Seventy-one-year-old Hans van der Himst has decided to stop researching and sharing the history of Castricum on social media due to persistent online hate speech. Although he misses the hobby and his followers are disappointed, he stated that the negative reactions left him with no choice but to quit for now.
Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
A visually impaired resident from Hoofddorp has introduced braille labels for underground waste containers to help others identify different waste streams independently. Supported by waste collector Meerlanden, the initiative aims to increase accessibility and self-sufficiency for blind and partially sighted people in the Netherlands.
Haarlem is hosting the National Board Game Week from October 26 to November 1 to encourage social interaction through tabletop games. Residents of all skill levels are invited to participate in various activities at locations like the Teylers Museum and the youth center @ease.
Charly Luske recently quit drinking alcohol after realizing his theater tour habits led him to consume four bottles of wine per week. The entertainer, who also manages addictive tendencies related to gambling, has now been sober for six months and maintains strict personal rules to ensure his well-being.
Christian rapper Hulvey canceled a sold-out concert in Amsterdam one hour before showtime, citing inappropriate and explicit imagery inside the newly opened Club Annie venue. The artist, who has a young fan base, stated he could not proceed with the show due to the decor and is now working to find an alternative location to perform.
The annual Amsterdam Dance Event takes place from October 21 to 25, offering a wide array of musical performances across various iconic city venues. Tickets are still available for ten selected events, including performances by artists like DJ Snake, KI/KI, and the duo Adriatique.
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