldbeck für die spannende Führung und den guten Austausch! #Sommertour #Sommertour2026

  2. Vor Ort auf der Baustelle des City Dock® Neuss konnte ich erleben, wie auf dem ehemaligen #3M - Areal ein moderner und nachhaltiger Gewerbestandort entsteht. 22 flexibel nutzbare Einheiten schaffen Raum für Handwerk, Mittelstand und neue Arbeitsplätze. Mit dem angestrebten DGNB-Gold-Standard setzt das Projekt zudem auf nachhaltiges Bauen. Vielen Dank an #Panattoni und #Goldbeck für die spannende Führung und den guten Austausch! #Sommertour #Sommertour2026

  3. Vor Ort auf der Baustelle des City Dock® Neuss konnte ich erleben, wie auf dem ehemaligen #3M - Areal ein moderner und nachhaltiger Gewerbestandort entsteht. 22 flexibel nutzbare Einheiten schaffen Raum für Handwerk, Mittelstand und neue Arbeitsplätze. Mit dem angestrebten DGNB-Gold-Standard setzt das Projekt zudem auf nachhaltiges Bauen. Vielen Dank an #Panattoni und #Goldbeck für die spannende Führung und den guten Austausch! #Sommertour #Sommertour2026

  4. Industrial Floor Slab in Germany Uses Carbon-Storing Ready-Mix Concrete | GOLDBECK, Holcim, Paebbl – News and Statistics

    May 9, 2026 GOLDBECK, Holcim, and Paebbl have successfully poured the first industrial floor slab in German…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #C30/37 #carbonreduction #carbon-storingconcrete #commercialscaleconcrete #embodiedcarbon #GOLDBECK #Holcim #industrialfloorslab #Paebbl #PaebblRebond #ready-mixconcrete #sustainableconstruction
    europesays.com/germany/11329/

  5. Blutspende-Initiative im Münsteraner Gewerbepark | Wirtschaft aktuell

    Münster – In Deutschland werden täglich 15.000 Blutkonserven benötigt, während die Spenderzahlen demografisch bedingt sinken. Die Münsteraner Unternehmen…
    #Muenster #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Münster #Blutspende #Germany #Goldbeck #nicos #Nordrhein-Westfalen #rob17
    europesays.com/de/996055/

  6. Wirtschaftspolitik: Warum Deutschlands Bau-Star Jan-Hendrik #Goldbeck langsam ungeduldig wird - Jan-Hendrik Goldbeck ist Deutschlands erfolgreichster Bauunternehmer und so etwas wie der Klassensprecher des deutschen Mittelstands. Seit Jahren drängt er zu mehr Tempo, um Deutschlands Wirtschaft wiederzubeleben. Bei... #Rinteln #Schaumburg sn-online.de/wirtschaft/wirtsc

  7. Wirtschaftspolitik: Warum Deutschlands Bau-Star Jan-Hendrik #Goldbeck langsam ungeduldig wird - Jan-Hendrik Goldbeck ist Deutschlands erfolgreichster Bauunternehmer und so etwas wie der Klassensprecher des deutschen Mittelstands. Seit Jahren drängt er zu mehr Tempo, um Deutschlands Wirtschaft wiederzubeleben. Bei... #Rinteln #Schaumburg sn-online.de/wirtschaft/wirtsc

  8. #Janessa #Goldbeck
    is concerned that the military’s status as an apolitical institution is under threat from Trump.

    She says: “This administration is doing harm to the world and to the nation in a lot of different ways
    but one of my chief concerns is about this generational harm that it’s doing to the professionalism and the apolitical nature of the military.”

    In this, she argues, Trump is being aided and abetted by Pete Hegseth,
    the secretary of defence.

    In a recent speech to senior officers at a military base in Quantico, Virginia, Hegseth railed against “woke” culture,
    railed against “fat generals and admirals in the halls of the Pentagon”
    and insisted:
    “No more beardos.”

    Goldbeck responds:
    “Pete Hegseth is unequivocally the least qualified person who ever led the department of defense.”

