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Two arrests after assault at Haarlem fair
Two individuals were arrested on Sunday following an alleged assault at a fair in the center of Haarlem. The incident reportedly involved the use of a metal ratchet during the altercation.
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PRO, D66 and CDA present new coalition agreement in Slachthuis for a Haarlem that can last another 750 years
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