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Emergo Day Orchestra prepares for Castricum Liberation Festival: ‘These are songs that fit the era’

Emergo Day Orchestra prepares for Castricum Liberation Festival: ‘These are songs that fit the era’

The Dag Orkest van Emergo is preparing for its performance at the upcoming Liberation Day celebrations in Castricum on May 5. The orchestra will perform period-appropriate music, including the national anthem, during the event's official opening at Horecaplein.

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You must try this supermarket's sushi: ‘Ultra-fresh fish and great rice’

You must try this supermarket's sushi: ‘Ultra-fresh fish and great rice’

Three culinary experts tested six supermarket sushi varieties, including both pre-packaged and freshly prepared options. The review highlights a significant range in quality and notes that sushi has become a common meal and snack choice in the Netherlands.

Nicolette Kluijver is often insecure: 'Knows what it's like to have doubts'

Nicolette Kluijver is often insecure: 'Knows what it's like to have doubts'

Television presenter Nicolette Kluijver shared in a column for Libelle that she often experiences self-doubt and insecurity despite her long career. She emphasized that vulnerability and strength are closely linked in her profession and that she is not always as certain of herself as she may appear.

Wrong amount charged 58 times at De Lange Heer on King’s Day; owner compensates visitors to avoid appearance of payment issues

Wrong amount charged 58 times at De Lange Heer on King’s Day; owner compensates visitors to avoid appearance of payment issues

Twan Stoelman, the owner of Café De Lange Heer in Haarlem, has publicly announced that 58 customers were overcharged during King's Day celebrations. The owner is compensating the affected visitors to maintain transparency and ensure trust in the establishment's payment systems.

Café 't Sluisje forced to remove regular tables after complaint: "They've been there for 30 years"

Café 't Sluisje forced to remove regular tables after complaint: "They've been there for 30 years"

Café 't Sluisje in Amsterdam-Noord has been ordered to remove two popular community tables after a municipal review, triggered by a complaint, found they were situated outside the permitted terrace area. Despite the tables being a fixture for 30 years, a revised map confirmed they occupy unauthorized public space. A petition to preserve the tables has gained nearly 2,000 signatures as local residents and the pub's cooperative owners seek a resolution.

ING outage disrupts card payments

ING outage disrupts card payments

ING bank is experiencing a technical malfunction that is causing difficulties for customers performing pin transactions. A spokesperson for the bank confirmed the issue, noting that payment services are currently hindered.