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Thijsse’s Hof appoints Jan Hoekema as new board chairman

Thijsse’s Hof appoints Jan Hoekema as new board chairman

Jan Hoekema has been appointed as the new chairman of Thijsse’s Hof, the oldest botanical garden in the Netherlands. He succeeds Arjen Overbeek, who stepped down after serving seven years in the position.

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Céline Dion adds ten extra concerts in Paris next year

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Police and customs officials conducted a raid on a car company's premises on Jadelaan in Hoofddorp on Monday morning. Officers from the Amsterdam unit participated in the operation, which resulted in the seizure of a taxi bus.

Koen Wauters on Joost Klein incident in The Voice: 'Only lasted half an hour'

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Council of State: make fireworks ban rules stricter

Council of State: make fireworks ban rules stricter

The Dutch Council of State has advised the government to tighten regulations regarding the fireworks ban for the upcoming New Year's Eve. The advisory body criticized the cabinet's decision to allow easy exceptions, stating that such leniency undermines the goal of ensuring a safe holiday celebration.