St. Maarten News - Posted by admin on February 1, 2011
St. Maarten – Three of the four suspects that were arrested Friday a week ago during the investigation of fraud with Brooks Tower Accord papers were before the judge of instruction yesterday afternoon. One suspect, identified as Mrs. A., was releas
St. Maarten News - Posted by admin on February 1, 2011
Teachers, civil servants meet again today on late night proposal St. Maarten – The government and school boards began deducting daily wages from teachers who did not turn up for work on Monday and will continue doing so for every day they attend m
St. Maarten News - Posted by admin on February 1, 2011
To get a grip on the Friendly Country’s prostitution policy, we have to go back almost seven years, to February 4, 2003. That is when the Democratic Party-government established it. Basically, the St. Maarten government authorized employment for 16
French St. Martin News - Posted by admin on February 1, 2011
MARIGOT, St. Martin – The gendarmerie will start this week with traffic controls centered on road tax and number plates. French-side residents have to change their number plates, a process that will take several weeks to complete. In the meantime
St. Maarten News - Posted by admin on February 1, 2011
St. Maarten – Finance Minister Hiro Shigemoto has said paying out the 5.3 cost of living adjustment will cost the government 15 million guilders this year and could drive up the perceived deficit in the budget to 45 million guilders. The first 30 m
St. Maarten News - Posted by admin on February 1, 2011
St. Maarten – Acting Minister of Labor Sarah Wescot-Williams has said the employees at Pelican Resort Club have a right to a job and salary as long as a decision has not been made on the dismissal request filed by Royal Resorts that covers the time
Dear Editor, The real truth is we get what we deserve when it comes to politicians when the system lets them off for fraudulent misuse of public funds, yet pounces on a single mom doing a couple of hours to try and keep her children in decent clothe
Today marks a great opportunity for compromise in this friendly country of ours after days of back and forth between the government and the unions that represent teachers and civil servants. It could also be a day of deadlock because of the position
