Weiler bei Bingen

Weiler bei Bingen is a municipality in the district Mainz -Bingen, in Rhineland -Palatinate. It belongs to the community association Rhein-Nahe, which has its administrative headquarters in Bingerbrück, a district of Bingen am Rhein.

• 4.1 traffic
• 4.2 Education
• 4.3 Sport

Geography

The wine Weiler bei Bingen is between Koblenz and Bad Kreuznach southeast of Bingen Forest and on the east by Bingen.

History

For the first time in the year 823 the name of the place is mentioned in a charter of Louis the Pious. The collecting and researching spirit of the late Henry Bell Weiler fellow citizen but we owe the knowledge that ever since the ancient times of humanity inspired human life in the Weiler district. On an age-old, already used by the Celts way connection, the Romans (52 BC to 405 AD) created a modern military and trade route that connected Mainz, Trier and led past the hamlet ( Ausonius ). In the past on Weiler district Binger city forest, the remains of a Roman estate, since 1994 ( villa rustica) exposed (see Villa Rustica ( Weiler bei Bingen ) ).

Weiler has always been very closely linked to Bingen since earliest times, the Weiler district was part of the " Binger Mark ". The Mainz bishops and archbishops held the lordship of the two communities. She went over to the 1438 chapter of Mainz and was now on until the French revolutionary troops 1792/1794, the left bank of the Rhine occupied. The Treaty of Campo Formio ended this relationship, as in 1797 near the border between the French departments thunder mountain ( Mont- Tonnerre ) and Rhein- Mosel ( Rhin -et -Moselle ) was. The Vienna Congress of 1815 divided the hamlet to the Kingdom of Prussia and in 1816 Bingen to Grand Duchy of Hesse -Darmstadt. The Near was now become the state border. The construction of the railway lines along the Rhine and close to the Weiler district Rupertsberg gained in importance. It was spun off in 1892 by a royal Prussian available under the name Bingerbrück independently from the Weiler district and incorporated into the city of Bingen 1969.

The story of Hamlet is inseparable from the history of his Catholic Church. In place of the old small chapel, which is mentioned in documents in 1128, the new property, built in the Gothic style church hall was inaugurated in 1866. They dominated until now the panorama of the community Weiler bei Bingen.

The municipality was renamed on 1 January 1973 by Weiler at Bingerbrück in Weiler bei Bingen.

Policy

Parish council

The local council in hamlet consists of 20 council members, who were elected at the municipal election held on 7 June 2009 of personalized proportional representation. Since 1 December 2011, the volunteer local mayor Marika Bell is chairman.

Allocation of seats in the elected municipal council:

Community partnership

A local partnership exists with the community Sona in the Province of Verona in Italy since 2002. A carnival partnership was established in 2001 between the WCV - Weiler Carnival Society and the Comitato Carnevalese "Lo Szigano " in Lugagnano in the province of Verona / Italy.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

• The Federal Highway 61 is reached after about seven kilometers to the junction Stromberg.
• The Federal Highway 60 is reached after about nine miles above the B9 in Bingerbrück ( direction Mainz).

Education

• Primary School Holy Cross ( day school )

Secondary schools are: IGS in Stromberg, Roch -Realschule Plus, Stefan- George -Gymnasium, Hildegardis School ( for girls only ), vocational school and technical college, all in Bingen.

Sports

The cultural and sports center offers the Rhein-Nahe - hall (multipurpose hall with 600 seats ), civil office, sports field, arena D with a lawn, a football field and the tennis courts a variety of possibilities.

In the former old elementary school, the town hall is housed today after many renovation and refurbishment work and the former classrooms are the various local associations as its own club rooms.

Personalities

Wilhelm Menke ( born February 24, 1914 † 31 March 2002), co-owner of the NSM Apparatus Company Bingen, honorary citizen of Weiler bei Bingen.

Hermann Josef Stipp ( born July 30, 1917 † 7 October 2003), the Labour Court Director, local historian, honorary citizen of Weiler bei Bingen.

Jacob Eiger ( born August 29, 1909 † 11 December 2007), a graphic designer, an honorary citizen of Weiler bei Bingen

Ewald Rittweiler ( born October 16, 1928), retired postal worker, honorary citizen of Weiler bei Bingen

Franz Keller Meier ( born August 29, 1927), principals retired, honorary citizen of Weiler bei Bingen.

Wilhelm Massing (* 1904, † 1981), architect

Bernhard Scherer ( born July 22, 1896 † June 20, 1951 ), a church painter

Dr. Manfred Mols, Prof. (emeritus ) ( born February 27, 1935), the Federal Cross of Merit

Adam Josef Schmitt ( * May 30, 1949 ), lawyer, first full-time assistant secretary of the district Mainz -Bingen

Josef Kollay ( born March 17, 1922 † 31 July 2008), administration officials, local politicians, from 1976 to 1986 mayor of the municipality of Rhein-Nahe

Wolfgang Kollay ( born July 18, 1948), administrative officer, a local politician, 1999-2008 Mayor of the municipality Rhein-Nahe

Conrad Schmitt ( born November 11, 1922), farmer, civil servant, local politicians, from 1974 to 1984 mayor of the hamlet

Hans Günter Altenhofen ( born October 21, 1931), businessman, local politician, mayor of the hamlet 1984-1999, council member von1994 to 2004, founder of HGA Foundation for home care and conservation, awarded the Federal Cross of Merit and the Baron von Stein medal.

Henry Bell ( born June 25, 1907, † 1 May 1986), farmer, Stone Age and local historian.

Nicholas Lautzenbrücken ( born October 1, 1918 † 11 July 1997), a railway official, local politicians, honorary mayor from 1964 to 1974 which is great. The Medal for Merit.

Erwin Owtscharenko ( born August 8, 1955), a police officer, honorary mayor from 1999 to 2011.

Günter Ederer (* 1941), business journalist, writer and filmmaker. In many cases, inter alia, awarded with the Ludwig Erhard Prize.