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Alegria Real Estate has turned up the heat on its pool bar operator and tenant of one of the units at the resort in a way that smells of pure harassment. After losing two court cases against the pool bar owner, Alegria is now threatening to throw
How will we ever get out of this constitutional mess? The governor has given the green light to the new coalition and the incumbent cabinet is not prepared to give up its position. Here is a possible outcome: article 21 in the regulation for the g
Theo Heyliger - File photo Dear Editor, With all the commotion going on...where is Theo? His silence is deafening. Is he backing the Government's fight for new elections now? Is he ready? Curious to know. Michael J. Ferrier
St. Maarten Cadastre Office in Philipsburg St. Maarten – The fact that the mandate of the temporary mortgage custodian at the Cadastre has expired since October 1, has immediate consequences, attorney Cor Merx discovered yesterday. “I obta
Parliamentarian Silvio Matser arrives at the courthouse on January 7 for his sentence hearing. File photo Today / Milton Pieters St. Maarten – MP Silvio Matser appears in the Common Court of Justice this afternoon at 1.30 p.m. for a p
The armored truck is seen in the back while the body of one robber is on the floor on Tuesday morning in Cay Hill. Photo Today / Leo Brown Police search for third suspect St. Maarten -A security guard of Pan American shot and killed two
The Finch family. Photo Gofundme Wedding anniversary in St. Maarten was couple’s last vacation St. Maarten – Sarah Coalter-Finch and her husband went on a “vacation of a lifetime” in St. Maarten this summer to celebrate their tent
Elektra, the spokeswoman for the Elektralytes & Positive Foundation (left) with Evencia Carty-Seabrookes, Kooyman’s commercial officer. Photo contributed St. Maarten – The Elektralytes & Positive foundations have teamed up with Kooyman
St. Maarten (DCOMM) – Dr. Virginia Asin, head of the Collective Preventive Service and Margje Troost (public health department), attended the Pan American Health Organization’s directing council meeting in Washington, D.C. Delegates came from
Children bond with their parents at Toddler Time. Photo DCOMM St. Maarten (DCOMM) – The Toddler Time storytelling event that was part of the commemoration of World Breastfeeding Week in August, will return next year because it was a huge success
St. Maarten – Hardly a week after Alegria Real Estate lost its second court case against Marty Dijkhuis, the operator of Marty’s Dream Pool Bar at the resort in Beacon Hill has been summoned to vacate the unit he leases at Alegria by next week Mo
Dancers perform at the 2014 Niaca fest. Photo contributed St. Maarten – The National Institute of arts hosts the third annual Niaca festival this Saturday at the John Larmonie Center. The highlight of the evening will be an award cere
Receding waters reveal hidden structures in the Great Salt Pond. The stone walls dividing salt pans mirror the slave walls partitioning the hills. Once the economic and cultural heart of the island, the Great Salt Pond has diminished in rec
THE BOTTOM – After five years as a Dutch public entity Saba sees progress, like the improvement of the infrastructure and the prospect of a water distribution network. Matters like pensions, cost of living and taxes remain a sore point, H