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Resources TheNorthernTimes has populated their site with include: • Growth at the University of Groningen, but fewer students choosing languages – The Northern Times • NASA opts for space telescope featuring technology from Groningen – The Northern Times • Groningen braces for rare solar eclipse – The Northern Times • Massive course for Red Bull District Ride takes shape on Grote Markt – The Northern Times • De Nieuwe Markt in Groningen city centre: “a marketplace for local creatives” – The Northern Times • Study: Almost half of teenagers in Groningen and Drenthe encounter fake news every day – The Northern Times • University of Groningen: 40 percent female professors by 2030 – The Northern Times • Packed house at DOT for the World Cup: ‘We had to bring in extra beer kegs’” – The Northern Times • University of Groningen study: asthma drug brings back memories in mice – The Northern Times • University of Groningen plans deep cuts: Honours College disappears, forced layoffs not ruled out – The Northern Times • No new music venue for Groningen: Oosterpoort renovation plan moves forward – The Northern Times • This is how Red Bull will turn the city center of Groningen into a mountain biking course – The Northern Times • New section of Herestraat already taking shape: former Hotel Frigge building restored to its former glory – The Northern Times • Restoration of Martinikerk exterior set to begin soon – The Northern Times • Work begins on major transformation of Korreweg into bicycle street – The Northern Times • Oude Ebbingestraat to undergo major redesign – The Northern Times • More depression and anxiety in Groningen linked to earthquakes – The Northern Times • Koen Mulder takes over fine dining restaurant Voilà: “such a magical place” – The Northern Times • Final municipal election results confirmed: parties explore new governing coalition – The Northern Times • New restaurant Souterrain 1634: for food lovers and flexitarians – The Northern Times • Exhibition about Marilyn Monroe at Forum: ticket sales start on April 1 – The Northern Times • Record Fair XXL at Martiniplaza including special K-pop fair – The Northern Times • Coalition in Groningen loses majority; D66 eyes alderman position – The Northern Times • Fake paramedic to appear in court on Friday – The Northern Times • American in Groningen: ‘I hope the Netherlands votes open-mindedly’ (Opinion piece) – The Northern Times • ESNS 2027 turns the spotlight on Irish Music – The Northern Times • Groningen tradition: watching peregrine falcons brood in Gasunie nest box – The Northern Times • Grote Markt still the Wild West for cyclists: municipality introduces new measures – The Northern Times • Municipal Elections are coming: can you vote as an international? – The Northern Times • First headliner announced for Hullabaloo Festival: Lewis Capaldi – The Northern Times • New fine dining restaurant Luwte to open on Groningen’s Zwanestraat – The Northern Times • Green light for Healthy Ageing Campus vision, but future of DOT not yet included – The Northern Times • Thousands of new homes in Groningen: new housing plan adopted by Groningen city council – The Northern Times • Not sure who to vote for? Election debate in Forum Groningen for internationals – The Northern Times • Comedy Club Wicked launches regular English-language shows in Groningen – The Northern Times • Twelve Groningen city restaurants listed in Gault & Millau; three climb the rankings – The Northern Times • Much-discussed Vechtstraat mural gets a twin in Beijing – The Northern Times • RUG invited controversial Israeli researcher and Leuntenant Colonel in the army to launch of research project – The Northern Times • More than 10,000 signatures for preservation of DOT – The Northern Times • More conferences to Groningen: “Economic spin-off worth millions of euros” – The Northern Times • Vechtstraat mural to remain for now: municipality to conduct investigation – The Northern Times • Red Bull slopestyle brings extreme mountain biking to Groningen’s Grote Markt – The Northern Times • Protest announced against visit by organisation of controversial faith healer Tom de Wal – The Northern Times • Winter fun returns: thick blanket of snow expected overnight Tuesday into Wednesday – The Northern Times • Kingsland festival line-up announced: Roxy Dekker, Boef, Ronnie Flex and more – The Northern Times • Frost on the way: ice skating may be possible this weekend – The Northern Times • Spectacular Northern Lights over the city – The Northern Times • Large tree topples at Pelstergasthuis, causing significant damage – The Northern Times • ESNS kicks off today: Europe’s largest music showcase festival – The Northern Times • Rivierenbuurt residents call on public to attend council meeting to protect Vechtstraat mural – The Northern Times • Anarchist bookshop Fugitive opens on Korreweg: “Neutrality is a myth” – The Northern Times • Code orange from midnight; up to 15 centimetres of snow on Friday – The Northern Times • ArtOranje set to become the largest art fair in the North of the Netherlands: “We focus on affordable art” – The Northern Times • Wintergoud comes to an end: “Possibly even bigger next year” – The Northern Times • Martini Hospital ready to admit victims of fire at Swiss ski resort – The Northern Times • 3, 2, 1: New Year’s countdown on the Vismarkt – The Northern Times • What was the mysterious honking heard across the city on Sunday evening? Dozens of illuminated tractors! – The Northern Times • New exhibition on hip-hop at the Groninger Museum – The Northern Times • Tens of thousands visited WinterWelVaart last weekend weekend – The Northern Times • MWPO wins design competition for Haddingestraat car park – The Northern Times • Square on south side of station to be named ‘Tulaplein’ – The Northern Times • EdanZ, a self-development centre popular with internationals, moves to Damsterdiep – The Northern Times • Popular sandwich shop Saray to open a new location – The Northern Times • Groningen to host its first full marathon a year after first half-marathon – The Northern Times • 2,000 new student homes on the way at Zernike Campus – The Northern Times • Coalition parties want to investigate whether DOT can stay after all – The Northern Times • Five centuries or carillon music from the Martinitoren: Free concert by city corillonneurs – The Northern Times • Gorechtvijver in Oosterparkwijk will get waterside platform with seating – The Northern Times • Groningen gets a brand-new karaoke bar: Duke of Tokyo – The Northern Times • ‘Illegal’ artwork on Vechtstraat must go, neighbourhood starts petition – The Northern Times • Lutje Lokale Zaterdag: Local businesses join forces against “Black Friday Madness” – The Northern Times • Well-known buildings in Groningen turn orange to raise awareness of violence against women • northerntimes.nl • Kwinkenplein redevelopment: “The area will become more attractive to shoppers” – The Northern Times • Construction of Winterstad begins: “People are already coming to take photos” – The Northern Times • One of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded in Groningen: 3.4 on the Richter scale – The Northern Times • How Groningen plans to make nightlife Safer: troublemakers banned from bars, and more – The Northern Times • University of Groningen keeps cum laude distinction, unlike Twente – The Northern Times • First seal pup “Dropje” admitted to the WEC – The Northern Times • Groningen’s ugliest spot to be transformed into a beautiful piece of the city centre – The Northern Times • After a succesful first edition, Wintergoud expands: “This year even more beautiful, bigger and longer” – The Northern Times • Growing shortage of student housing, including in Groningen – The Northern Times • After 20 years of organizing record fairs, Variaworld opens a record store in Folkingestraat – The Northern Times • Hostel chain Stayokay to open new location in the heart of Groningen in 2027 – The Northern Times • The Netherlands heads to the polls on Wednesday: Four questions about the election – The Northern Times • Do you pay too much rent? New rent reduction campaign starts – The Northern Times • Kleer’nzooi XXL, large clothing swap, returns to the city on saturday – The Northern Times • Room: “My parents are incredible entrepreneurs” – The Northern Times • DOT transforms in Europes largest Christmas bauble again: “The tradition lives on” – The Northern Times • RUG suspends participation in project after reports of collaboration with Israeli army commander – The Northern Times • RUG collaborates with Israeli professor who served as army commander in Gaza and Lebanon – The Northern Times • From underground raves to a real nightclub – The Northern Times • RUG organizes event for internationals about the Dutch elections – The Northern Times • Opinion | “Arrival of AI Factory marks a historic moment for Groningen” • Rescued seal pup ‘Rave’ to be released into the Wadden Sea – The Northern Times • A rare sight: northern lights illuminate Groningen’s Reitdiephaven – The Northern Times • DOT and Stadsstrand get to stay longer – The Northern Times • The decision is final: concert venue Oosterpoort will be renovated and new concert hall built – The Northern Times • New warning signs to tackle skids on Groningen’s “Mario Kart curve” – The Northern Times • Colorful parade through Groningen city center to defend free creative spaces – The Northern Times • Groningers to read aloud names of Palestinian and Israeli victims day and night – The Northern Times • University of Groningen concerned about budget cuts: “Knowledge is not an expense, but an investment” – The Northern Times • Museums lit up in orange during Groninger Museum Night to highlight women’s safety – The Northern Times • Several Groningen-based companies nominated for LIFE Science Innovation Award – The Northern Times • Unique opportunity: climb the DUO building during the Zuiderplantsoen Opening Festival – The Northern Times • Free seminar for international students on how to find a job while studying – The Northern Times • University of Groningen opens central reporting point for social safety – The Northern Times • Exhibition Silent Scream about sexual violence • New Safety Campus to open in Assen • Groningen to host prestigious scientific conference in 2028 • Noorderzon draws 135,000 visitors: ‘A successful edition’ – The Northern Times • Michelin-star restaurant Noor and ice cream parlor Room team up for unique summer flavour • University of Groningen ranked second-best university in the Netherlands in new Shanghai Ranking – The Northern Times • What is the Siege of Groningen (1672), which is celebrated in the city every year? • Missing cat Donder reunited with owners after nine years • Noorderzon Festival kicks off: Highlights for international visitors • Discrimination reporting center Groningen files complaint against Geert Wilders after record number of reports • These are the best spots in Groningen to admire the meteor shower – The Northern Times • Pro-Palestinian protesters rally in Groningen against famine in Gaza • Zernike Campus literally opens its doors during annual Campus Trail on 12 September • Noorderzon goes green: festival aims for 80% renewable energy • Groningen celebrates Harvest Festival with local and organic food • New English bookstore in Groningen inspired by BookTok: “I want to build a community of booklovers” • What does KEI-week have in store for new international students? • I went to one of the best Michelin-star restaurants in Groningen, and this was my experience • Job vacancies in the Netherlands continue to fall • Groningen will get new nightclub in former Oost venue • August brings new students from around the world: Don’t miss these introduction weeks • European project aims to make Groningen a better place • This summer, Westerhaven in Groningen transforms into a mini Paris • Welcome to the Netherlands: Where birthdays are circular and snacks come from walls • Man from Midden-Groningen believed dead for 15 years turns out to be very much alive • Parties call for investigation into Groningen becoming ‘European Capital of Culture’ in 2033 • Smaak festival goes smoothly despite day of rain • 5 best fine dining restaurants in Groningen • The most enjoyable part has to be the people: Northern Times intern bids farewell • Northern cities and Kraków connected with belief of citizens as co-creators, says Northern Netherlands representative • We connect students with spare rooms in Groningen – Hospi Housing • RUG to host annual innovation day • Groningen experiences its first Improv Marathon • “Bold decisions make good stories”: Groningen showcases its urban mobility in Kraków • Make it in the North to launch campaign to connect international talent with Northern employers • Future maestros lead the NNO in performance at de Oosterpoort • Actions speak louder than words, says GSb after RUG election victory • NS on strike again Friday: no trains in the North • We understand expats because we built our business around them – Van der Meulen Makelaars • Strike to halt NS trains again upcoming week • Our motto represents our future aims – ELSA Groningen President • Complete stop for Groningen station train traffic in June • No NS trains to run on Friday during strike • Dutch government collapses as PVV exits coalition • Groningen trains disrupted by vandals over the weekend • “Culture is just as vital as sports” says RUG student about possible culture funding cuts • “We aim to create an event on contemporary EU legal issues” – Nexus chair • Tragic end to search for missing Groningen children • Minerva students to hold graduation show • Northern hospitals join €6 million project to reduce pollution in healthcare • “We welcome international students with open arms” – NUTS chair • We don’t know what budget cuts will mean – University of Groningen • Former Groningen tobacco factory to become AI hub • “I’m proud I obtained my bachelor’s before ChatGPT” – University of Groningen student • Runner dies in Leeuwarden half marathon • “Networking is like going to the gym” – Groningen career coach • May funfair in Groningen till end of week • The Northern Times back online after hacker attack • Guided tours and live performances planned for University of Groningen Library 410th anniversary • Russia’s war against Ukraine highlighted in Groningen’s Remembrance Day ceremony • Groningen celebrates 80 years of liberation with festival in Stadspark • Groningen basks in warm weather • “We work on the basis of equality, it’s a safe space for everyone” – SIB board member • Groningen introduces pet alert stickers to aid emergency responders • 5 things to do in Groningen this Easter • Groningen company helping people with autism find work wins IGNITE award • These Groningen restaurants are on the Lekker500 list • RUG signs climate action declaration • Thousands of vacancies, but many in Groningen still struggle to find work • Municipality of Groningen wants festivals to be more sustainable • Groningen’s Women’s Day event draws full house and strong community spirit • Groningen gets its first female mayor • Groningen province nuclear power plant option back on table • RUG professor awarded €3.3 million in EU funding for tech for democracy research • Former Groningen mayor Schuiling to appeal fine • We asked ChatGPT to turn these Groningen spots into Studio Ghibli art • Flying from Schiphol to the UK? You may need to apply for this permit • It will soon be possible to go from Groningen to Bremen by train • “The silence make me question everything” – finding a job in HR in the Netherlands • Groningen tech company Klippa acquired by German Group • What would happen if this ‘city killer’ asteroid hit Groningen? • Sign-ups open for Groningen’s Got Talent • IWCN to host spouses meetup for internationals • Former Groningen Mayor Schuiling fined for indecent assault as court rejects his defence • Effect of Folkingestraat cameras remains to be seen • Help with filling out tax forms at Forum • Leeuwarden to get new international school • Qbuzz fined for leaving behind a wheelchair user • Groningen gets new dedicated space for improv comedy • Shopping for supermarkets in Groningen • Women’s Day panel discussion in Groningen sells out • Spring in February? Groningen enjoys day of warm weather • Blues Tour in Groningen this weekend • Flu rages through the Netherlands: highest number of flu cases in years • Art Centre VRIJDAG expands English-spoken courses • 5 things to do for Valentine’s Day in Groningen • Danish PhD fellow thinks Danes