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Angelina Jolie regains fighting spirit thanks to her children after difficult time

Angelina Jolie regains fighting spirit thanks to her children after difficult time

Actress Angelina Jolie shared in a Variety interview that her children helped her regain her fighting spirit after a difficult period. She credited them with encouraging her to socialize more and pursue new opportunities.

Flower confetti marks start of construction on new residential care complex at Duin en Bosch in Castricum

Flower confetti marks start of construction on new residential care complex at Duin en Bosch in Castricum

Construction has officially begun on a new residential care complex at the Duin en Bosch estate in Castricum. Residents of Phila Boschpark marked the occasion by scattering flower seeds as a ceremonial start signal for the project.

Animal shelter ready for heat: Dog popsicles, cooling mats and early walks

Animal shelter ready for heat: Dog popsicles, cooling mats and early walks

The DOA Animal Shelter in Amsterdam has activated its heat plan to protect pets from rising temperatures, including starting dog walks as early as 7:00 AM to avoid peak heat. Staff are utilizing cooling mats and homemade frozen treats for the animals while advising pet owners on how to safely prevent and manage overheating.

Struggling with mental health? In Hoofddorp you can just walk in and work on your recovery for free

Struggling with mental health? In Hoofddorp you can just walk in and work on your recovery for free

De Nieuwe Silo in Hoofddorp offers a welcoming, beach-themed environment where individuals struggling with mental health can walk in and work on their recovery for free. Located in the Graan voor Visch neighborhood, the center aims to provide an accessible and positive space for mental support.

ICL shuts down plant for three weeks to address odor nuisance

ICL shuts down plant for three weeks to address odor nuisance

The ICL fertilizer plant in Amsterdam will shut down for three weeks in August to install equipment aimed at reducing persistent odor and high hydrochloric acid emissions. The move follows years of complaints from local residents and a discovery by provincial authorities that emissions were over twenty times the legal limit. While residents remain skeptical, the company plans further improvements through late 2026 or early 2027.