René Berends is celebrating his 40th anniversary at the electronics store EP René, where he rose from the position of intern to owner. Throughout his career in the industry, the IJmuiden resident has witnessed numerous technological shifts and electronics trends.
The municipality of Beverwijk has extended camera surveillance in its city center until 2028 to address persistent concerns regarding safety and public nuisance. In addition to the extension, three cameras will be relocated or adjusted to better monitor areas identified as problematic by local residents and business owners.
Dr. Marguerite van Randwijck examines modern cosmetic techniques that use light and sound energy rather than needles to enhance skin appearance. This guide details how laser and energy-based treatments work and provides insight into their potential risks and benefits.
Irene de Bel uses a metaphorical story about a triangle struggling to fit in among circles to illustrate the challenges of the Dutch inclusive education system, known as 'passend onderwijs.' The piece highlights the difficulties and feelings of inadequacy experienced by children who do not conform to standard educational norms.
Minister Vijlbrief is postponing significant cuts to state pensions and unemployment benefits while maintaining that budget reductions remain inevitable. He is gambling on future compromises from labor unions, who currently resist these measures.
Starting in September, the City of Amsterdam will launch a pilot program limiting bicycle speeds to 20 km/h to improve traffic safety and reduce accidents. Traffic Alderman Melanie van der Horst noted that some cyclists reach speeds of up to 60 km/h, and the city is working with the national government to determine enforcement measures.