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MIAMI/St. Maarten – Rain Forest Adventures introduces the sustainable construction plan for the Emilio Wilson Estate (EWE) property in St. Maarten, which includes a recreational park that will combine historical significance, environmental awarenes
St. Maarten – Section Collective Prevention Services (CPS) from the Ministry of Public Health, Social Development and Labor, reports that there have been 15 confirmed cases of dengue fever for the year so far. One of those cases was Dengue Hemorrha
St. Maarten - H.M. Queen Beatrix, prince Willem-Alexander and princess Maxima received a warm and enthusiastic welcome in St. Maarten yesterday. The day started out gray, and a slight drizzle came down about twenty minutes before the royal plane touc
St. Maarten - University of the Southern Caribbean will be one of the tertiary education institutions that will participate in the Career and Study Fair on Friday, November 4 at the Bel-Air Community Center, St. Maarten. Attendees to the fair will h
Embracing St. Maarten’s tradition St. Maarten – Embracing St. Maarten’s tradition. That’s what the royal visitors did last night when they attended an evening of dance, song and poetry on Clem Labega Square, marking the conclusion of their
St. Maarten - H.M. Queen Beatrix became the eldest governing monarch in Dutch history today. She is now 73 years and 277 days, the same age as the previous record holder, King William III who passed away in 1890 on November 23. The King had been ill
St. Maarten - The pageant that kicks off the St. Martin Day calendar of activities will take place on Sunday, November 6, at 4:00 p.m. at Celebration Palace. But the Little Miss St. Martin pageant contestants received the royal treatment last weekend
Amsterdam’s red light district has been a tourist attraction like forever, but those days may come to an end. The Dutch capital promotes the district on its promotional website, saying that the evening is the best time to visit. The site is going
The flags at the government administration building and the police station remain stubbornly hanging the wrong way around. One may well wonder whether H.M. Queen Beatrix noticed yesterday that the local government sticks to its own interpretation of
When foreign journalists come to your country they usually offer some insights that do not easily occur to the journaille that has been living here for a longer period of time. It’s a bit like being married to a beautiful woman: you get used to her
Dear Editor, I am not prepared to let the behavior of a few morons, greedy people or malicious louts ruin a hobby that I have pursued in a decent and respectful manner for over fifty years. Minister Myers was moved to ban shark fishing due to thes
The Collective Prevention Services has recorded a 500 percent drop in the number of dengue cases when they do a comparison of the period of January to August 2011 with January to August, 2010. That for us is a sign that the community has taken preven