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Beach girl Rianne on the ten basic rules at the beach: 'Claiming a spot with a towel is happening here now too'

Beach girl Rianne on the ten basic rules at the beach: 'Claiming a spot with a towel is happening here now too'

Rianne van Baarsen-Welboren, a frequent visitor to the beach in Wijk aan Zee, has compiled a list of ten unwritten etiquette rules for beachgoers. Her guidelines address common behaviors such as claiming spots with towels, reflecting the increasing crowds observed at the coast.

Skaeve Huse project in Velserbroek delayed as municipality reviews residents' request to relocate housing out of sight

Skaeve Huse project in Velserbroek delayed as municipality reviews residents' request to relocate housing out of sight

The project to build six Skaeve Huse in Velserbroek has been delayed by at least six months. The municipality of Velsen is currently investigating requests from local residents to reposition the dwellings to make them less visible.

Pitching in for the toad pond: Groundwater levels have dropped, amphibians can no longer lay their eggs there

Pitching in for the toad pond: Groundwater levels have dropped, amphibians can no longer lay their eggs there

Approximately 25 volunteers gathered at the Dauwbraampad on Friday morning to restore a toad pool in the dunes. The maintenance work is necessary because declining groundwater levels have prevented amphibians from successfully laying their eggs in the habitat.

Wouter Klootwijk on hovering shoppers and dirty frankfurters

Wouter Klootwijk on hovering shoppers and dirty frankfurters

Columnist Wouter Klootwijk writes about the experiences of modern shoppers and expresses his dissatisfaction with poor-quality food products. He specifically highlights his disappointment with unappetizing frankfurters as an example of being misled by commercial offerings.

Pokémon Go turns ten, Charlotte (72) has already caught 209,036: 'I do it for the social connections and the exercise'

Pokémon Go turns ten, Charlotte (72) has already caught 209,036: 'I do it for the social connections and the exercise'

As the mobile game Pokémon Go celebrates its tenth anniversary, it has transitioned from a temporary craze into a lasting global community. Players like 72-year-old Charlotte continue to use the game as a means to stay physically active and maintain social connections.