can learn a lot from “crazy” Dutch cycling culture • Snow covers Groningen white • International Film Festival Rotterdam visits Groningen • New two-person board appointed for Groninger Museum with the first female director • Fewer visitors to museums in Groningen • Groningen may be getting an AI factory • This is where you’re allowed to cycle on the Grote Markt • New bicycle parking at Achterweg; bicycle flat is closed • No more new supermarkets in Groningen city centre • This is where you can get free menstrual products in Groningen • Albert Heijn blueberries are infecting customers with hepatitis A • RUG removes ‘spy’ cameras on Broerplein • Eurosonic Noorderslag Music Festival Returns to Groningen • Groningen police warn of impersonators • Former Groningen mayor court case stalls • Lost something on the train? NS has a lost and found website • Internationals try to pronounce some of the trickiest Dutch words • What’s it like working in Northern Netherlands? • New to the city? These are five places in Groningen that you should know about! • Internationals and Dutch food: A love-hate relationship • Groningen rings in New Year • Integration is not the same as inclusion: why being foreign can feel so frustrating • Who is Dutch, anyway? • ‘There is no enormous need to be international’ • ‘No internationals’ – this is where you can report housing discrimination • 12-year-old found dead in Groningen in suspicious circumstances • International students bring economic benefits – Leiden Dean • IWCN sets up online knowledge bank for reports on internationalisation • Stay visible, stay safe: A guide to bicycle lighting rules in the Northern Netherlands • “How far can violence go in the name of love?” | A conversation with director Karen Vázquez Guadarrama • I moved from Ireland back to Groningen and this was my experience • Groningen thrives with international students, says city’s Provincial Executive • Driving in the Netherlands 101 • Friesland voted for its favourite monuments and these are the results • Top 10 things to do in Groningen • Looking for a delicious bite? Try these restaurants tested by foodies in Friesland, Drenthe, and Groningen • Groninger Museum wins Museumkids Award • Tightened Dutch border controls under scrutiny amid low results • Small-town gas station in Drenthe claims title of nation’s cheapest • NATO chief warns of looming danger: “Time to shift to a wartime mindset” • Groningen to get St Martin’s Day Parade in 2025 • 5 Christmas markets reachable from Groningen • Cash is king again: Dutch banks issue urgent warning • Stop violence against women: ‘Orange the World’ campaign in Groningen • Controversial decision: Warffum gas extraction extended • Spot checks begin at Groningen-Germany border amid Dutch crackdown on migration and smuggling • Win free prizes with the Visit Groningen Advent calendar • Arriva delays new Groningen-Zwolle train service amid regulatory dispute • Van Gogh exhibition revisits Groningen’s pioneering art scene • Groningen residents asked to describe their ideal mayor in new survey • Join this free Dutch history lesson by the IWCN • Winter is coming: Is snow on the horizon this Christmas? • Free party for Forum’s 5th birthday • Royal Bodewes wins Groningen Business Award 2024 • Train services in Groningen and Friesland disrupted due to track subsidence • Pharmacies to shut doors as unions ramp up pay protest actions • From pots to posts: Traces of prehistoric life discovered in Drenthe village • Why is DOT closing? 7 questions answered. • Seal rehabilitation centre in Pieterburen is moving soon • Coalition supports new study on Lelylijn amid funding hurdles • Norwegian ambassador visits Groningen • International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam held in Groningen • Train services disrupted between Groningen stations until Thursday afternoon • 5 Black Friday deals worth considering in Groningen • Nedersaksenlijn run: Rallying support for faster rail connections • Groningen turns white • Criticism mounts over Drentsche Aa water cleanup plan • Train strikes in Groningen this Friday • First snow in Groningen today • Tech company Klippa wins document management award • 20 years of tradition: Makkum violin school races to build violin in record time • Nature-themed classical music concert coming to Groningen • Regional newspapers call on government to scrap VAT increase • Urgent search underway for missing 19-year-old in Emmen nature reserve • DOT Groningen to shine elsewhere: City seeks new home for iconic building • Groningen university budget cuts protest held without incident • Suspects in cyclist’s death apprehended in Beilen with possible vehicle • New investigation into police violence after Amsterdam protests • Groningen kicks off month-long volunteer appreciation campaign • Utrecht education budget cuts protest cancelled • Protest against higher education budget cuts in Groningen tomorrow • Netherlands to impose land border controls from December • IWCN celebrates a decade of dedicated service • Northern Netherlands braces for train disruptions as ProRail strikes begin • Stabbing in Groningen city centre triggers manhunt • More demand, less space: Student housing costs surge in Groningen • Join a cigarette butt cleanup in Groningen this Friday • Northern provinces stunned as cabinet delays research on key rail links • Albert Heijn recalls some red grapes due to safety concerns • Travel disruptions expected as Afsluitdijk bridges undergo repairs • From unproven concept to automated factory in Heerenveen: REDstack’s road to world-class membrane stacks • Train service between Northern Netherlands and Germany to remain suspended • New hiking trails open in Groningen’s ‘t Roegwold nature reserve • Fake pizza delivery man attacks Groningen resident • Injured soldiers land at Groningen airport • Government axes education funding, universities face uncertain future • New Christmas market coming to Groningen • Largest book and record fair in the North this weekend • Groningen tweaks parking plans in response to feedback • Dutch borders tighten: Implications for international residents • Free second-hand clothes in Groningen on Saturday by Extinction Rebellion • Best study spots in Groningen • Groninger Museum will make exhibitions available online using AI • Poetry Processing Party comes to Groningen • Groningen students protest at DUO as epicentre of student loans • Balancing studies and success: How Stanislav Milkov landed his dream HR role in Groningen • MIT co-organising Groningen hackathon on AI in healthcare • US election night watch party at Forum • UMCG resuscitation team creates mini indoor ambulance • Groningen to test self-driving bus • Get moving: Top gyms for internationals in Drenthe, Groningen, and Friesland • University of Groningen looks into using AI in criminal cases • English speakers in the Dutch workforce: Thriving or surviving? • Colombian Migrant Film Festival is coming to the North • Train service disrupted between Meppel and Leeuwarden • Flights from Groningen Airport to Ireland in 2025 • Two weeks of free events at the International’s Centre • Drenthe’s daring debutante: Teenage girl suspected of solo robbery • Groningen to get its first female mayor • NIMBYism, rising rents, and the student housing crisis • University of the North and European Hyperloop Center sign letter of intent • Thinking of an electric car? Here’s why 2024 might be your last best shot • “This is what I’ve always wanted” – Curry Me owner on new location • Groningen Mayor fined for ‘indecent behaviour’ • Groningen to make most bus stops smoke-free • Transit trouble: The Netherlands faces a public transport crisis • Biggest market in Northern Netherlands returns to Groningen • Wind power showdown: Groningen coalition collapses • Student unions to protest against budget cuts, study delay fines • Neolook Solutions wins 2024 LIFE Science Innovation Award • Crisis or mismanagement? Unpacking the Dutch asylum debate • Free networking event for life sciences and biotech companies and international job seekers in the North • Germany detains dozens as border controls tighten • Groningen University alumnus gets New York Times promotion • A leaf out of the book: Groningen embraces TreeTag campaign • Netherlands seeks EU migration opt-out, Wilders