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St. Maarten – Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport Silveria Jacobs has stressed that next Monday’s celebration of Emancipation Day as an official public holiday is an event for all people who live in St. Maarten. Though she acknowledge
WILLEMSTAD/GREAT BAY – The Central Bank of Curacao and St. Maarten (CBCS) increased the reserve requirement for commercial banks by 0.25 percent in May. The new reserve requirement is 11.25 percent. The bank chose to use this measure because while
Online paper links Atlantis/BPlus owner Corallo to Valle-Lampada gang St. Maarten/MILAN /By Hilbert Haar – Italian newspapers keep digging into the scandal at the Banco Popolare di Milan and its alleged connections with Atlantis World Group/BPlu
PROUD MOMENT, The valedictorian of the graduating class of the Hillside Christian school, Rhea-Marie Lalbachan smiles for the cameras after receiving a trophy, a cash donation and a framed image of herself from the Executive Director Aahs Stevens. Mi
Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport Silveria Jacobs is obviously on the right side of history and the right side of the manner in which emancipation/freedom should be celebrated. The minister also makes it clear for all to see in her stat
GREAT BAY - The St. Maarten Nature Foundation has concluded its Marine Mammal Census project which lasted from February until June 2012. The goal of this project was to conduct a wide scale census of all marine mammals found in St. Maarten’s territ
ST. PETERS - Section Head Security Guards at the Princess Juliana International Airport Operating Company (PJIAE) Elsidro St. Jago, delivered the keynote address to some 18 graduates of the Prince Willem Alexander School (PWAS) on Friday. The theme o
(left to right) President of the Collectivité Alain Richardson and director of the Office du Tourisme Silviane John pose with two of the agency’s staffers in their booth at the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s (CTO) Caribbean Week in New Yor
The Flamboyant or Poinciana is also called the July Tree in St. Martin. (HNP photo)St. Maarten - From Great Bay to Grand Case, from Lowlands to Lamajo, the Royal Poinciana or Flamboyant appears strikingly lush for its 2012 Caribbean season (May-S
St. Maarten - “One of the strongest points that came out of the recently held Educational Summit was the need for a special institution with the teachers that caters to children with special needs,” President of the Windward Islands Teachers Unio
Nancy Joubert and Alvin Prescod from the Secretariat of Parliament sit in on a briefing with President of Parliament drs. Gracita Arrindell, Rene Mazel (Project Consolidation St. Maarten Laws and Legislation) and Onno Muchall (Center for Governme
St. Maarten – St. Dominic High School and Comenius College in Capelle aan den Ijssel in the Netherlands will jointly work on the Chance (Kans) program for the next two years. The program is subsidized by the European Community and aims to contribut
Minister Plenipotentiary Mathias Voges presents organizer of Carkine Business Summit Evelin-Pierre Dumfries with a copy of the St. Maarten Golden Book. (DCOMM Photo)Follow-up meetings planned for July and August St. Maarten – Minister Plenip
Every society is divided in two kinds of citizens: the law-abiding ones and the rest. There are criminals everywhere and if things work the way they’re supposed to law enforcement takes care of the bad guys. They end up in jail, and sometimes they
WILLEMSTAD/GREAT BAY – For the first time in its two year’s existence, the entrepreneurial radio talk show from Curaçao, Hoyer in Business, will broadcast from St. Maarten on Thursday June 28, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Tropixx 105.5. In thi
We live in the so-called communication age. The internet, Twitter, smart phones, Facebook, satellite TV – all these options put truckloads of information at people’s fingertips. But there is a difference between the communication-age and the info
You know the silly season has arrived when you read the following headline: Japanese man, 22, cooks his own genitals and serves them up to paying guests at a dinner party. The story comes from the British newspaper Daily Mail, but even the respectab
Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sports Silveria Jacobs speaks at Monday’s summit for primary school teachers and care unit personnel.St. Maarten – The highly anticipated teachers’ summit for primary school teachers and care unit p