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Haarlem slaughterhouse closed as of today: city council to take action

Haarlem slaughterhouse closed as of today: city council to take action

Music center Slachthuis in Haarlem has closed its doors following the bankruptcy of the foundation that operated the venue. The municipality, which owns the building, intends to facilitate a fresh start for the center and aims to reopen the practice rooms within a few weeks.

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