    Hegseth has also gone on the record with the opinion:
    “I’m straight up saying we should not have women in combat roles”.

    This is anathema to Goldbeck,
    who put herself forward for infantry officer training,
    a position then closed to female marines,
    and later worked with advocacy groups to successfully repeal the policy.

    She states that in the decade since women have served successfully and standards have not been lowered.

    “To see this fight that has already been litigated,
    has already put to bed,
    that nobody in the service is actually still grumbling about except for a few guys that have holes in their soul that will never be filled,
    is so incredibly infuriating,” she reflects.

    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/d

  9. #Janessa #Goldbeck
    is concerned that the military’s status as an apolitical institution is under threat from Trump.

    She says: “This administration is doing harm to the world and to the nation in a lot of different ways
    but one of my chief concerns is about this generational harm that it’s doing to the professionalism and the apolitical nature of the military.”

    In this, she argues, Trump is being aided and abetted by Pete Hegseth,
    the secretary of defence.

    In a recent speech to senior officers at a military base in Quantico, Virginia, Hegseth railed against “woke” culture,
    railed against “fat generals and admirals in the halls of the Pentagon”
    and insisted:
    “No more beardos.”

    Goldbeck responds:
    “Pete Hegseth is unequivocally the least qualified person who ever led the department of defense.”

    Hegseth has also gone on the record with the opinion:
    “I’m straight up saying we should not have women in combat roles”.

    This is anathema to Goldbeck,
    who put herself forward for infantry officer training,
    a position then closed to female marines,
    and later worked with advocacy groups to successfully repeal the policy.

    She states that in the decade since women have served successfully and standards have not been lowered.

    “To see this fight that has already been litigated,
    has already put to bed,
    that nobody in the service is actually still grumbling about except for a few guys that have holes in their soul that will never be filled,
    is so incredibly infuriating,” she reflects.

    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/d

  10. #Janessa #Goldbeck
    is concerned that the military’s status as an apolitical institution is under threat from Trump.

    She says: “This administration is doing harm to the world and to the nation in a lot of different ways
    but one of my chief concerns is about this generational harm that it’s doing to the professionalism and the apolitical nature of the military.”

    In this, she argues, Trump is being aided and abetted by Pete Hegseth,
    the secretary of defence.

    In a recent speech to senior officers at a military base in Quantico, Virginia, Hegseth railed against “woke” culture,
    railed against “fat generals and admirals in the halls of the Pentagon”
    and insisted:
    “No more beardos.”

    Goldbeck responds:
    “Pete Hegseth is unequivocally the least qualified person who ever led the department of defense.”

    Hegseth has also gone on the record with the opinion:
    “I’m straight up saying we should not have women in combat roles”.

    This is anathema to Goldbeck,
    who put herself forward for infantry officer training,
    a position then closed to female marines,
    and later worked with advocacy groups to successfully repeal the policy.

    She states that in the decade since women have served successfully and standards have not been lowered.

    “To see this fight that has already been litigated,
    has already put to bed,
    that nobody in the service is actually still grumbling about except for a few guys that have holes in their soul that will never be filled,
    is so incredibly infuriating,” she reflects.

    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/d

  11. #Janessa #Goldbeck
    is concerned that the military’s status as an apolitical institution is under threat from Trump.

    She says: “This administration is doing harm to the world and to the nation in a lot of different ways
    but one of my chief concerns is about this generational harm that it’s doing to the professionalism and the apolitical nature of the military.”

    In this, she argues, Trump is being aided and abetted by Pete Hegseth,
    the secretary of defence.

    In a recent speech to senior officers at a military base in Quantico, Virginia, Hegseth railed against “woke” culture,
    railed against “fat generals and admirals in the halls of the Pentagon”
    and insisted:
    “No more beardos.”

    Goldbeck responds:
    “Pete Hegseth is unequivocally the least qualified person who ever led the department of defense.”

    Hegseth has also gone on the record with the opinion:
    “I’m straight up saying we should not have women in combat roles”.

