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St. Maarten News - Nagico Insurances recently partnered with the Financial Intelligence Unit to host a panel discussion about anti-money laundering, terrorist financing and fraud as it relates to St. Maarten and the insurance industry. This inform
From left: Lian Borsje, Marine Caillet and Anoushka Devid of the office of the Dutch Representative. Photo contributed St. Maarten News – Art Saves Lives (ASL) student ambassadors Marine Caillet, Lian Borsje, Dashaun Prince and Li
TelEm Group Chief Financial Officer Helma Etnel addresses staff during a meeting at the Belair Community Center. Photo contributed St. Maarten News – The TelEm Group has reported a profit of close to 7 million guilders for the year 2015 �
From left Ewout van der Heiden, Christian Hesen, Justice Minister Edson Kirindongo, Brenda Bruggeman and Danny Posthuma. Photo contributed St. Maarten News - During a short ceremony last Friday three new members of the Royal Marechauss
St. Maarten News – Former airport director Regina Labega spoke about sustainable tourism as a key for Caribbean airports at the first Caribbean Aviation conference hosted by the government of Dominica earlier last week in Rousseau. Sustainable to
St. Maarten News – “Lack of leadership, not sticking to commitments and turning their back on the people of St. Maarten,” said Gracita Arrindell yesterday about her reasons for leaving the United People’s Party and returning to the
Dear editor, Obedience is one of the most difficult challenges in life. For all humans obedience determines their success and quality of life if they choose to do what is right. I myself was very ignorant to this fact until I realize that if I was
Though our government may not be shooting for higher taxes, as Finance Minister Richard Gibson said on Friday during the tax summit at the Westin, there may be one levy that makes sense: a tax on soft drinks that contain sugar or artificial sweetener
Prime Minister William Marlin (left) and Finance Minister Richard Gibson during the tax summit. To the right is Minister Emil Lee. Photo contributed St. Maarten News – “No drastic fiscal steps are necessary to improve revenue,”
The pathfinders pose for a picture in front of the police station with several police officers. Photo KPSM St. Maarten News - The Philipsburg Pioneers Pathfinders treated the morning shift at police headquarters yesterday to with a
St. Maarten News – The Discovery Farm at the Seaside Nature Park in Cay Bay hosts summer camps for children aged 3 to 5 and aged 6 to 10 during six weeks that begin on July 6 and conclude in the week of August 8. The activity program inc
Ihndhira Richardson-Marlin receives the award from Governor Holiday. Photo Today / Andrew Bishop St. Maarten News - The Prins Bernhard Cultural Fund awarded Ihndhira Richardson-Marlin for her contributions to the Arts and Dance at th
St. Maarten News - Competitive sailboat racing, live music and fun are all part of the mix at the second annual Lagoonies Regatta this upcoming Saturday. The Regatta will feature a full day of events from morning to night. The racing will be held fro
St. Maarten - The St. Maarten Hospitality & Trade Association - SHTA, announced this weekend that it has managed to secure four USA Today Newspaper ad insertions in the coming weeks boosting St. Maarten as a top vacation destination. The marketin
St. Maarten News – While the price of unleaded gas on the French side has been a steady $0.87 for months, the price on the Dutch side goes up once again today, from 1.763 to 1.868 guilders (from $0.984 to $1.044). Gas is now $0.174 per liter more e
St. Maarten News – Winair will offer an expanded summer schedule this coming season in addition to the regular services to Saba, St. Eustatius, St. Barth, Dominica – Douglas Charles Airport, St. Kitts, Nevis and Tortola. From June 20, Winair wil