The city of Haarlem is inviting residents to vote for the name of a new multifunctional gymnastics hall being built on Pim Mulierlaan. Residents can choose from a shortlist of five names until January 28, 2026, with the winning selection to be announced on February 11. The new facility will serve as a professional training hub for local sports clubs and students from the Mendelcollege.
Three pets named Lilly, Milo, and Djanga were reported missing in Haarlem last week. Local residents are being asked to help look for the animals to ensure their safe return to their owners.
The newspaper supplement AlleTijd features an 11.5 km walking route through Heerhugowaard that highlights various historical buildings. One notable stop is a farmhouse formerly owned by a VOC administrator, which has been repurposed into a care facility for people with dementia.
Eight paintings created by children are displayed in the tunnel of Amsterdam's Muiderpoort station. The article investigates the origins of these artworks, which are a notable feature for cyclists passing through the station.
Dutch retirees risk having to pay back thousands of euros due to common mistakes in tax returns involving multiple pension sources. The complexity of managing various 'pension pots' often leads to incorrect tax credit applications.
Natasja de Hollies has released a book titled 'Toen mama verdween' detailing her sudden experience with a severe psychosis that led to her forced admission into psychiatric care. The 38-year-old mother, who had no prior history of mental health issues, shares her personal journey and the loss of identity she felt during the episode. Her story aims to increase understanding of psychosis and provide an open account of her recovery.