Page 33 - Haarlem News Today

On Tuesday, June 13, 2023, at 11.30 am Joseph Gallivan interviews Bruce Guenther about the new shows “THE JEWS OF AMSTERDAM, REMBRANDT AND PANDER,” and “ BUT A DREAM, SALVADOR DALÍ.” The Amsterdam show is on now at the Oregon Jewish Museum until Sept 24 and the Dali through August 13. Guenther talks about Salvador Dali’s use of Jewish lore and the human figure, as well as

Fewer homes change hands but the trend is reversing: Calcasa

The major fire that raged since Friday evening in several business premises in Ter Aar, Zuid-Holland, was brought under control by the fire department. The smoke, for which an NL-Alert was previously sent, has also decreased. A so-called crash tender was used to fight the fire, a firefighting vehicle that is normally used at airports. So far, no one has been injured.

The Fries Museum hopes to restore the reputations of the painter couple who fell into obscurity after their deaths

Three months of sailing in Europe: where would you go? Janneke Kuysters plots dreamy 90-day itineraries from multi-country trips to island hopping

Deposits on cans and bottles leads to an increase in scavenging

AIMMS SC Navigator 4.0 now comes with new Network Design and Tactical Planning Capabilities and is designed to optimize strategic and tactical decision-making.

A rail traffic control malfunction on Sunday afternoon has led to the shut down of all train traffic to and from Amsterdam Central Station. The disruption is affecting all routes, including those between the capital and Schiphol Airport, Rotterdam, Brussels, the German border, Zaandam, Weesp, and Haarlem. Additionally, the issue has also led to problems on international train routes, according to railroad infrastructure firm ProRail.

Roman feasting, Albania’s road less travelled, Oxford’s weird and wonderful… European travel hits from Good Weekend’s 2023 Dream Destinations issue.

Japan handed over to Poland a 16th-century Italian painting that had been looted by Nazi Germany from Poland during World War II.