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Work on Linnaeusstraat begins, set to last until late 2027: ‘One of Amsterdam’s largest traffic projects’

Work on Linnaeusstraat begins, set to last until late 2027: ‘One of Amsterdam’s largest traffic projects’

Major renovation work on the Linnaeusstraat in Amsterdam has begun and is scheduled to continue until late 2027. The project aims to improve safety, accessibility, and greenery by replacing tram tracks, renewing underground infrastructure, and adding more than 50 new trees.

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Loreen postpones European tour to next year: 'It's not easy'

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The Asian hornet is spreading across the Netherlands, causing concern due to its painful stings and potential health risks. An allergologist from Spaarne Gasthuis in Haarlem advises using ice and antihistamines for mild reactions, while emphasizing that those with known allergies should seek immediate medical attention if stung.

Record number of building permits, but housing supply will not grow for now

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How camera surveillance works in the Delflandplein neighborhood: drug user fined nearly 500 euros

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