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The Green Heart doesn't want wind turbines, but the province is pushing ahead anyway

The Green Heart doesn't want wind turbines, but the province is pushing ahead anyway

Following the failure of community-led consensus efforts in South Holland, the provincial government has decided to designate specific locations for wind farms despite local opposition. The decision comes after protests disrupted the "bottom-up" planning process, further straining public support for sustainable energy projects in the region.

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Verweyhal gets a new future

Verweyhal gets a new future

The Haarlem city council has approved the sale of its share of the Verweyhal national monument to the Raiola heirs to facilitate a full restoration of the historic building. The renovation, set to begin this year, will transform the site at the Grote Markt into a space featuring a shop and a public green roof terrace.

Meta reprimanded: Children under 13 join Instagram and Facebook too easily

Meta reprimanded: Children under 13 join Instagram and Facebook too easily

The European Commission has criticized Meta for failing to adequately prevent children under the age of 13 from accessing Facebook and Instagram. Despite the company's own terms and conditions, its lack of enforcement is viewed as a potential violation of European Union regulations.

Face painting, swing ride and Silent Disco: this is the Bevrijdingspop Children's Festival in Haarlem

Face painting, swing ride and Silent Disco: this is the Bevrijdingspop Children's Festival in Haarlem

The Kinderfestival of Bevrijdingspop will take place in Florapark, Haarlem, on May 5th, featuring activities like face painting, a carousel, and a silent disco. The event offers a festive environment for children and families to celebrate Liberation Day together.

Committee: Support for May 4 and 5 remains unchanged, growing fear of AI

Committee: Support for May 4 and 5 remains unchanged, growing fear of AI

Public support for Remembrance Day on May 4 and Liberation Day on May 5 remains nearly unchanged compared to last year. These findings are based on the annual National Freedom Survey commissioned by the National Committee 4 and 5 May.

First names for Haarlem Vinyl Festival announced: Bente, Mula B and Chef’Special

First names for Haarlem Vinyl Festival announced: Bente, Mula B and Chef’Special

The Haarlem Vinyl Festival has announced its first set of artists for its upcoming fourth edition, featuring Bente, Mula B, and Chef’Special. The festival is scheduled to take place from October 2 to 4 across more than 25 locations throughout the Haarlem city center.