New Ulm Sister Cities Commission Addresses Travel Concerns Amid Washington Tensions

Overview: The New Ulm Sister Cities Commission focused on potential travel issues for Samuel, the upcoming German exchange participant, amid concerns about potential difficulties at U.S. airports due to the current political climate in Washington, D.C. The commission also discussed ongoing arrangements for Samuel’s visit and the success of their recent bratwurst stand fundraiser.

New Ulm Sister Cities Commission Approves Canopy Purchase Amid Cultural Exchange Updates

Overview: In an effort to improve the comfort of their events, the New Ulm Sister Cities Commission has approved the purchase of a pop-up canopy to be used during their outdoor activities. This decision came amidst discussions on the ongoing Huntsu cultural exchange program and plans for upcoming events.

New Ulm Sister Cities Commission: Delay in German Language Camp as Instructor Search Continues

Overview: In its recent meeting, the New Ulm Sister Cities Commission decided to postpone the German language camp initially planned for the summer, due to the unavailability of an instructor. The commission also discussed nominations for leadership roles, upcoming program hosting arrangements, and fundraising activities.

New Ulm Sister Cities Commission Grapples with Leadership Vacancy Amidst Cultural Exchange Preparations.

Overview: The New Ulm Sister Cities Commission meeting on April 7, 2025, highlighted ongoing challenges in filling leadership roles, with the election of officers postponed again due to a lack of quorum. The meeting also addressed details of the Hans Joseph Culture Exchange Program, including travel and housing arrangements for interns.

New Ulm Sister Cities Commission Selects Interns for Cultural Exchange Program

Overview: The New Ulm Sister Cities Commission held a meeting to discuss initiatives, including the selection of interns for the Hans Joose Cultural Exchange Program. Martha Blog and Samuel Koops were selected to represent New Ulm in the program’s outbound and inbound roles, respectively. The commission also addressed potential fundraising efforts and the status of the German Language Day Camp.