Haarlem-based author Paul Kroes has released his latest book, "Vader, zoon, engel," which explores the complexities of family ties and intergenerational trauma. The work blends autobiography and fiction to illustrate how emotional patterns and experiences are passed down from parents to their children.
According to data from the Kadaster, 48 percent of people who purchased a home in Haarlem last year came from outside the municipality. This figure is higher than the national average in the Netherlands, where 42 percent of buyers moved from a different municipality.
On Friday afternoon, walkers successfully extinguished a dune fire in IJmuiden before emergency services took over. Their quick response was credited with preventing the fire from spreading further.
Artist Samuel Welten has released a new song for the upcoming World Cup, aiming to inspire fans of the Dutch national football team. In an interview with NU.nl, Welten expressed his hope that the track will ignite passion among supporters as they cheer for Oranje.
The VVD, D66, CDA, and Lijst Metselaar parties have reached a preliminary agreement to form a new municipal government in Bloemendaal. The three current aldermen will remain in their positions for the upcoming term, ensuring administrative continuity. A finalized coalition agreement is expected to be released to the public shortly.
Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, will not attend his criminal court sentencing in person on Monday. He is set to follow the Oslo court's ruling via a video connection instead.