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Live independently longer with Route Healthy

Live independently longer with Route Healthy

The 'Route Gezond' campaign has launched in Haarlem and surrounding municipalities to help residents aged 65 and older remain independent for longer. The program offers free exercise groups, health courses, and fall prevention training to improve strength and balance among seniors.

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Neighborhood raises money for snack bar owner Mahmoud after fire: "We want to give something back"

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