Twelve local burghers stepped forward guided by Alfred Barker a former league referee and supporter of the club.

When in town (for some 24 concerts a season, not counting tours), Mr. Levine has become a familiar sight on the city streets, having coffee, buying a necktie or greeting the local burghers.

However, the community land and property remained with the former local burghers who were gathered together into the Bürgergemeinde.

In 1531, after having been repeatedly requested by local burghers to hire a permanent Evangelical (Lutheran) preacher, the town Council finally hired preacher and reformer Martin Rauber.

Persuaded by some local burghers to run, apparently unopposed, for the vacant office of mayor, Cole sees an easy public relations victory.

To keep alive his memory, local burghers put his silhouette on the town emblem.

His inside knowledge about a complex land deal also uncovers the greed of the local burghers.

The following year local burghers lodged a complaint about his administration, and Patrikas was forced to exchange Korela for Ladoga and Russa.

Roman Catholic Church was condemned as a symbol of the abuses of a long Catholic past by most local burghers.