    This is anathema to Goldbeck,
    who put herself forward for infantry officer training,
    a position then closed to female marines,
    and later worked with advocacy groups to successfully repeal the policy.

    She states that in the decade since women have served successfully and standards have not been lowered.

    “To see this fight that has already been litigated,
    has already put to bed,
    that nobody in the service is actually still grumbling about except for a few guys that have holes in their soul that will never be filled,
    is so incredibly infuriating,” she reflects.

    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/d

  12. #Janessa #Goldbeck
    is concerned that the military’s status as an apolitical institution is under threat from Trump.

    She says: “This administration is doing harm to the world and to the nation in a lot of different ways
    but one of my chief concerns is about this generational harm that it’s doing to the professionalism and the apolitical nature of the military.”

    In this, she argues, Trump is being aided and abetted by Pete Hegseth,
    the secretary of defence.

    In a recent speech to senior officers at a military base in Quantico, Virginia, Hegseth railed against “woke” culture,
    railed against “fat generals and admirals in the halls of the Pentagon”
    and insisted:
    “No more beardos.”

    Goldbeck responds:
    “Pete Hegseth is unequivocally the least qualified person who ever led the department of defense.”

    Hegseth has also gone on the record with the opinion:
    “I’m straight up saying we should not have women in combat roles”.

    This is anathema to Goldbeck,
    who put herself forward for infantry officer training,
    a position then closed to female marines,
    and later worked with advocacy groups to successfully repeal the policy.

    She states that in the decade since women have served successfully and standards have not been lowered.

    “To see this fight that has already been litigated,
    has already put to bed,
    that nobody in the service is actually still grumbling about except for a few guys that have holes in their soul that will never be filled,
    is so incredibly infuriating,” she reflects.

    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/d

  13. Whatever the worst-case scenario, #Janessa #Goldbeck has probably imagined it.

    In 2023 the US marine veteran consulted on a documentary that war-gamed a presidential candidate staging a military coup.
    Last year she advised local leaders on the hypothetical of troops being deployed to their streets for immigration enforcement.
    Then Donald Trump won and Goldbeck’s nightmare came true.

    “It’s a little surreal to see something that we’ve been talking about and thinking about and stressing out about,” the chief executive of
    "Vet Voice Foundation",
    a non-profit advocacy organisation, says via Zoom from her home in San Diego, California.

    “When we first did War Game, the film, some folks would ask during our press tour,
    ‘Do you think you’re scaring people? This feels a little hyperbolic?’
    It doesn’t feel good to say I told you so in this moment.”

    Since returning to the White House in January, Trump has sought to politicise the military like no other commander-in-chief before him
    and use it as a cudgel against Democratic-led states and cities.
    He has deployed thousands of national guard troops to Chicago, Los Angeles, Memphis, New Orleans and Washington DC,
    triggering protests from local officials and residents.

    Having read the Project 2025 policy document, Goldbeck saw this coming.
    Last year Vet Voice Foundation, which mobilises veterans and military families to defend US democracy,
    ran exercises with local elected officials, activists and journalists to prepare for a second Trump administration conducting aggressive immigration enforcement.
    It has now become a vital resource for governors, state attorneys general and mayors trying to weather the storm.

    Goldbeck, 40, explains:
    “This year the vast majority of our work has been supporting litigation to halt or slow down national guard deployments,
    providing subject expert witnesses, retired generals, to talk through with staff what the footprint of these deployments might look like and how to prepare,
    and training for activist groups on who the guard is, who they’re not
    – the difference in the uniforms that the guys at ICE are wearing versus the national guard.

    “Then serving as advisers for governors and mayors who are living day to day through this,
    helping them shape their communications and ensure that things don’t become more violent.
    That’s been a huge line of effort for us.”
    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/d

  14. Whatever the worst-case scenario, #Janessa #Goldbeck has probably imagined it.

    In 2023 the US marine veteran consulted on a documentary that war-gamed a presidential candidate staging a military coup.
    Last year she advised local leaders on the hypothetical of troops being deployed to their streets for immigration enforcement.
    Then Donald Trump won and Goldbeck’s nightmare came true.

