Snowfall makes it slippery, PSV are eliminated from the Champions League and Danique has a tattoo of ‘grandfather’s kettle’: these are the stories you must read on Thursday.
Due to snowfall, code yellow was declared in Brabant on Thursday. The KNMI warns of slippery conditions in almost the entire country, except Zeeland. The slipperiness disappeared during the day. You can read the whole story here.
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PSV has been eliminated from the Champions League after a 1-2 defeat to Bayern Munich. Trainer Peter Bosz attributes the elimination mainly to the lost match against Union Saint-Gilloise. “If we had taken a point there, it would have been enough,” said Bosz. Despite the disappointment, the coach is proud of the development of his team. Read the analysis here.
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Dick Heins (66) from Oosterhout is one of the designers of the well-known Jan van Haasteren puzzles. He works on one design for about three months and now has thirty puzzles to his name. Striking: Heins never puts puzzles himself. “I hate doing puzzles,” he confesses. Check out his story here.
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The municipality of Den Bosch and De Oeteldonksche Club want to get rid of the ‘festival atmosphere’ during carnival. The folk festival must return to its traditional form with more solidarity and Oeteldonk music. Measures will be taken to limit crowds and adjust the program. “If you are looking for something else, you can also stay on the train for a station longer,” says Jeroen Dona. You can read the whole story here.
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Danique visits her 87-year-old grandmother every week. Together they reminisce about Danique’s childhood, such as when Grandpa enjoyed reading aloud from ‘Het Fluitketeltje’ by Annie MG Schmidt. Danique has the illustration of this book tattooed on her ribs as a reminder of her deceased grandfather. Read her story here.
