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Groningen Market Day arriving with its biggest market to date
On Tuesday, October 3, Groningen Market Day (Groningen Marktendag) stamps its return with its largest market to date. After hosting...
University of Groningen facing financial trouble
The University of Groningen (RUG) is facing a number of financial issues. Fewer student applications, a rise in energy costs,...
NS eases peak hour surcharge: Maximum €2.50 for a morning ride
The Dutch railway company NS has announced that it will reduce the peak hour surcharge to a maximum of €2.50,...
Fremantle Highway to be towed to Rotterdam
The Fremantle Highway, a car carrier that was severely damaged by fire in July, will be towed to the port...
More explosions rock Groningen province
During the early hours of Wednesday morning, residents of Oude Pekela were shaken to the core. An explosion was set...
Cyclists identify safest intersection in Groningen
In recent months, RTV Noord conducted an investigation into hazardous intersections for cyclists. Almost 3,000 people collectively highlighted over 1,500...
Record number of participants run through Zernike Campus
On September 15, approximately 500 runners took part in the annual Campus Trail, a four-mile run through the Zernike Campus,...
Shell and ExxonMobil in talks to sell NAM, raising concerns about earthquake liability
Henk Nijboer, a member of the Dutch Parliament representing the Labor Party, has voiced concerns over reports indicating that Shell...
King Willem-Alexander visits Loppersum, engages with earthquake victims
King Willem-Alexander visited the town of Loppersum on Thursday to show his solidarity with the community affected by the ongoing...
Summer returns with a vengeance: Temperatures soar in Northern Netherlands
The northern provinces of Friesland, Drenthe, and Groningen are experiencing an unexpected resurgence of summer-like weather this week, with local...