    “It’s a little surreal to see something that we’ve been talking about and thinking about and stressing out about,” the chief executive of
    "Vet Voice Foundation",
    a non-profit advocacy organisation, says via Zoom from her home in San Diego, California.

    “When we first did War Game, the film, some folks would ask during our press tour,
    ‘Do you think you’re scaring people? This feels a little hyperbolic?’
    It doesn’t feel good to say I told you so in this moment.”

    Since returning to the White House in January, Trump has sought to politicise the military like no other commander-in-chief before him
    and use it as a cudgel against Democratic-led states and cities.
    He has deployed thousands of national guard troops to Chicago, Los Angeles, Memphis, New Orleans and Washington DC,
    triggering protests from local officials and residents.

    Having read the Project 2025 policy document, Goldbeck saw this coming.
    Last year Vet Voice Foundation, which mobilises veterans and military families to defend US democracy,
    ran exercises with local elected officials, activists and journalists to prepare for a second Trump administration conducting aggressive immigration enforcement.
    It has now become a vital resource for governors, state attorneys general and mayors trying to weather the storm.

    Goldbeck, 40, explains:
    “This year the vast majority of our work has been supporting litigation to halt or slow down national guard deployments,
    providing subject expert witnesses, retired generals, to talk through with staff what the footprint of these deployments might look like and how to prepare,
    and training for activist groups on who the guard is, who they’re not
    – the difference in the uniforms that the guys at ICE are wearing versus the national guard.

    “Then serving as advisers for governors and mayors who are living day to day through this,
    helping them shape their communications and ensure that things don’t become more violent.
    That’s been a huge line of effort for us.”
    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/d

  15. Whatever the worst-case scenario, #Janessa #Goldbeck has probably imagined it.

    In 2023 the US marine veteran consulted on a documentary that war-gamed a presidential candidate staging a military coup.
    Last year she advised local leaders on the hypothetical of troops being deployed to their streets for immigration enforcement.
    Then Donald Trump won and Goldbeck’s nightmare came true.

    “It’s a little surreal to see something that we’ve been talking about and thinking about and stressing out about,” the chief executive of
    "Vet Voice Foundation",
    a non-profit advocacy organisation, says via Zoom from her home in San Diego, California.

    “When we first did War Game, the film, some folks would ask during our press tour,
    ‘Do you think you’re scaring people? This feels a little hyperbolic?’
    It doesn’t feel good to say I told you so in this moment.”

    Since returning to the White House in January, Trump has sought to politicise the military like no other commander-in-chief before him
    and use it as a cudgel against Democratic-led states and cities.
    He has deployed thousands of national guard troops to Chicago, Los Angeles, Memphis, New Orleans and Washington DC,
    triggering protests from local officials and residents.

    Having read the Project 2025 policy document, Goldbeck saw this coming.
    Last year Vet Voice Foundation, which mobilises veterans and military families to defend US democracy,
    ran exercises with local elected officials, activists and journalists to prepare for a second Trump administration conducting aggressive immigration enforcement.
    It has now become a vital resource for governors, state attorneys general and mayors trying to weather the storm.

    Goldbeck, 40, explains:
    “This year the vast majority of our work has been supporting litigation to halt or slow down national guard deployments,
    providing subject expert witnesses, retired generals, to talk through with staff what the footprint of these deployments might look like and how to prepare,
    and training for activist groups on who the guard is, who they’re not
    – the difference in the uniforms that the guys at ICE are wearing versus the national guard.

    “Then serving as advisers for governors and mayors who are living day to day through this,
    helping them shape their communications and ensure that things don’t become more violent.
    That’s been a huge line of effort for us.”
    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/d

  16. Whatever the worst-case scenario, #Janessa #Goldbeck has probably imagined it.

    In 2023 the US marine veteran consulted on a documentary that war-gamed a presidential candidate staging a military coup.
    Last year she advised local leaders on the hypothetical of troops being deployed to their streets for immigration enforcement.
    Then Donald Trump won and Goldbeck’s nightmare came true.