cheers ‘mini-Nexit’ • Groningen is getting a new neighbourhood • Groningen Museum Night this Saturday • Key changes in Dutch government policy: A guide for internationals • Models walk down 7km sustainable catwalk in Groningen • From home kitchen to proper restaurant: Curry Me is getting physical • Airport Eelde adds new winter destination: Egypt’s Hurghada • Coalition split over Groningen gas extraction • Traveling to Germany? What you need to know about the upcoming border checks • Public transport strikes this Wednesday • This Frisian company may have a microscopic answer to combatting climate change • Pro-Palestine protest at start of new academic year • Step back in time: Open Monument Day 2024 is just around the corner! • European Researchers’ Night at Forum this month • Hullabaloo festival in Groningen this weekend • Campus Trail returns to Zernike Campus in Groningen • Progress in student housing, but shortages remain, report finds • Groningen Mayor resigns citing ‘lack of energy’ • Municipality of Groningen needs a new Dutch lessons provider for refugees • University of Groningen endorses protest against budget cuts • Waste not, want not: Join the fight against food waste • 10 tips to get housing in Groningen • Chance to walk on Groningen’s reconstructed ringroad • LIFE Science Innovation Award 2024 finalists revealed • Drenthe: A rural retreat with city convenience • 49-year-old man arrested for attempted rape in Groningen • Master your money: Free course makes budgeting a breeze • Introduction week for new internationals in Groningen starts this Friday • GO Sharing exits Leeuwarden following departure from Groningen • Groningen’s new ring road: Key dates and disruptions you should plan for • Police release description and photo of Hereweg rape suspect’s bike • Friesland unpacked: A student’s guide to life in the North • Celebrate Groningen’s 1672 siege victory with these activities next week • Groningen 101: Essential tips for new students • Soaring high: Dutch airports see growth, but Eelde remains stagnant • Northern provinces face population shifts as the Netherlands hits 18 million • Swipe your way towards your dream job with this app made in Groningen • 10 performances to see at Noorderzon 2024 • Youth group aims to raise awareness on safe sex during KEI-week • Internationals often leave Groningen after graduating, research finds • Number of new asylum applications reaches year low • Helicopter, dog teams in Groningen hunt man who pulled woman off her bike and attacked her • Noorderzon Festival construction to start Monday: “A complete ‘village’ in just ten days” • New buddy programme for newcomers and refugees to start in September • Northern student cities: Affordable rentals in high demand • We need to put pressure on our government – Bangladeshi PhD student in Groningen • GO Sharing’s lime-green e-bikes to exit Groningen • White House seeks input from Americans abroad on key issues • Health warning for these Groningen swimming spots • Summer rush in Friesland: A season of sunshine and festivities • Friesenbrücke finally takes shape • Dutch retail landscape suffers another blow as Bristol collapses • Groningen, Friesland, Drenthe with highest rent increase – Pararius • UMCG fires anesthesiologist for repeated alcohol-related misconduct • Travelling cinema coming to Groningen in 2025 • Groningen City Council sounds alarm on invasive species • Summer is in full swing, and it’s time for unforgettable family adventures! • Desperate in Groningen: The fight for survival on the streets • Fremantle Highway disaster: A year later, questions remain • PostNL cuts back on mailboxes, sparking outrage in Groningen • Why were thousands of shoes placed on Groningen’s Grote Markt? • Algerian Ambassador visits Groningen • Wolf opposition grows in Drenthe, national sentiment remains divided • Sexual harassment casts a shadow on Groningen’s nightlife • Joost Klein’s case delayed: Swedish lawyer awaits translations • From tobacco to tech: Revitalizing Groningen’s historic Niemeyer factory • City council wants stricter measures against rogue landlords • Fire disrupts Groningen station train traffic • “Young people brag about having a gun” – VVD youth wing • European Water Technology Week 2024 this September in Leeuwarden • Meet Anneke Wester, the 71-year-old Frisian marathon marvel • New student complex opens on Zernike Campus with 401 rooms • Groninger Eierbal: A snack steeped in regional pride • Food truck festival in Groningen this weekend • Don't get swindled! Scam of rogue handymen hits Groningen • New Honorary Consul of France in Groningen • Weather warning for Groningen tonight with potential 4 cm hailstones and lightning strikes • I found a free packet of drugs in our kitchen – Drug websites giving freebies to Groningen students • Facing financial strain, Fries Museum considers relocation • Visserbrug bridge possibly out of order for 2 years • Dazzling Dacia: a new exhibition unveiled at the Drents Museum • International victim organisations want Dutch convicted child rapist banned from Olympics • Watch: Hiring internationals can be one of your biggest assets – IBM Groningen solution architect • Four injured in Damsterdiep attack • Dutch universities fight back against proposed budget cuts • “A lot went wrong there” – Rutte on handling Groningen earthquakes • Chance to win free dinner at Martini Tower in Groningen appreciation competition • Dutch law gets tougher on sexual misconduct: New legislation takes effect • “It doesn’t matter what the sexuality of the character is. It’s the person” – author Ragini Werner on new • Financial changes effective today: What you need to know • Dutch beach volleyball player convicted for raping British child heading to Olympics • What’s new at the TT Assen 2024 this weekend • Travel alert: No trains to Amsterdam Centraal and major roadworks this weekend • Free job networking event for IT companies and international jobseekers in the North • Ziltepad pilgrim route has 6 new legs along Groningen and Friesland’s Wadden coast • Accidents involving cyclists up 15% at start of year, says legal firm • BMW seeks to block sale of salvaged cars from burned freighter Fremantle Highway • Eemshaven poised for greener future: Hydrogen terminal in the works • Dutch economy contracts in Q1 2024, despite soaring house prices • Ice skating world champion joins protest to keep ice skating rink Kardinge • Zwanestraat transforms into fashion district for Pink Saturday • New ferry link to Norway planned: ‘Lessons learned from previous ferry service’ • Ticket sales for Groningen museum night start June 25th • Protest against police violence in Groningen ends peacefully • Groningen Mayor blasts RUG staff over open letter criticizing police action • Spinach shortage in supermarkets due to excess rainfall • Volunteer applications for Noorderzon 2024 now open • What to do for pride in Groningen • Major train service disruptions in Leeuwarden for three weeks of track maintenance • Discrimination a persistent issue for expats in the Netherlands – survey • People afraid of going out in Groningen at certain times – local councillor • Pro-Palestine encampment cleared from Harmony square • New Dutch Government: Potential Northern Representatives in Key Roles • Dimming lights: Can Philips adapt as electronics giants face a global storm? • Watch: “Call an ambulance” – Chaos in Groningen as police crack down on pro-Palestine protest • Stricter migration rules a threat to tech companies – Bol CEO • RUG buildings defaced again with pro-Palestine slogans • University of Groningen given €30 million to research disruptions to society • Care farm trial: Shocking abuse allegations surface • From chinchilla to serval: Hundreds of pets banned from July 1st • PvdA/GL and PVV lead in European elections: A shift in the political landscape • New Groningen homeless shelter to be located across Ikea • European elections: Preliminary results show major gains for PVV in northern provinces • Dutch national institutions seen as more competent; local ones more honest – study shows • Election day buzz: Why EU elections are critical for Drenthe, Friesland, and Groningen • Dutch Princess Alexia possibly registers at University of Groningen; yet to enrol • Greenpeace occupies Schiermonnikoog gas platform • Defence Ministry mulls plans to base fighter jets in Groningen airport • Disconnect to reconnect: Groningen’s new hotspot • Watch: Thousands celebrate Groningen’s Grote Markt renovation • Sign-ups for 5th edition of Campus Trail run open • Lelylijn could shorten Groningen to Amsterdam trip to 69 minutes • Arjen Lubach bids farewell to VPRO: The end of an era • Student union wants to challenge fine for students taking longer to complete degree • Groningen’s grill wars: Can the Noorderplantsoen be all burgers and bliss? • Grote Markt grand opening to be celebrated with a festival on 1st June • Vacant Grote Markt building to house new catering spot • Tragedy in Groningen: Woman fatally shot by police officer • Don’t let ticks bug your Wadden escape: Protection tips and vaccination options • Code yellow weather for Dutch North this weekend • Emmen sheds skin of small town, embraces growth and development • “Netherlands at its best” says Rutte during Campus Groningen visit • Dutch education agency confirms discrimination in student housing grants • Groningen game design graduate launches strategy game on Steam • Dutch coalition’s vision for Drenthe, Friesland, and Groningen • Dutch coalition plans unveiled: What international residents need to know • Dutch companies argue the Netherlands can’t do without migrant workers • Groningen pro-Palestine encampment allowed to stay overnight • Watch: Pro-Palestine encampment in front of the RUG Harmony building • Avoid costly pitfalls: Learn how to buy wisely in the North at IWCN webinar • Friesland’s Joost Klein disqualified from Eurovision final • Annual May funfair returns to Groningen • A grand return: Martinikerk organ to resound in upcoming concert • Excitement builds as North Netherlands prepares for European Parliament elections • Feeling unsafe at school: A quarter of young people in Groningen and Drenthe face bullying and discrimination • Frisian Joost Klein places for Eurovision finals; investigation for incident launched by EBU • Double whammy for mailboxes: PostNL hikes stamp prices after every-other-day delivery shocker • Russian fishing vessels suspected of spying in Groningen – report • Biotech company chooses Northern Netherlands for first commercial fermentation factory • ‘Closing hours for democracy?’ – University Council and activists critical of Groningen’s university rules for prote • From pasta to palettes: Art takes center stage at former Vapiano restaurant in Groningen • Decoding e-bike rules in Northern Netherlands: Your complete guide • IWCN to host seminar on hiring international talent • Dutch Eurovision points presented in Leeuwarden by Nikkie de Jager for the first time • No trains from Groningen to Zwolle until Wednesday • The end of daily mail? PostNL considers delivery shakeup • Two years of terror: How volunteers in Groningen continue to support Ukraine • Controversy surrounding stray cat euthanasia sparks debate in Friesland • Building of new Google data centre starts in Groningen • Lelylijn officially recognized by Europe: “To be realized by 2050 at the latest” • King’s Day 2024: what do we celebrate and where to go • Special bus schedule for King’s Day in Groningen and Emmen • Rent caps: Will they become a reality? Dutch parliament faces crucial vote • Emmen rolls out the red carpet (and security measures) for royal visit • Emergency ordinance around Groningen airport due to climate activists’ demonstration • Renting in Drenthe: A budget-friendly escape • Groningen Gas fields to close permanently, Senate decides • Record Store Day returns this Saturday with live music and exclusive deals • Limited discounted helmets available to Groningen residents • Get ready for a better way to pay with iDEAL’s newest feature! • Weather alert: Code Yellow issued due to showers and strong wind gusts • Deadline to register to vote for the European Elections is quickly approaching • Groningen Academy Building defaced with pro-Palestine slogans • Northern Orchestra to play concerts in homage of victims of war • Former nurse won’t be prosecuted for patient deaths at Wilhelmina Hospital Assen • Drenthe: Must-see attractions for internationals • Groningen’s Forum rooftop closed for 6 weeks • Jason Derulo, The Chainsmokers to headline Groningen Hullabaloo festival • Emmen takes center stage: King’s Day Concert set for April 22 • Direct Amsterdam to Munich ICE service expected by 2025 • Leeuwarden GP to ignore ‘unsolicited advice’ from foreign doctors • Leeuwarden scientists find groundbreaking solution for PFAS issue • Groningen Student Union slams new RUG protest rules: ‘It’s very paternalistic’ • Dutch universities take steps towards more Dutch-language Bachelor’s programs • Ambulance ignored distress call from international student – UKrant • Demands to limit the presence of wolves from Drenthe • How Curry Me brings a taste of India to Groningen doors • Groningen cafes crack down on studying students • North’s largest flower market welcomes spring • Watch: We use English for pretty much everything. We also have a relocation manager – Youwe co-owner • Groningen’s Grote Markt buzzing with cycling controversy • Free compost in Groningen this weekend • “Kennismigrant” scheme: Outdated, open to fraud, and luring non-specialists • Exhibition on America and Donald Trump in Forum • UMCG to offer hormonal treatment for children with gender dysphoria • Volkskrant surveyed over 300 international students. This is what they said. • IWCN volunteer set to launch new book in April • Emmen center goes on lockdown for King’s Day celebrations • Groningen annual flower market this week • Fowl play in Friesland: Balancing geese, grub, and green space • Assen councillor wants public areas for breastfeeding • Disagreements on proposal to reject unvaccinated children from daycares • Drents op Stee: Mission accomplished! • Some RUG professors ban laptops in class • Teenagers sentenced for killing Groningen youth care worker Marit • Censorship on campus? RUG blocks screening of Palestinian movie • Three non-Ukrainian refugees not to be deported, Dutch court rules • Watch: ‘Exchanging languages builds personal connections in the Netherlands’ • Major concerns over shortage of space for asylum seekers • Ireland vs Scotland: how Ireland became Six Nations champions • Brace for disruptions: Qbuzz bus service changes due to Operation Ring Zuid • What do we celebrate during Saint Patrick’s Day? • Meet the Irish Pubs of Groningen • More than a sport, it’s culture: Gaelic football in Groningen • What to do for St Patrick’s Day in Groningen • Join the celebration: Volunteers needed for King’s Day in Drenthe • International Welcome Center North promotes North in Massachusetts • The quest for hidden treasure on Schiermonnikoog • Get ready to party: Leeuwarden’s Groene Ster is poised for a comeback • MBO students in Groningen to get schooled on money management • Pissing Polar bear statue unveiled in Groningen • Protection for non-Ukrainian refugees in the Netherlands ends • Assen’s film festival is back • Frisian Joost Klein to represent the Netherlands in Eurovision • Air raid sirens to be muted in 2025 • UK Deputy Ambassador reflects on current conflicts during Groningen visit • UK Deputy Ambassador visits Groningen and Drenthe • Watch: How this Frisian company hired a Groningen student via LinkedIn • Education only in Dutch might lower quality, RUG professors say • Suspected former terrorist group member arrested in Germany • We asked AI to recreate iconic films – but set in the North • Asylum seeker numbers below 2000 in Ter Apel but not for long • Learn how to volunteer in the North • “We wanted to create a movement for Groningen women” – say Women’s Day event organisers • Increasing number of Europeans who believe their region doesn’t count – cohesion policy chair • Apple Store Amsterdam hostage situation to become Netflix film • Hundreds march in Groningen marking 2 years since Russia’s war on Ukraine • What is the best Groningen film of the year? • Van Gogh Drenthe initiative extended following successful year • Northern Netherlands braces for Storm Louis: Code Orange alert Issued • FrieslandCampina suffers €149 million loss amid economic turbulence • Wadden Sea life threatened by climate change • Chinese National Ballet to perform at Heerenveen’s football