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Strasbourg: Strasbourg responds to violence after protest. The Bas-Rhin prefecture reported violence and vandalism during the October seventeenth demonstration in Strasbourg, and businesses were damaged and looted. Mayor outlines city center plan to merchants. Mayor Catherine Trautmann presented her city center development plan at the Vitrines de Strasbourg General Assembly on Thursday, October eighth.

Metz: Metz land sale to association draws debate. On October twelfth, Actu.fr reported controversy over a planned sale of municipal land in Metz to the Millî Görüş Islamic association. New Vélo Fluo bike station opens at Metz train station. On October twelfth, the Grand Est Region announced the inauguration of a new Vélo Fluo station at the Metz train station.

Sarreguemines: Sarreguemines starts cleanup of former Sesa foundry. Decontamination work has started at the former Sesa foundry in Sarreguemines, which closed in nineteen ninety-six.

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