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Prime Minister Wescot-Williams' remarks about Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's suggestion to Governor Holiday about an integrity-probe neatly coincides with statements Ronald Bandell, the chairman of the Progress Committee for St. Maarten, makes i
Airport managing director Regina Labega welcomes the Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte at the airport during his recent visit. Photo Today / Leo BrownSt. Maarten / By Jason Lista – The asphalt milling that was taken from the airport was “rea
St. Maarten - By Hilbert Haar - Politicians in The Hague ignore pertinent information about St. Maarten and the decision to close the book on debt relief was unilateral and unfair, says Ronald Bandell, chairman of the Progress Committee St. Maarten:
St. Maarten - As ironic as it may sound, the 70 students who winged out for Holland did so after shedding tears on the shoulders of loved ones, after the KLM flight was showered with water to mark the 18th anniversary of the Fire Department and last
St. Maarten - Governor Drs. Eugène Holiday had scheduled his Governor's Symposium this year for August 23. The theme of the symposium is sustainable development. The location for the event has not yet been disclosed, but a previous symposium was
GREAT BAY - The Port of St. Maarten will welcome the Norwegian Getaway in February of next year. Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) will take delivery of the 146,600 gross tonnage Getaway in late January 2014, earlier than originally scheduled. The v
St. Maarten - Remain vigilant for the hurricane season and do not become complacent, Prime Minister Sarah Wescot-Williams said on her weekly radio program One on One with the Prime Minister. Although the island has thus far been spared, there is stil
GREAT BAY - The Sint Maarten Insurance Brokers Association Siba has urged the parliament to address several insurance matters. Siba-President Neil Henderson notes in a press statement: "Some insurance companies no longer grant any form of coverage fo
St. Maarten - One man was injured during a shooting that took place on Friday at 4 a.m. in the vicinity of the Tantra nightclub in Maho Reef. The victim, A.T., drove himself to the hospital for medical treatment. There were two other young men in his
Prime Ministers Rutte and Wescot-Williams are all smiles at a press conference on Thursday July 18; now the mood has soured. Photo Today / Milton Pieters"Media took independence statement out of context" St. Maarten - The media took comments b
The word visitation has an ominous feel, and we understand that the police force was initially not to happy to become the subject of such an exercise. Now that the work is complete and the report is there, everybody is happy. The visitation commit
Smuggling cocaine is never smart, but it remains attractive because the rewards (or potential profits) are so high. While we have no definite information about the reason for the arrest of former policeman Marcel Loor in Paris, the rumors are persist
St. Maarten - "The police force is the first organization that has been audited by independent outsiders," Justice Minister Dennis Richardson said yesterday afternoon when he received the first copy of the visitation report about the force from Frank
St. Maarten - Prime Minister Sarah Wescot-Williams says that she is very concerned about recent statements by Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte that he has instructed Governor Eugene Holiday to launch an inquiry into integrity within the government. Ru
St. Maarten – Governor Eugene Holiday, officiated the appointment of, and administered the oath of office to the minister of tourism, economic affairs, transport and telecommunication and the deputy minister plenipotentiary of the current cabinet o
St. Maarten – Prices of unleaded gasoline and diesel experienced an increase as of Sunday. Unleaded gasoline will go from 2.519 guilders per liter to 2.599 guilders a liter, and diesel will go from 2.094 guilders per liter to 2.174 guilders per
St. Maarten -As he assumed office on Thursday afternoon, the new Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication Thadeus ‘Ted’ Richardson inherited tons of work; from business licenses that still need to be processed or can