While Minister De Weever was not physically present, he sent a loud and clear message to the community in his address to the Transforming Care congress at the Westin on Saturday evening. We have remained silent for too long about mental health issues
The way we understand it so far is that St. Maarten will now be blessed with two integrity investigations. Oh wait, there is a difference: Transparency International will do a national integrity system assessment and whoever the governor decides to h
The powers that be in Curacao took a very strange decision about the Gay Pride Parade. The police told the organizers that “all expressions that indicate the gay-identity of the event are not allowed to be shown in public.” In other words: Cur
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[caption id="attachment_25238" align="alignleft" width="194"] Mental Health Foundation’s chairman of the board Dr. Felix Holiday. Photo Today / Leo Brown [/caption]St. Maarten – The opening of the Transforming Care congress on Saturday evening at
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St. Maarten – A drug dealer escaped police during a high speed chase on Friday evening, though patrol officers managed to confiscate the dealer’s car, three bricks of compressed marijuana and a large amount of cash. The Special Task Force was
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In front of the Emporio Hotel, from left: parliament assistant Benjamin Kelly and MPs Patrick Illidge, Romain Laville, George Pantophlet, Johan Leonard and Leroy de Weever. Photo Facebook.St. Maarten - While the government was struggling in The Hague
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[caption id="attachment_25231" align="alignleft" width="200"] Bervoets shows a sample of the invasive sea grass species. Photo contributed.[/caption]St. Maarten / By Jason Lista – “St. Maarten is becoming a land of invasive species,” Tadzio
