On the evening of December 11, 2024, the Zug police swiftly responded to a report of suspicious activity in the city. Two Lithuanian nationals, aged 35 and 47, were apprehended in connection with a reported burglary. Stolen property from the burglary and another incident was discovered, suggesting a potential pattern of criminal activity. The public prosecutor's office in Zug has opened a criminal investigation, and both suspects are currently in custody.
In the Baar municipal council, dicasteries have been reallocated following the swearing-in of newly elected councillor Vital Hotz. The restructuring aims to optimize departmental leadership for the remainder of the 2023-2026 term. Vital Hotz now leads the Schools/Education department, while other council members retain their current departments.
Abbot Primate Jeremias Schröder, the highest representative of the Benedictines, recently visited Baar as part of his trip to Switzerland. During his visit, he discussed his responsibilities and the impact of Swiss professors on the Abbey's development. The meeting emphasized the significance of the Benedictine community's contributions and collaboration between local and international religious communities.
Migros plans to expand its branch network in the cantons of Zug, Zurich, and Geneva. The company aims to open 140 smaller stores in areas with significant population growth. This expansion aligns with the trend of focusing on local markets to meet the needs of growing populations.
Ardon Jashari, a talented football player from Zug, made headlines following his transfer to FC Brugge for a record fee of CHF 6 million. He has quickly established himself at Brugge and has contributed to the team's success in domestic and international competitions. His potential for future transfers remains high, with FC Luzern set to benefit from any future sale.