stadium • People pay tribute to Navalny in Groningen • Assen's protestants say goodbye to four churches: Consolidation marks new era • Government to invest millions in Long Covid clinics • Harlingen pushes back against Burger King’s proposal near school • Watch: Groningen sex offender still on the loose • Greenwise campus receives €6 million grant from Province of Drenthe • Manhunt launched for escaped TBS patient in Groningen • Gas giants start arbitration case against Dutch state over Groningen’s gas fields • “International students are worth their weight in gold” – RUG professor • 4 unique things to do for Valentine’s Day in Groningen • Municipality talks with student associations about wellbeing and safety • Anonymous woman donates painting to Museum aan de A • The Netherlands must end F-35 parts exports to Israel, says court • Dutch farmers rev up protests: What’s driving their ire? • The solution to a more sustainable food system may be a membrane • Groningen’s charm waning? International students question “Do I still belong here?” • University of Groningen makes a U-turn regarding internationals? • FC Groningen claims spot in KNVB Cup semi-final; stadium euphoric • NS announces ambitious railway plans to connect the country • Groningen Airport adds 2 new summer destinations – maybe room for more • Dutch coalition talks fall apart as NSC party leader walks out • Blood flow ultrasound can reveal placenta issues during pregnancy • Groningen Council votes to expand job access to asylum seekers • Vismarkt Albert Heijn to close temporarily for renovations • International Film Festival Rotterdam starts in Groningen • Groningen Literature festival features English programme • Two Groningen communities join forces to organise Women’s Day event • This is the most expensive house for sale in Groningen • Drenthe notary reprimanded for unacceptable mixing of private life with professional duties • Mark Rutte spends night in Groningen temporary housing • Northern Dutch executives cite labour shortage as their main challenge • RUG lecturer arrested for violating sanctions against Russia • Prosecution demands 10-year sentence for youth counselor’s murder • Who is the boy in yellow on the Akerkhof? • Employers raise alarms over Netherlands’ waning business appeal • Trial begins for five suspects in fatal Yorneo stabbing • Why urinating in Groningen’s canals can be deadly • Icy roads in northern province prompt Qbuzz to delay bus services • Neighbor dispute turns deadly: Couple murdered in Weiteveen • We want ESNS attendees to fall in love with Ukrainian Music – Kalush Orchestra piper • One-third of Dutch municipalities skipped asylum seeker hosting in the past 12 years • Groningen ESNS music festival starts this week • Shoppers in Groningen want more unique stores, not more coffee shops and hairdressers • Court blocks children’s heart surgery concentration plan • Groningen universities investigated for potentially illegal student housing investment • Gas extraction resumed at two sites in Groningen due to sub-zero temperatures • Majority of Drenthe residents support Emmen as location for King’s Day • As International Court of Justice hears genocide case, Groningen rallies for Palestine • Watch: ‘If your company does everything in Dutch it’s harder for internationals to succeed’ – CEO • NS urges authority to review Arriva’s train plans between Groningen and Paris • Man released in Leek death investigation • Groningen among top European cities for an enriching lifestyle in 2024 • Man dies after confronting firework-throwing youths in Leek • Major changes in Dutch law and regulations take effect on January 1 • Police warn of pickpocketing gangs in Groningen • NYE countdown to be held at Groningen’s Grote Markt • Groningen housing crisis hits new low: Tiny room for rent at outrageous price • Watch: You’re always welcome here – Groningen Mayor’s Christmas message to internationals • Far-right parties gaining traction among Friesland’s youth • Body found in Groningen canal is of missing young man • Groningen grooves: Local musician's hilarious ode to international cyclists • Search for missing 25-year-old Thomas goes on • Regulated ‘state weed’ to come to Groningen coffeeshops • Leeuwarden to invest in green city center • Labor migration can be a boon, but it’s not a one-stop solution • Floating Christmas market in Groningen this weekend • Bunde: A bargain hunter’s paradise for Dutch shoppers • NS introduces new timetable for easier travel • Two arrests at tense pro-Palestine demonstration at Groningen Central Station • Watch: Econvert embraces its diverse workforce • Understanding the decisions of international graduates in the Netherlands • Free movie screening at Forum gets sold out • Groningen – Bremen train connection to be modernized and expanded • Groningen secures position as top student city for 2023 • Asylum seekers can now work more than 24 weeks per year • Nuclear energy: A tale of two provinces • Rethinking battery technology in the North of the Netherlands • Iconic star returns to Groningen’s Grote Markt • Meppel to host the first Disney market of the North • Denmark reverses international student policies: Lessons for the Netherlands • Navigating the holiday shopping rush in Groningen: Tips for a smooth and enjoyable experience • Wilders wins big in Groningen and Drenthe • Dutch elections: PVV takes the lead in initial exit polls • One-third of Groningen university students in Groningen are international • Groningen gears up for sustainable mobility with shared cargo bikes • Pro-Palestinian activists stage sit-in at Groningen station • Europe aims to solve labor shortages with ‘Tinder for jobs’ matching site • Dutch elections 2023: Parties and platforms in Northern provinces • No price hike for train tickets in 2024, thanks to government subsidy • Groningen-Assen rail service to be replaced by buses this weekend • The Northern Times is looking for a new journalism intern • Drents Museum purchases new painting from German artist Baumgärtel • City on a mission: Assen embarks on quest to become student hub • Final day of Promotion Days business event tomorrow • Europapark parking lot to transform into new city district • Groningen’s Grote Markt gets a green makeover • IWCN marks its 9-year milestone • Energy allowance for 2023 to be paid out this month • Memorial plaque honoring slain journalist Peter R. de Vries unveiled in Drenthe • Potential delayed and cancelled flights at Schiphol due to storm • Klippa launches AI-powered tool that automates administrative tasks • Gas drilling causes three earthquakes in Drenthe in a month • Zero Waste Walking Tours in four Frisian cities this week • Groningen entrepreneur gives away multimillion company to three foundations • Dutch parliament seeks to reduce interest on student loans for ‘unlucky generation’ • More labor migration needed to address staff shortages, says Dutch Employee Insurance Agency • Large retailers are hiring English-speaking staff • Forum closed for maintenance on Monday • Students voice dissatisfaction with loan interest rate increase in unique protest • University of Groningen library quits Twitter • Unlocking the power of Dutch start-ups: A path to innovation and global leadership • Friesland aims to attract expats with an international school • Two skeletons from Middle Ages found at the Grote Markt • The Northern Times editor invited to speak at vigil for slain Maltese journalist • Higher alcohol prices hit Dutch border regions • Rolling Stones pop-up store opens in Groningen to celebrate new album • Rent Tribunal orders Xior to refund service charges to tenants • Heavy winds expected in the north and west of the Netherlands • Stadspark Live festival shuts down • New bike path between Winsum and Groningen opens • Limited free spots available for Northern hospitality fair • Amsterdam – Copenhagen train expected by the end of 2025 – report • Improving access to AEDs and volunteer response: A closer look at Drenthe • Menzis 4 Miles van Groningen captivates the city • Groningen to introduce opt-in system for advertising flyers • Annual Menzis 4 Mijl van Groningen returns • Groningen’s station area to undergo major changes • Frisian Flag soars above Frisian skies • Groningen to ban large campers from its streets by 2024 • Electric