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Another car ends up in water near Cruquius shopping center

Another car ends up in water near Cruquius shopping center

A car rolled into the water at a shopping center in Cruquius this afternoon after its handbrake failed. No one was inside the vehicle at the time, and no injuries were reported, marking another similar incident at the same location.

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Still chilling? Find all the benches in Haarlem with these handy apps

Still chilling? Find all the benches in Haarlem with these handy apps

New mobile applications allow users to easily locate public benches throughout the city of Haarlem. These tools are designed to help residents and visitors find convenient spots to sit and relax in parks or other outdoor areas.

Toes in the sand! Love House comes to the beach for the first time

Toes in the sand! Love House comes to the beach for the first time

The dance event Love House is moving from clubs to the beach for the first time with its upcoming 'Love House at the Beach' festival. The ten-hour event is scheduled to take place in Zandvoort on Saturday, September 12.

Gas and go: gas station owners report more fuel theft

Gas and go: gas station owners report more fuel theft

The number of motorists driving away from gas stations without paying has increased significantly compared to last year. While some cases are accidental, data from SODA indicates a rise in intentional fuel theft, which gas station operators in cities like Amsterdam and Haarlem attribute partly to high fuel prices.

66-year-old Haarlem resident dies after collision with tractor in Hillegom

66-year-old Haarlem resident dies after collision with tractor in Hillegom

A 66-year-old man from Haarlem died this afternoon after being struck by a tractor while cycling in Hillegom. Local police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal accident.

Join Noord aan Zet

Join Noord aan Zet

The municipality of Haarlem has launched the 'Noord aan Zet' initiative, inviting residents and local organizations to submit proposals to improve the Haarlem Noord area. A new category, 'Jong aan Zet', provides a specific budget for projects proposed by individuals aged 16 to 27 to help enhance the neighborhood.