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Train traffic resumes Vilvoorde–Mechelen after fire
Vilvoorde (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Train traffic between Vilvoorde and Mechelen resumed at 9 p.m. after a major…
Province blocks Haasrode housing plan over home count
Haasrode (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The province of Flemish Brabant has rejected Durabrik’s housing project in Haasrode, stating…
Antwerp police warn against scanning random QR codes
Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Antwerp police issue a fraud warning urging the public not to scan random…
EU seeks to extend duty-free lobster deal with US
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The European Union is willing to extend an agreement that permits the duty-free…
Beringen Casino renovation begins with Meynen & Witters
Beringen (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Next week, the historic Casino in Beringen begins entrance hall renovation, led by…
HOGENT & AZORG launch AI-in-healthcare course in Aalst
Aalst (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - HOGENT and AZORG launched a course in Aalst combining computer science and healthcare,…
EU Parliament approves tariffs on Russian, Belarusian fertilisers
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - On Thursday, the European Parliament approved steep tariffs on fertilisers and specific agricultural…
Dutch woman sentenced to 18 months for Lanaken harassment
Lanaken (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - A 29-year-old Dutch woman was sentenced to an 18-month suspended prison term by…
Essen’s De Bosrust closes after 30 years, owner seeks buyer
Essen (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Tavern De Bosrust in Horendonk (near Essen), opened in 1991, closed due to…
Few Westhoek residents test smoke alarms monthly
Westhoek (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Only 20% of Westhoek residents test smoke detectors monthly, prompting fire brigade warnings…
Misshapen carrots from Sint-Margriete not wasted
Sint-Margriete (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - 6,000 kilos of misshapen carrots grown by farmers in Sint-Margriete, rejected by supermarkets,…
Antwerp opens offices to youth groups for meetings
Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Antwerp opens neighborhood secretariats to youth associations, offering vital space for meetings and…
KU Leuven’s new rector studied at College ten Doorn in Eeklo
Eeklo (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Severine Vermeire from Eeklo, the 1st female rector of KU Leuven, studied at…
Berlaar Wednesday market back to Marktplein after sales drop
Berlaar (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Berlaar's Wednesday market moved back to the central Marktplein, improving visibility. Jerry Moyson…
Genk builds emergency volunteer corps, Bree mayor Wils warns
Genk (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Genk, led by councillor Toon Vandeurzen, is forming a volunteer emergency group supported…