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D66 nominates Ivor Balke as new candidate alderman

D66 nominates Ivor Balke as new candidate alderman

D66 has nominated Ivor Balke as the new candidate for alderman in Castricum, replacing Erik Hordijk who withdrew from the position a month ago. The local coalition, consisting of Lokaal Vitaal, VVD, and D66, also announced they have reached agreement on several key administrative issues.

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Blood trail after assault on train. Police arrest suspect at Castricum station

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