Am kommenden Mittwoch, 30. September, lädt Dülmen Marketing zum letzten Feierabendmarkt der Saison  ein. Ab 17 Uhr wird die Innenstadt wieder zum Treffpunkt. Mit einem abwechslungsreichen Angebot an Speisen, Getränken, Informationen und Live-Musik setzt Dülmen Marketing auf das bewährte Erfolgsrezept. Für musikalische Unterhaltung sorgt diesmal der Musiker Joao Alves. Wieder mit dabei ist das Restaurant Topphoff mit seinen Imbissgerichten, während es am Stand von Anna-Lena Kuchel Flammkuchen-Kreationen gibt. Am Stand der CDU Dülmen gibt es mediterrane Bratwurst, und am Stand der Grünen gibt es Popcorn. Justus Koewius ist mit Reh-Tacos vor Ort.

ALT: Elain the Bounty Hunter's Gun Cloak Threat

If you’re not using 5 calls yet, this is your wake up call. She’s adorable. But it truly is my go to.

Best song for not only the World Cup but for These times. I’d like this to inspire all Dems and independents who’deel bloody and beaten down by this administration raping our country’s most beautiful...

This is good info. I didn’t know - most won’t, if you’re not deep in the automatic manufacture and trade biz

This is good info. I didn’t know - most won’t, if you’re not deep in the automatic manufacture and trade biz

This is good info. I didn’t know - most won’t, if you’re not deep in the automatic manufacture and trade biz

This is good info. I didn’t know - most won’t, if you’re not deep in the automatic manufacture and trade biz

This is good info. I didn’t know - most won’t, if you’re not deep in the automatic manufacture and trade biz

This is good info. I didn’t know - most won’t, if you’re not deep in the automatic manufacture and trade biz

Streetlights shining across rippled water often produce tall, narrow reflections with strikingly parallel sides. These light pillars appear almost architectural, yet the water surface is neither verti...

Leon Panetta has been in politics as long as any of us can remember. He started out as a Republican, working in the office of Sen. Thomas Kuchel, R-Calif., in the late 1960s. (Kuchel belonged to the n...

Leon Panetta has been in politics as long as any of us can remember. He started out as a Republican, working in the office of Sen. Thomas Kuchel, R-Calif., in the late 1960s. (Kuchel belonged to the now-vanished species of moderate Republican and actually supported both the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act.) He moved up quickly to become director of the Office of Civil Rights under Richard Nixon. In 1971, Panetta quit the Nixon administration in protest over its racist policies, switched parties and went to work for New York mayor John Lindsay, another Republican-turned-Democrat. In 1976 he was elected to Congress, where he served until 1993. He then became director of the Office of Management and Budget and White House chief of staff under Bill Clinton, and for his final chapter in government served as Barack Obama‘s CIA director in the first term and defense secretary in the second. To say he’s got extensive experience would an understatement. Panetta has always been a centrist, and I’ve been critical of his “maverick” track record over the years — he’s had a tendency to burnish his own reputation to the detriment of those he works for. But at age...