haarlemsdagbladApr 9, 2026, 06:00

Students with ‘golden hands’ compete: ‘Parents can proudly say their child took part in national vocational competitions’

Students from practical colleges across the Netherlands gathered at Praktijkcollege de Schakel in Haarlem for the national finals of the PROfessionals competition. Participants competed in categories such as bakery, woodworking, and greenery to showcase their technical skills and craftsmanship. Organizers highlighted the event as a way to provide recognition for these students, who are valued for their dedication and reliability in the workforce.

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Cyclomedia takes photos of Haarlem

Between mid-August and mid-October 2026, Cyclomedia vehicles will drive through Haarlem to capture 360-degree panoramic street photography. The images, which will have personal identifiers blurred for privacy, will be used by the municipality for urban planning and preparation of city projects.

Jacob Elordi found it 'fantastic' to be tortured in Euphoria

Actor Jacob Elordi shared on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' that he endured challenging filming conditions for the final season of 'Euphoria,' including being trapped in a casket for two days. He described the experience of performing these intense scenes as fantastic.

Pink Panther saxophonist Plas Johnson dies at 94

American saxophonist Plas Johnson, best known for his iconic solo in the 1963 The Pink Panther Theme, has passed away at the age of 94. His death was confirmed by his children to The New York Times.

Group of friends hunts down robbers of 96-year-old grandma Mieke's necklace

A group of friends is conducting their own search for three men who robbed a 96-year-old woman named Mieke of her necklace in Overveen. After police initially delayed their response, the group began gathering surveillance footage and tips from the public, eventually collaborating with law enforcement to identify the suspects.

Widow of Cosby Show actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner sues mother-in-law

Tenisha Warner, widow of Cosby Show actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, has filed a lawsuit against her mother-in-law. She is seeking 1.2 million dollars from a family fund, alleging that the actor failed to fulfill certain financial agreements.