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The broken glass from the shattered monument to deceased cancer patients in Dronten was largely removed on Friday. According to a spokeswoman for the KWF cancer fund, "hard work" was done to remove the broken glass. "It was a nice and quiet moment," the spokeswoman said about the cleanup, which was closed to the public. Survivors and Dronten Mayor Jean Paul Gebben were also present during the cleanup. "We have come a long way," the spokeswoman shared. According to h...

The Wildeburg festival has been canceled on the last day of the festival because of the expected storm, just like the Awakenings and Bospop festival. This was decided in consultation with the emergency services, the organization reports. Campers at the festival in Kraggenburg, near Emmeloord in the north of Flevoland, are asked to leave the area. Visitors with a Sunday ticket can no longer enter the site.

ADM has acquired Prairie Pulse, a pulse crop cleaning, milling, and packaging facility in Vanscoy, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Ahead of some huge support slots for blink-182 and Limp Bizkit, KennyHoopla has dropped a new three track EP, produced by Travis Barker.

Two people were injured in Amsterdam when a tree fell on their car in separate, but similar incidents, a police spokesperson said. One incident happened on the Scheldestraat in the Rivierenbuurt, and the other on the Beethovenstraat in Amsterdam-Zuid. Trees were knocked over during Storm Poly elsewhere in the city, and in Noord-Holland. Trees fell at several points on one stretch of the A9, trapping people in their vehicles.

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It marks the second such collision incident in the country.

Traveling in and around Zuid-Holland could be especially difficult this weekend. No trains will be running to or from Rotterdam Central Station, boat parades are expected to draw hundreds of thousands of visitors to the province, all while construction has kept the Haringvliet Bridge closed for the past two weeks.

The Ministry of Infrastructure is pausing 17 projects, in part because of the nitrogen emissions problem. Projects have also been stalled due to rising construction prices and a shortage of labor. The projects put on hold include measures to improve traffic flow at the Rottepolderplein and Hoevelaken traffic junctions, the widening of the A58 between Eindhoven and Tilburg and the A27 between Zeewolde and Eemnes, and work on the IJsselmeer-Meppel waterway. There are fourteen roads and three water...