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Utrecht Mayor: we won't leave it at that

Utrecht Mayor: we won't leave it at that

Utrecht Mayor Sharon Dijksma has criticized the announced freeze on new power grid connections, calling it a 'bitter pill.' She expressed her dissatisfaction on social media, stating that the city would not simply accept the decision.

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Huge damage after overnight ATM bombing in Haarlem, nearby homes evacuated

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An ATM explosion in Haarlem's Santpoorterstraat early Thursday morning caused extensive damage to surrounding buildings and forced the evacuation of three nearby homes. No injuries were reported, but the blast shattered windows and destroyed the ATM, prompting an investigation by the Explosives Ordnance Disposal (EOD) unit. The street remains closed while police determine if any cash was stolen.

Housing market picks up: more sales, but prices remain high

Housing market picks up: more sales, but prices remain high

The Dutch housing market saw an increase in home sales in March, indicating more movement in the sector compared to previous months. While house prices remain high, the rate of increase has begun to slow down compared to a year earlier.

Milan Zonneveld (22) returns to Telstar with Sparta: from Tata Steel to Eredivisie striker in one year. ‘They want to beat me too’

Milan Zonneveld (22) returns to Telstar with Sparta: from Tata Steel to Eredivisie striker in one year. ‘They want to beat me too’

Milan Zonneveld will return to face his former club Telstar on Wednesday as a Sparta striker, marking a rapid rise from working at Tata Steel to playing in the Eredivisie within one year. The 22-year-old moved from Quick Boys to Telstar last summer before making a surprise winter transfer to Sparta.

'Unique' first edition of Anne Frank's diary surfaces in Gooi thrift store

'Unique' first edition of Anne Frank's diary surfaces in Gooi thrift store

A rare 1947 first edition of Anne Frank's diary, Het Achterhuis, was discovered by a volunteer at a thrift store in Eemnes. The book, one of only 3,000 initially printed, is in good condition and will be auctioned in May to benefit local charities. Similar copies have previously fetched between 3,000 and 16,000 euros at auction.

Smokers no longer welcome on parts of Zandvoort beach, but no official ban in place

Smokers no longer welcome on parts of Zandvoort beach, but no official ban in place

The municipality of Zandvoort has established three voluntary smoke-free zones on its beaches for the current season. While signs have been installed to mark these areas, the initiative is a pilot project and does not constitute a formal legal ban.