Dutch media personality Britt Dekker will begin filming her third horse-themed movie, titled 'Racing Johnny,' this spring. The film, distributed by Dutch FilmWorks, follows her previous cinematic projects and was recently announced on Radio 538.
Jelle van de Helm and Henk Wijkhuisen highlight the extreme temperature fluctuations in National Park Zuid-Kennemerland, which can range from 70 degrees Celsius during the day to night frost. The area is recognized for its immense biodiversity and dynamic nature, though certain species like rabbits have seen a significant decline due to disease.
Gerard, a 55-year-old livestock transporter, is seeking a career change after his grandson's questions about the animals led him to become a vegetarian. He is currently facing workplace harassment due to his lifestyle change and is working with a consultant to find new employment.
Police in Haarlem are searching for a group of six to eight youths who assaulted a man on the Gedempte Oude Gracht, leaving him with a broken finger and foot. The incident occurred during the night of May 29-30, after which the suspects fled toward the Koningsstraat and Gierstraat. Authorities are requesting witnesses or anyone with camera footage to come forward with information.
The municipality of Haarlem has placed large gray boulders in new planting beds at the southern end of Grote Houtstraat, sparking controversy over the city's landscaping choices. This move follows recent opposition from local council members regarding the use of similar stones on Koninginneweg, with critics arguing the additions make green spaces feel more industrial.