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Torrential rainfall hit Drenthe and Groningen Wednesday evening after a recent heatwave across the Netherlands, flooding streets in several towns. Roads in Drenthe villages of Beilen, Noordscheschut and Elim were inundated with ...

The European Research Council (ERC) has recently awarded three UG researchers - Prof. dr. Maria Antonietta Loi, Prof. Bart van Wees and Prof. Siewert-Jan Marrink – each with an ERC Advanced grant ...

New corona measures were introduced by the Dutch government yesterday as COVID-19 hospital admissions increased by over 30% last week. By Mehret Haile-Mariam An increase in positive COVID-19 test in all regions ...

Four of the fourteen theatres will be closed The Martini Hospital in the south of Groningen will close a maximum of four of its fourteen operating rooms from next Monday. According to ...

The Water Agencies in both Groningen and Friesland are asking people to minimise their water user The Groniner Waterbedrijf is starting to get a little worried about an enormous increase in water consumption ...

The breakthrough could lead to a better understanding of habitable planets Using the Dutch-led Low Frequency Array (LOFAR) radio telescope, located mainly in Dwingeloo (Drenthe), astronomers at the Dutch institute for astronomy ...

If you’re too exhausted by your day to spend time in the kitchen cooking something tasty, a Internet TV dinner can be just what you need. But rather than having to settle ...

A large swath of the municipality of Súdwest-Fryslân and several other areas in Friesland experienced a power outage overnight on Friday, and service was still being restored as of Saturday morning. Translation ...

Due to balmy summer temperatures, the municipality of Groningen has granted permission to outdoor dining and drinking spaces in the city to remain open longer on Monday night. Translation by Traci White ...

Part II: Occupation and the Holocaust After Adolf Hitler became the leader of Germany in 1933, Dutch Jews still continued to lead normal lives that were increasingly indistinguishable from their fellow city ...