The Netherlands has a record crop of new millers to keep the windmill sails spinning

20-2-2025 Business Washington Times - Business 17

A wintry gust of wind raises hopes that the giant sails of a centuries-old windmill near Amsterdam will start turning. On the mill's cutting floor, six blades briefly rise and fall, sawing into a rough-hewn plank.

Read The Rest at : Washington Times - Business

Top News

Hall of Famer Steve 'Mongo' McMichael dies at 67
Hall of Fame defensive tackle Steve McMichael, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2021, died Wednesday at age 67, the NFL announced.
New England serial killer fears heighten after eighth idyllic town rocked by gruesome discovery
The New England serial killer rumors spread through a Facebook page with more than 65,000 members.
Putin gifted Trump a portrait of GOP leader defiantly raising his fist after surviving assassination attempt: report
“It was important to me to show the blood, the scar and his bravery during the attempt on his life,” Russian artist Nikas Safronov said.
Trump plans big Michigan rally to mark his first 100 days back in office
The last time Trump swung through the Michigan was on the eve of Election Day, when he held his final rally of the 2024 cycle in Grand Rapids.
Tesla owner, investor doubles down after receiving hateful Nazi-themed mail at her home: ‘I bought our 5th Tesla’
“This atrocious behavior motivates me even more to stand up for Tesla, Elon, and DOGE,” Merz told The Post Wednesday night.
Driverless Waymo taxi ‘traps’ passengers while stopped in traffic on one of Austin’s ‘scariest roads’: report
"For people who don't know -- this is one of the scariest roads in Austin. Being parked on Mopac is a death trap. This is my fear," one animated...