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Walferdange is a town in the canton of Luxembourg. It is the chief town of the commune with the same name. It is located in the north of Luxembourg City, in the Alzette valley. It is home to a castle, the castle of Walferdange, which was the official residence of Prince Henri d'Orange-Nassau and his wife from 1853 to 1879.

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Ehlerange
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Foetz
Frisange
Garnich
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Heinerscheid
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Remich
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Sanem
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Walferdange
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Wormeldange

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"A new online community was launched on 21 April by Editus Luxembourg in partnership with Kaaftlokal.lu, in order to promote local traders and restaurateurs affected by the coronavirus health crisis." Read more
"On birthdays and at Christmas, a voucher is the best way to give pleasure without making a mistake. Well, this time, the voucher will be used to support the country's shopkeepers. The idea is relatively simple." Read more
"The idea of this online action is to support and encourage solidarity between customers and stores. An initiative that has met great success in France." Read more
"Kaaft Lokal: The solidarity initiative to support local business. Because we know that the current health crisis is impacting local shopkeepers, the Confédération luxembourgeoise du commerce (clc) and Power Lab..." Read more
" Not everyone has access to government assistance. The website gives consumers the opportunity to "support the businesses that they want to reopen"." Read more
"A solidarity that Claude Bizjak wants above all to rhyme with proximity. Individuals are not invited to pay into a pool, but rather to take a voucher that will support the business that they would like to see reopen." Read more
"Initiatives to support local businesses are multiplying as the period of lockdown extends and some businesses are in great difficulty, simply because of a lack of income." Read more
"The two entities have decided to join forces to help and pay tribute to all traders in Luxembourg with this new platform, which features a dedicated website, Instagram and Facebook accounts and a newsletter, among other things." Read more

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