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Now 'an inhuman place', soon a vibrant transport hub for Haarlem and the region

The city of Haarlem is constructing a new public transport hub, Haarlem Spaarnepoort, to improve regional connectivity for the southern Schalkwijk district. In addition to the transport hub, the project involves redesigning local infrastructure to prioritize cyclists, reduce traffic speeds, and integrate new housing. Local residents are participating in a cycling team to help the municipality identify and resolve traffic issues caused by the ongoing construction.

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Tears at EDO's title: ‘It’s not the best day of my life, but it’s one of them’

EDO secured the championship and promotion to the second class following a 3-0 victory over their closest rival, FC Castricum. The win marks a significant achievement for the club, bringing a celebratory atmosphere back to the team.

Kaya Lima dreams aloud after title with EDO: ‘I’m already looking forward to the second division’

Kaya Lima and his team HFC EDO have secured a championship title and promotion to the second class following a competitive match against Castricum. Lima delivered a standout performance in the first half-hour, contributing significantly to the team's success and earning praise for his skill. The player expressed his enthusiasm for competing at the higher level in the upcoming season.

Christina Curry expecting a girl

Christina Curry, the daughter of Patricia Paay, announced on Saturday that she is expecting a baby girl. She shared the news with her followers on Instagram by posting footage from a gender reveal event.

This Haarlem local moved to Thailand fifteen years ago: ‘It still feels like a holiday’

Dave Numan, a former resident of Haarlem, permanently relocated to Thailand fifteen years ago following a vacation. He transitioned from his life in the Netherlands to one surrounded by Thai street food and tropical heat, noting that his new life still feels like a holiday.

Eva zu Beck quit her dream job to travel: ‘Family and friends said it was reckless’

Adventurer and National Geographic host Eva zu Beck discusses her decision to leave a conventional career path to pursue a life of travel and mountain living. In an interview with Mezza magazine, she shares the lessons she learned about seeking freedom despite concerns from her family and friends.