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35-year-old man arrested after burglary in Heemstede
Police arrested a 35-year-old man early Monday morning following a burglary in a residential shed in Heemstede. The arrest took place around 3:20 AM on Van Slingelandtlaan.
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'We have built up a lot in recent years, we want to maintain that line.' Heemskerk entrepreneurs want to continue investing in the shopping area
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