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Koopman fishing shop in Bennebroek struggling: 'Poles and Ukrainians are our new customers'

Koopman fishing shop in Bennebroek struggling: 'Poles and Ukrainians are our new customers'

The Koopman angling shop in Bennebroek is experiencing a decline in customers but anticipates a boost as the predator fishing season reopens on June 1st. Owners Peter Koopman and Stuart Nicholson noted that Polish and Ukrainian residents have become a significant new customer base for the business.

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The Stichting Zwerfkatten Havengebied IJmuiden is seeking volunteers for its donation collection drive taking place between June 7 and 13 in the municipality of Velsen. The foundation, which cares for stray cats in the port area, relies entirely on these donations to continue its operations.

Discover the story behind Haarlem's ‘Woman in the Resistance’ artwork on TV tonight

Discover the story behind Haarlem's ‘Woman in the Resistance’ artwork on TV tonight

The TV program 'Kunst in het wild' will explore the history and public reception of the 'Vrouw in het Verzet' artwork in Haarlem. The episode investigates the creative intent behind the monument and whether residents view it as an enrichment or a waste of public space.

Onder de Pannen: rent out a room and help a Haarlem resident

Onder de Pannen: rent out a room and help a Haarlem resident

The 'Onder de Pannen' initiative in Haarlem encourages residents to rent out spare rooms to individuals facing economic homelessness due to issues like job loss or divorce. Participants receive monthly rent plus a one-time €1,000 bonus from the municipality for a minimum nine-month rental commitment. This program aims to provide temporary housing solutions for people with steady incomes who are struggling in the tight housing market.

Six Amsterdam residents arrested for laundering at least €38 million; suspect injured by chainsaw during raid

Six Amsterdam residents arrested for laundering at least €38 million; suspect injured by chainsaw during raid

Shop closed after assault and illegal vapes

Shop closed after assault and illegal vapes

Mayor Jos Wienen closed a shop on Generaal Cronjéstraat in Haarlem for three months following an inspection in late May. Authorities discovered over 500 illegal vapes, hard liquor, and an undocumented worker, while a supervisor and a police officer were assaulted during the control.