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Wendy Verkleij appointed acting mayor of Beverwijk

Wendy Verkleij appointed acting mayor of Beverwijk

Wendy Verkleij has been appointed as the acting mayor of Beverwijk. She will assume her new role on September 1, succeeding the outgoing mayor, Martijn Smit.

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