    “It’s a little surreal to see something that we’ve been talking about and thinking about and stressing out about,” the chief executive of
    "Vet Voice Foundation",
    a non-profit advocacy organisation, says via Zoom from her home in San Diego, California.

    “When we first did War Game, the film, some folks would ask during our press tour,
    ‘Do you think you’re scaring people? This feels a little hyperbolic?’
    It doesn’t feel good to say I told you so in this moment.”

    Since returning to the White House in January, Trump has sought to politicise the military like no other commander-in-chief before him
    and use it as a cudgel against Democratic-led states and cities.
    He has deployed thousands of national guard troops to Chicago, Los Angeles, Memphis, New Orleans and Washington DC,
    triggering protests from local officials and residents.

    Having read the Project 2025 policy document, Goldbeck saw this coming.
    Last year Vet Voice Foundation, which mobilises veterans and military families to defend US democracy,
    ran exercises with local elected officials, activists and journalists to prepare for a second Trump administration conducting aggressive immigration enforcement.
    It has now become a vital resource for governors, state attorneys general and mayors trying to weather the storm.

    Goldbeck, 40, explains:
    “This year the vast majority of our work has been supporting litigation to halt or slow down national guard deployments,
    providing subject expert witnesses, retired generals, to talk through with staff what the footprint of these deployments might look like and how to prepare,
    and training for activist groups on who the guard is, who they’re not
    – the difference in the uniforms that the guys at ICE are wearing versus the national guard.

    “Then serving as advisers for governors and mayors who are living day to day through this,
    helping them shape their communications and ensure that things don’t become more violent.
    That’s been a huge line of effort for us.”
    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/d

  17. Whatever the worst-case scenario, #Janessa #Goldbeck has probably imagined it.

    In 2023 the US marine veteran consulted on a documentary that war-gamed a presidential candidate staging a military coup.
    Last year she advised local leaders on the hypothetical of troops being deployed to their streets for immigration enforcement.
    Then Donald Trump won and Goldbeck’s nightmare came true.

    “It’s a little surreal to see something that we’ve been talking about and thinking about and stressing out about,” the chief executive of
    "Vet Voice Foundation",
    a non-profit advocacy organisation, says via Zoom from her home in San Diego, California.

    “When we first did War Game, the film, some folks would ask during our press tour,
    ‘Do you think you’re scaring people? This feels a little hyperbolic?’
    It doesn’t feel good to say I told you so in this moment.”

    Since returning to the White House in January, Trump has sought to politicise the military like no other commander-in-chief before him
    and use it as a cudgel against Democratic-led states and cities.
    He has deployed thousands of national guard troops to Chicago, Los Angeles, Memphis, New Orleans and Washington DC,
    triggering protests from local officials and residents.

    Having read the Project 2025 policy document, Goldbeck saw this coming.
    Last year Vet Voice Foundation, which mobilises veterans and military families to defend US democracy,
    ran exercises with local elected officials, activists and journalists to prepare for a second Trump administration conducting aggressive immigration enforcement.
    It has now become a vital resource for governors, state attorneys general and mayors trying to weather the storm.

    Goldbeck, 40, explains:
    “This year the vast majority of our work has been supporting litigation to halt or slow down national guard deployments,
    providing subject expert witnesses, retired generals, to talk through with staff what the footprint of these deployments might look like and how to prepare,
    and training for activist groups on who the guard is, who they’re not
    – the difference in the uniforms that the guys at ICE are wearing versus the national guard.

