haarlemsdagblad
Caffeine shortage
A man describes spending a five-day spring break with his wife at a hotel on the island of Ibiza. His main priority each morning, whether at home or on vacation, is to find coffee.
Related articles
Football barber Mitchel Ammen looks forward to World Cup haircuts and critiques styles: 'If you play poorly, they talk about your hair first'
Mitchel 'Moody' Ammen, a 27-year-old barber from Hoorn, reviews the hairstyles of football stars participating in the World Cup. He evaluates the looks of players like Memphis and Crysencio Summerville while discussing the pressure players face regarding their appearance on the field. Ammen also expresses his hope to travel to the United States to provide haircuts during the tournament.
Peeking at the neighbors in Belgium: a flash in the pan and plenty of hunger. Something beautiful could happen.
The article encourages people in the Netherlands to engage with Belgian media, such as podcasts and VRT, to better understand their neighbors. It notes that the Dutch are currently too focused on their own affairs to pay attention to other World Cup participants like Belgium.
Stolen love lock artwork returned to creator after a year: ‘I am the happiest person in the world’
Zandvoort falls in play-offs against Daisy without Rosmalen sensation Thijs Boogaard
The Zandvoort mixed tennis team was eliminated in the semi-finals of the Dutch national championship playoffs following a 4-2 loss to Daisy from Apeldoorn. The team competed without Thijs Boogaard, who recently performed well at the Rosmalen tournament.
Houses in the IJmond, with materials from the IJmond, for IJmonders. Leave that to Annabel and Lucas.
Annabel Thomas and Lucas de Man have presented the initial results of the Possible Landscapes project, which aims to build 20 homes in the IJmond region. The initiative focuses on using locally sourced materials to create circular and bio-based housing specifically for residents of the area.