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Freelance editor wanted, new Spanish restaurant in town and more news from the past week

Freelance editor wanted, new Spanish restaurant in town and more news from the past week

Recent news from Haarlem includes the search for a freelance editor, the opening of a new Spanish restaurant, and a local supermarket closing temporarily for renovations. Additionally, the city is preparing for an upcoming drinks festival.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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