Bert Kisjes stepped down as chairman of the foundation for the Grote Kerk in Beverwijk on Sunday evening. To mark the occasion, Mayor Martijn Smit awarded him the Wijkertoren pin for his years of service.
Growing fresh herbs like basil, parsley, and mint can be more challenging than it appears, often leading to common mistakes like poor germination or yellowing leaves. This article provides advice on how to avoid these pitfalls to ensure a successful herb garden.
The number of self-employed workers in the Netherlands, particularly in the healthcare and construction sectors, saw a slight increase during the first quarter of the year. This growth persists despite the Dutch Tax Authority's implementation of stricter controls aimed at curbing false self-employment.
A homeowner faced a surprise price increase when an installation company billed over €8,200 for a heat pump initially quoted at €6,500. The article addresses the legal limitations on price hikes and whether companies can charge significantly more than their initial estimates without prior agreement.
A large majority of residents in Haarlem are opposing the planned renovation of the Kleine Houtweg, according to a survey by Haarlems Dagblad. Critics argue that merging bicycle and car lanes to increase greenery is unnecessary and nonsensical for an area that is already considered the greenest part of the city.
Developer Hoorne Vastgoed has reached an agreement with BP to remove a gas station at Geesterduin in Castricum, clearing a major hurdle for a large residential project. The Geesterduin 2.0 development plans to build over 200 new homes on the site.