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St. Maarten – Hurricane Gonzalo took the lives of one and possibly two people in St. Maarten, and another two in nearby St. Barths. Préfet Délégué Philippe Chopin confirmed the deaths on French territory. According to reports—which have been
St. Maarten – Did the Ministry of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication make a blunder with the calculation of the new gas and diesel prices it published last week? The argument for an affirmative answer to this question is to
St. Maarten – “Let us be very vigilant, but don’t panic.” These cautionary words came from Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labor Cornelius de Weever at a press conference on ebola on Monday. The health minister acknowledged
St. Maarten - Five people were arrested over the weekend for illegal fire arm possession—43-year-old J.D.C in Cay Hill ,40-year-old J.M.C. and 32-year- old F.A.Q.H in Sucker Garden plus two teens aged 15 and 16 in Cay Bay—all of whom currently r
St. Maarten —Schools remain closed today as cleanup efforts continue in the aftermath of hurricane Gonzalo. Link One in the Cay Hill area also remains closed today until further notice as a precautionary measure due to rock falls. “Cleanup is
St. Maarten —The trend in the aging population is high on the agenda of the ministry with responsibilities for social development, according to a press release from the department. The Symposium on ageing held last week Wednesday acted as the firs
St. Maarten —Three traffic accidents occurred during the early morning hours on Saturday for which police had to be called to the scene. The first accident took place around 03:30 am on the Airport Road in the vicinity of Arrindell Aviation where
St. Maarten - The show of support in the fight against breast cancer awareness was evident in the number of participants that turned up for the early morning walk which started at DIVICO in Colebay and concluded at the Emilio Wilson Estate. In kee