scooters are here to stay • Groningen lecturer to put telescope on moon • The Northern football clubs’ monthly round-up: September • Groningen residents invited to share their thoughts on the city center • Construction of Julianaplein, one of the busiest junctions in the Netherlands, underway in Groningen • Dutch companies in the North thinking more about AI • Groningen: Gas tap closed, but misery not yet over • Two people killed in Rotterdam shootings • Forum Groningen faces deficit of over a million euros • University of Groningen becomes first official TOEFL test center in the North • Groningen Market Day arriving with its biggest market to date • University of Groningen facing financial trouble • NS eases peak hour surcharge: Maximum €2.50 for a morning ride • Tourism boom in Friesland: Striking a balance amid rising pressure • Donar: From the brink of extinction to the season opener • Holland Casino to move to new location in Drenthe • Fremantle Highway to be towed to Rotterdam • More explosions rock Groningen province • Annual Wijn Festival returns to Groningen • Registrations open for career event for internationals in the North • Record number of participants run through Zernike Campus • Cyclists identify safest intersection in the city • Shell and ExxonMobil in talks to sell NAM, raising concerns about earthquake liability • King Willem-Alexander visits Loppersum, engages with earthquake victims • Climate policy should play an urgent role during next Budget day – Environmental Psychology Groningen • Groningen central station renovation: Superb endeavor marred by capacity concerns • Groningen’s Bram Buigel runs towards his dreams • Groningen to start free guided tours of Town Hall building • English gaining ground in Friesland’s hospitality sector • Job fair to be held at the Vismarkt this week • Fewer Groningen students choose to live on their own: Housing shortage blamed • Summer returns with a vengeance: Temperatures soar in Northern Netherlands • New water fountain to be added to Grote Markt • Campus Trail run through Zernike extends registration • Celebrations at Klippa: From 6 guys in a room to a brand new HQ • Groningen's most dangerous bicycle crossings revealed • Hullabaloo Festival returns to a massive crowd • From Chile to Groningen: Pablo’s advice for life in the north • Frisian officials express concern over impending abolition of energy allowance • Holland Norway Lines faces bankruptcy • Donar to return as Donar Groningen BV after bankruptcy • 140,000 attend 2023 edition of Noorderzon festival • The Northern football clubs’ monthly round-up: August • Concerns rise over increased drug smuggling through northern ports, with Friesland and Groningen in the spotlight • Dutch drivers seek relief across the border amidst soaring gas prices • Groningen says goodbye to Getir • What are we celebrating on Bommen Berend? • Arjen Robben to complete coaching internship at FC Groningen • RUG, Hanze to increase tuition fees for Ukrainian students • International Welcome Center North launches new website • Groningen’s Femke Rispens claims gold in Frisian Fierljeppen Championships • Pride Groningen returns to a roaring success • Former Dutch councilor refuses to speak Dutch in court, sparks debate • Drenthe Celebrates 2023 as the Year of Vincent van Gogh • Swimming warning for these Groningen spots • Heatwave continues, but cooler weather is on the way • Groningen municipality will not appeal energy subsidy ruling • Pride comes to Groningen this weekend • FC Groningen: A Fallen Giant Lifted by Its Supporters • Get ready students: KEI-week is here • Cabinet approves peak-hour surcharge for train travel • The Netherlands crash out of the Women’s World Cup • Preparations for Noorderzon performing arts festival underway • Dutch shoppers flock to German supermarkets for cheaper prices • Groningen to start testing hyperloops in 2024 • Woman injured in explosion at holiday park Hindeloopen: "It looks like a war zone" • SC Cambuur: The heart and soul of Leeuwarden • Extinction Rebellion protesters chain themselves to ING bank in Groningen • Party for the North demands answers after Groningen central station revealed to be too small • The Netherlands edge past South Africa to reach the quarter-finals • Prosecutors fail to obtain medical file of former nurse accused of killing patients • Friesland emerges as a model of broad well-being amidst regional contrasts • Groningen basketball team Donar declares bankruptcy • The Netherlands storm into the Round of 16 • The Truckstar Festival toots its horn once again • Fremantle Highway on its way to Schiermonnikoog: “Slow but steady” • Severe weather alert: 'Code Yellow' in northern provinces as thunderstorms and hail loom • 498 electric cars on board burning ship near the Wadden islands • Freighter carrying thousands of cars off Ameland coast still on fire; recovery efforts underway • The Netherlands hold defending champions to a draw • ‘Night Council’ funding approved by City Council in Groningen • One dead, several injured in cargo ship fire north of island of Ameland • Netherlands kick start their World Cup with 1-0 win • KNMI issues code yellow weather alert for northeastern provinces • ‘One thing I’d change as a manager: More upskilling opportunities’ – project coordinator • Indonesian student nurses in Drenthe complain about poor working conditions • Europe’s first biobased maze opens in Workum • Dutch women’s football team roars into the World Cup • Marathon Cup skating competition to start and end in the North • Students beware: scammers at play • Transformation underway: Groningen Central to offer enhanced connectivity and accessibility • This Dutch company wants to make the world better through selling wood • Grote Markt to reopen early next year after facelift • What is next for Frisian Formula 1 driver Nyck de Vries? • Over a quarter of jobs are at risk of being replaced by AI, new study finds • Temporary international student housing to open at Plutolaan • Wolf shot and killed in Drenthe • From China to Heerenveen: Tech Expert Yuxiao Zhao speaks on life in the North • "Going abroad can be challenging. But I think it’s very rewarding" • Much-loved Hoogkerk Pool reopens • King’s Day 2024 will take place in Emmen • Groningen entrepreneurs ‘concerned’ about gov’t plans to limit English-language teaching • Heerenveen to have first woman mayor • Questioning “Just ask”, UG’s social safety campaign. Just how relevant is it? • Smaak Festival: "It's going to be the biggest." • Who what when where why: Keti Koti • University of Groningen climbs 6 places in world rankings • Party for the Animals wants Drenthe’s Provincial Council to drop “Mr.” and “Mrs.” • Groningen Rocks: City promotes itself as rock music hub • How can companies go circular? Ask Friesland. • Gov’t confirms Groningen gas extraction will end by October 1 • DelfSail 2024 – a nautical event you shouldn’t miss • Make it in the North: Many talented biologists are looking for a job in the North – Bioclear Earth • Make it in the North: From food to its employees, Tetra Pak is focused on protecting what’s good • Lower paid workers to get pay rise as minimum wage increases • Annual Campus Trail run coming in September • Housing crisis leaves refugees stuck in asylum seeker centers • TopDutch campaign officially kicks off in the heart of the north • Groningen among the most efficient water users in the country • Arriva eyes daily trains to Paris • New skatepark to be officially opened • TopDutch: the Northern Netherlands should be the Silicon Valley of the energy transition • Dutch Student City provides new tool to aid international students in Groningen • Nurse suspected of killing 20 COVID patients released by court • Inflation rises to 6.1% as food prices soar • Discover Groningen on World Cycling Day • SALLY Dance Company to perform in Leeuwarden • Newly appointed honorary consul to strengthen ties between Sweden and Northern Netherlands • Why the north is making waves with water technology • Zero-waste life in Leeuwarden: how a new wave of stores could end excess packaging • Assen nurse admits he killed 20 people but refuses to name them • Journalists win lawsuit to release documents that shed light on ties between Shell and government • Groningen vs Ajax game had to be suspended