The "Badass, now is the time for real heroines!" exhibition at Stripdagen Haarlem will showcase female comic book characters. The event is free to the public on May 29 and 30 at the Hart cultural center in Haarlem.
Rijkswaterstaat describes the current drought in the Netherlands as unprecedented territory, noting that the effects will persist for months even if rainfall occurs. Despite the severity, the situation has not yet reached the highest alarm phase for water shortages.
A boy was injured while fleeing a house fire on the Muiderslotweg in Haarlem this afternoon. Police have arrested a woman on suspicion of arson and are currently investigating the cause of the fire.
RTL has expressed strong disapproval of the wave of negative comments directed at B&B Vol liefde participant Fred, describing the online abuse as excessive. Viewers have criticized Fred's behavior as misogynistic and labeled him a narcissist throughout the current season of the show.
A replica of Max Verstappen's 2018 Formula 1 car has been displayed at Marsmanplein in Haarlem-Noord ahead of the upcoming race weekend in Zandvoort. The car, a replica of the RB14, will be available for public viewing again this Saturday at the Gasthuisplein in Zandvoort.
Dutch ophthalmologists and optometrists are warning the public about the risks of permanent eye damage caused by watching the upcoming solar eclipse without certified protective glasses. Experts emphasize that viewing the eclipse unprotected can cause permanent retinal burns, and they urge the public to only use proper, certified safety eyewear.