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Man threatens special needs school in Kampen

Man threatens special needs school in Kampen

A man has issued online threats against the Prisma special education school in Kampen, as well as several other individuals. While police maintain a visible and invisible presence at the school, authorities have stated there is currently no need for an evacuation.

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Heemstede speeds up housing for status holders like Haarlem; temporary site on Kerklaan until housing is available

Heemstede speeds up housing for status holders like Haarlem; temporary site on Kerklaan until housing is available

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A miracle, a wonder: he’s already 40 and can still move!

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Stevie and Levy both have autism: ‘There is an automatic attraction’

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