after fan disruption • FlixBus’s plan to link Amsterdam with Hamburg by train hampered by obsolete infrastructure • Municipality wants to bring water recreation back to Springer Pond, once a popular swimming hole • “MENA is here”: Groningen festival celebrates culture of Middle East and North Africa region • Universities launch project on multilingualism in education • Assen hospital nurse suspected of killing 20 COVID patients • Groningen police warn delivery drivers of rising package thefts • First of May demonstration – first time in Groningen • Forum Groningen hosts immersive Disney exhibition • Netherlands to raise minimum wage • Government allocates €85 million for construction of Nedersaksenlijn • Academy Building occupied again by protestors calling for reinstatement of professor Susanne Täuber • Who what when where why: King’s Day • Cabinet to offer Groningen €20 billion as compensation for earthquake damage • Three appear in Assen court over alleged murder of youth case worker, 26, in Emmen • Oosterparkwijk kiosk is ready for new tenants • Lelylijn part of EU train network upgrade plans • How Newcomer Academy helps refugees start new life • Groningen drag bar owner, partner and staff assaulted • Dutch tradition: “Matthäus Passion” concerts this week • Drenthe declares 2023 the year of Van Gogh • Rembrandt’s masterpiece to be exhibited in Groningen for the first time • ‘Gronings Gas 2.0’ exhibition launches at earthquake epicenter • Shell CEO: Groningen gas field should be closed this year • Eemshaven’s docking problems force HNL to move to Emden • Here’s when people will get the next energy bill help in 2023 • University of Groningen students stage sit in for social safety • Construction of badger tunnel underway in Molkwerum • Police detain underage fan after FC Groningen player is punched in Eredivisie game • Who are the BBB? The BoerBurgerBeweging explained • The Northern Times working together with TopDutch • Unofficial election results are in, and it could be a nightmare come true for ruling coalition • Groningen filmmaker wins Noordsterren prize at IFA 2023 with “Jäger” • Drenthe makes it official — you can’t smoke or vape at bus stops • Paddepoel hosting free kids event Saturday • Groningen politicians demand action on earthquake compensations • “Discrimination and harassment are still happening”: March 8th protest in Leeuwarden • International Women’s Day 2023 in the North • Who what when where why: provincial states and water board elections 2023 • Arriva goes greener with biofuel-powered trains • Dutch police investigating fake bomb threats: “They want me to go back to China” • Fewer bus stops in northern provinces • Dutch go to polls in two weeks • “Unique collection of really timely films”: 43rd edition of feminist film festival in Assen begins next week • Regional public transport set to strike weekly through early April • Gov’t, gas companies ‘structurally ignored’ interests of Groningen, parliamentary commission finds • Groningen politicians call for action against discrimination in hospitality industry • Supermarkets scrap free plastic bags • RUG announces drastic measures to deal with rising costs • Demonstration to mark one year of war in Ukraine • FrieslandCampina makes record profits, and expands into plant-based products • Travel disruption looms as transport workers go on strike • New Groningen neighborhood to be developed as ‘green’ • Luna: Leeuwarden light festival and young artists’ exhibition winding down this weekend • Change in Groningen bulky waste regulations • “Waiting for Godot” to be staged elsewhere in Groningen • High-value ceramic items stolen from Leeuwarden museum • UMCG children’s heart surgery department to remain open • Police launch arson investigation into construction site fire • Opinion: Groningen makes international headlines for all the wrong reasons • Govt launches new consultation for vital rail link • Garbage collectors in Groningen go on strike this week • Rent relief on the way for low-income households • International Welcome Centre North • How to support victims of the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria • Rail strike hits services on Arriva lines • Pro-Russian hackers claim cyberattack on UMCG • New round of regional transport strike in the North • Groninger photographer Courtney Bonneau launches new exhibition in Lebanon • Philips to fire 6,000 staff to cut costs • Eelde Airport secures two new summer routes • Lobbying for the North: Building a Hydrogen Valley • Groningers have the best sense of humor in the Netherlands, study claims • Sold-out Eurosonic Noorderslag brings the best in European music to Northern Netherlands • Groningen landmark may be demolished as part of railway station redevelopment project • Netherlands pledges more support for Ukraine • Lidl to close its Assen city center store • Most busses and regional train services on strike on Thursday and Friday • Eurosonic Noorderslag • Caregiver at Emmen youth care center stabbed to death • Making the most of food scraps: stale bread to be transformed into clean energy in Groningen • Developer shelves plans for 400 student apartments due to rising construction costs • Ending the Year with a Bang! • Groningen mayor greets New Year with optimism • New Groningen to Schiphol night train set for January departure • Warm start to 2023 breaks historic records • Groningen extends deadline for energy assistance • Dutch universities suspend recruitment of international students • Minister asks universities to stop recruiting international students • Our top stories of 2022 • Netherlands sent nearly a billion in military aid to Ukraine • An outbreak of scabies hits students in Groningen • Netherlands relaxes rules in drive to boost international technology start-ups • Column: A devastating defeat; an unexpected victory • Former Sugar Homes residents protest for return of withheld deposit • Students sue five municipalities over energy bonuses • Groningen launches housing mediation center • Lobbying for the North: Efforts to improve railways are working • Column: Sinterklaas is Here! • Column: I’m not Black; I’m African • Column: Common cold becoming too common • Dutch Health Authority report: UMCG pediatric heart surgery closure would have serious consequences for regional health care • Groninger Museum stages major Gianni Versace exhibition • MPs call for cap on foreign student numbers in order to ensure ‘accessibility’ • Don’t miss out – Groningen households invited to apply for energy assistance • Friesland’s flag hung at half-mast following RUG’s failure to appoint Frisian professor • Groningen announces additional energy assistance measure • Experts warn of ‘new forms of extremism’ in northern Netherlands • Health insurance rates to increase in 2023 • Groningen ranks as country’s healthiest city for second time • GemGroReflection becomes low-carbon choice for asphalt in Groningen • Cyclists urged to donate bikes to help Ukrainian refugees in Haren • Groningen welcomes Qatar 2022 with cheer and criticism • Funding for new train station in Groningen at SuikerUnie terrain • 1.3 million Dutch workers suffer from burnout, says new report • Groningen planning major housing expansion on Zernike campus • Emmen: Four people still detained after anti Zwarte Piet protest • Nature minister aims to start talks about wolf ‘dilemma’ • New €10,000 subsidy for Groningen buildings • Government grants to help you pay your energy bills • Groningen bans mopeds from bike lanes • NS announces ticket price hike for 2023 • Interview with conflict zone photographer Courtney Bonneau • NATO holding major military drill in the Netherlands • Lelylijn rail project one step closer to fruition • New RUG space coming to Grote Markt • Where to get knockout fries in the northern provinces • History of earthquakes and natural gas in Groningen • Dutch government to give €190 discount on energy bills • Major new Gianni Versace exhibition is coming to Groningen • Arriva to launch night train from Groningen to Schiphol • Connect International introduces student membership • Too smashed to cycle – Bolt to launch in-app drunk detection test • University of Groningen in the top 100 in the world, second best in the Netherlands • Buses will no longer travel through the Grote Markt in Groningen