Zollikofen's Political Icon Mirjam Veglio Steps Down After 25 Years
After 25 years of dedicated service, Mirjam Veglio is stepping down from her roles in Zollikofen's municipal politics. The municipal councilor and vice president has been instrumental in shaping the town's future, including the establishment of supplementary childcare services and heading the Department of Construction and Environment. Her departure comes as she takes on a new challenge as managing director of the Bernese Cremation Cooperative, overseeing the opening of Switzerland's first restaurant on a cemetery.
Mirjam Veglio's political journey spans a decade in the Grand Council and 15 years as a municipal councilor and vice president. Her impact on Zollikofen is undeniable, with her initiatives improving the lives of residents. As she moves on, the town looks to Karin Steiner to fill her seat. Steiner, who holds a master's degree in social work, currently serves in the Grand Council and Finance Commission. Despite the lack of information about the successor for the January 2026 term, Steiner's appointment signals a continuation of Veglio's commitment to the town's progress.
Mirjam Veglio's departure from Zollikofen's municipal council marks the end of an era. Her leadership has left an indelible mark on the town. As she embarks on her new role at the Bernese Cremation Cooperative, the town welcomes Karin Steiner to carry on Veglio's legacy, ensuring Zollikofen's continued growth and development.
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