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St. Maarten – The Council of Ministers went through a hectic meeting yesterday morning, whereby Prime Minister Sarah Wescot-Williams again refused to put a proposal to dissolve the parliament on the agenda. In the afternoon an extraordinary meeting
De Weever: I want to give children a life of meaning [caption id="attachment_23145" align="alignleft" width="250"] Nicole de Weever (left) and Erika Cannegieter (right) at the Art Saves Lives and Be The Change fundraiser at The Red Piano lounge on
Canadian Military police investigated information leak St. Maarten / OTTOWA - Military police were used to investigate how CTV News obtained information Gen. Walt Natynczyk’s use of government VIP aircraft for trips to fundraising dinners, sport
St. Maarten - Senior Carnival Queen 2013 and Miss St. Maarten Davinia Brooks has praised the Be The Change Foundation for its incredible initiative, pledged to become a member and urged the public to follow-suit. Davinia, who will be volunteering
St. Maarten - The Windward Islands Civil Servants Union/Private Sector Union are taking the caretaker government to task over the payout of the 2011 cost of living adjustment (Cola). Union president Derie Leonard is addressing her concerns directly
WILLEMSTAD – Seventeen journalists and court reporters in Curacao took part in a training whereby the Public Prosecutor’s Office gave information to local media about the new penal code, legal resources, enforcement by taking away one’s freedom
St. Maarten –7 Nursing aides of the Saba Hospital and Nursing Home received on Friday their certificate of Certified Nursing Assistant. This 6 month Accelerated Nursing Assistant Course was designed and executed by the Education Department of th
St. Maarten - At the first of its bi-annual board meetings for 2013, The Council of Advice revealed its official website to the public. In a short speech to the press, Governor Holiday, who chairs the council, said it strives to “challenge itself e
St. Maarten – At approximately 9:57 am a short circuit occurred yesterday in a high tension cable feeding the Zagersgut Substation which resulted in a major power outage across St. Maarten. Gebe immediately began the process of restoring electric