    “Then serving as advisers for governors and mayors who are living day to day through this,
    helping them shape their communications and ensure that things don’t become more violent.
    That’s been a huge line of effort for us.”
    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/d

  18. Brandschutz-Center Münster Brinck: Baustart für neuen Firmensitz

    Die Goldbeck-Niederlassung Münster realisiert den Neubau als Generalunternehmer auf rund 2.100 Quadratmetern netto Fläche. „Mit dem neuen Standort…
    #Muenster #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Münster #Brandschutz-CenterMünsterBrinck #Germany #Goldbeck #Hansa-Businesspark #Nordrhein-Westfalen
    europesays.com/de/339769/

  19. SV #Goldbeck feiert 100-jähriges Jubiläum und präsentiert Ideen für die Zukunft - SV Goldbeck feiert 100-jähriges Jubiläum auf dem Sportplatz / Verein will neue Angebote für die Zukunft schaffen #Rinteln #Schaumburg sn-online.de/lokales/schaumbur

  20. Nach 30 Jahren: Neues TSF-W für die Ortsfeuerwehr #Goldbeck - Großer Bahnhof am Montagnachmittag vor dem Feuerwehrhaus in Goldbeck. Feuerwehrleute und Anwohner warten gespannt auf das Eintreffen ihres neuen Fahrzeuges. #Rinteln #Schaumburg sn-online.de/lokales/schaumbur

  21. #Rinteln: Feuerwehr muss nach Funkenflug aus Schornstein in #Goldbeck ausrücken - Am Montagabend mussten Einsatzkräfte der Feuerwehr Goldbeck zu einem Einsatz in der Meierberger Straße ausrücken. Zuvor flogen Funken aus einem Schornstein. Auch eine Wärmebildkamera kam zum Einsatz. #Schaumburg sn-online.de/lokales/schaumbur

  22. Ortsfeuerwehr #Goldbeck beklagt unzureichende Löschwasserversorgung - Bereits seit Jahren weist die Ortsfeuerwehr Goldbeck gemeinsam mit dem Ortsrat auf eine unzureichende Löschwasserversorgung an der Waldstraße hin. Weil die Stadt dem Wunsch nach einer Zisterne bislang nicht nachgekommen ist, hat die Wehr bei ihrer... #Rinteln #Schaumburg sn-online.de/lokales/schaumbur

  23. Neue Mobilfunkmasten in #Rintelner Ortsteilen: Das steckt hinter der Testphase von Vodafone - In #Goldbeck und #Friedrichswald stehen zwei neue, knapp 30 Meter hohe Funkmasten. Dabei handelt es sich jedoch nur um eine Testphase des Mobilfunkanbieters Vodafone. Wir erklären, was dahinter steht - und... #Rinteln #Schaumburg sn-online.de/lokales/schaumbur

  24. Motorradunfall zwischen #Friedrichswald und #Goldbeck: Motorradfahrer schwer verletzt - Am Samstag ist ein Motorradfahrer zwischen Friedrichswald und Goldbeck bei einem Unfall schwer verletzt worden. Er wurde in ein Krankenhaus transportiert. #Rinteln #Schaumburg sn-online.de/lokales/schaumbur

  25. Zeltlager der #Rintelner Feuerwehren: Keine Evakuierung trotz Regen nötig - „Das hat bestens funktioniert“, sagt Rintelns Stadtbrandmeister Tim Schinz. Was er meint? Die drohende Evakuierung des Stadtzeltlagers der Feuerwehren in #Goldbeck am Donnerstagmorgen. Weil der Regen nicht so stark war wie erwartet, mussten... #Rinteln #Schaumburg sn-online.de/lokales/schaumbur

  26. 350 Jugendliche nehmen am Stadtzeltlager der Jugendfeuerwehren in #Goldbeck teil - Am Freitag um 17 Uhr ist das 15. Stadtzeltlager der Jugendwehren mit 350 Jugendlichen in Goldbeck offiziell eröffnet worden. #Rinteln #Schaumburg sn-online.de/lokales/schaumbur

  27. Diesmal in #Goldbeck: Rintelns Stadtzeltlager der Jugendfeuerwehren beginnt am 5. Juli 2024 - Ab Freitag, 5. Juli, verwandelt sich einer der kleinsten Ortsteile Rintelns in eine Stadt: Hier findet das Stadtzeltlager der #Rintelner Jugendfeuerwehren statt. Wir erklären das bunte Programm - und die... #Rinteln #Schaumburg sn-online.de/lokales/schaumbur