replaced the old Mühlheim station, and the other, newly built one in the outlying centre of Dietesheim. Both stations are served by Rhine-Main S-Bahn lines S8 and S9, putting downtown Offenbach only 5 minutes away, downtown Frankfurt 20 minutes away and Frankfurt Airport 35 minutes away. With the beginning of S-Bahn service, the town bus network was also brought into service, which, most importantly, linked the outlying centre of Lämmerspiel to the local public transport network. Moreover, the Offenbach buslines 103, 107 and 120 come to and pass through Mühlheim. The Maintal-Dörnigheim Ferry, a cable ferry across the Main, links Mühlheim with the Dörnigheim district of the town of Maintal on the opposite bank. Media Among the local media is the daily newspaper Offenbach-Post. Complementing this is the monthly Die lokale Zeitung für Mühlheim, Dietesheim und Lämmerspiel (Zeitung means “newspaper”) with reports about people and events. There are, moreover, several advertising fliers. Reporting at greater length about Mühlheim are the weekly papers Dreieich-Zeitung and Stadtpost Mühlheim. Less often, reports about Mühlheim may be found in the local sections of the Frankfurter Rundschau. There is more often Mühlheim news in the Rhein-Main-Zeitung that comes with the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. Education Mühlheim has the following public schools: Friedrich-Ebert-Gymnasium (Mühlheim) Friedrich-Ebert-Schule (Hauptschule and Realschule, Mühlheim) Goetheschule (primary school with special education class, Mühlheim) Johann-Heinrich-Wichern-Schule (school for children with learning difficulties, Dietesheim) Markwaldschule (primary school, Markwald neighbourhood) Rote-Warte-Schule (primary school, Rote Warte neighbourhood) Brüder-Grimm-Schule (primary school, Lämmerspiel) Geschwister-Scholl-Schule (primary school, Dietesheim) Montessori-Schule Mühlheim (primary school, Nähe Markwald) In Mühlheim, the first – and thus far only – Montessori primary school in the Offenbach district has been open since 2006. At this school, which is sponsored privately, more than 40 pupils from the first to fourth school years are currently (August 2008) taught in mixed-age classes. Also, a department of the Verwaltungsfachhochschule Wiesbaden (“Wiesbaden Administration Technical College”), the Wiesbaden Police College, and the Police dog school in Mühlheim am Main are all resident. Finally, Mühlheim is also home to a folk high school and a music school. Twin towns – sister cities Mühlheim am Main is twinned with: Saint-Priest, France (1964) Notable people The composer Paul Hindemith attended a music school in Mühlheim during five years of his childhood. Here he learnt to play the violin from notes. Also, Napoleon supposedly once stayed here overnight in Mühlheim during a campaign. Honorary citizens Among honorary citizens