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CULTURE / My Saint-Martin Flag: 42 proposals to be judged | Faxinfo

October 06, 2026

CULTURE / My Saint-Martin Flag: 42 proposals to be judged | Faxinfo

The competition of creation of the future flag of Saint-Martin It ended on Wednesday, September 30, after nearly two months of participation. Launched in August as part of the project My Saint-Martin Flag he collected 42 projects .   A jury will soon examine all the creat...

October 06, 2026

SOCIETY: The return of a key link in victim support | Faxinfo

For ten months, Saint-Martin was one of the rare territories of the Republic to be devoid of social worker in the gendarmerie Record (ISG) An essential position which acts as a liaison between victims, the police, and support services Since last month, Marie-Noëlle Jardon resu...

October 06, 2026

Chinese presence grew, but few signs of state influence | The Daily Herald

Container ship in Cura ç ao. THE HAGUE--The new research report “Chinese Presence and Geopolitical Resilience in the Caribbean Parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands” will be published and presented today, Tuesday. The study examines Chinese presence in Aruba, Bonaire, Curaça...

October 06, 2026

Simpson Bay Dock to undergo refurbishment work starting Oct 7 | The Daily Herald

The Minister of Public Housing, Spatial Planning, Environment, and Infrastructure Patrice Gumbs with Luis Gioia of the Gioia Group at the Simpson Bay Dock. SIMPSON BAY--The Simpson Bay dock will be closed to the public from Wednesday, October 7, as refurbishment works get unde...

October 06, 2026

OpenAI to introduce invisible watermarks for ChatGPT and Codex text in Europe | The Peoples Tribune

NEW YORK--OpenAI has announced plans to begin placing invisible watermarks in eligible text generated by ChatGPT and Codex in the European Union as the company moves to comply with transparency requirements under the EU AI Act. The company announced the move on Monday, Oc...

October 06, 2026

IMMIGRATION & MARTIME SERVICES TEMPORARILY RELOCATED DURING SIMPSON BAY DOCK REFURBISHMENT | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (SIMPSON BAY) - Works on the comprehensive rebuilding and beautification of the Simpson Bay dock are entering a new phase. Over the past month, the lights, broken fencing, car wrecks, and bin have been removed. As of Wednesday, October 7 th , the Simpsonbay dock w...

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Local News

Central Bank publishes St. Maarten instant payment fees, revealing wide differences between banks | The Peoples Tribune

October 05, 2026

Central Bank publishes St. Maarten instant payment fees, revealing wide differences between banks | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY- - The Centrale Bank van Curaçao en St. Maarten (CBCS) has published an overview of the fees financial institutions charge customers for instant payments, giving consumers and businesses a clearer picture of what it costs to transfer money between participating...

October 05, 2026

PJIA CEO Michael Cleaver welcomes Contour’s new St. Thomas-St. Maarten service | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Princess Juliana International Airport CEO Michael Cleaver has welcomed Contour Airlines to St. Maarten following the launch of the carrier’s new nonstop service between St. Thomas and St. Maarten, describing the route as an important addition to regional connectivi...

October 05, 2026

IMMIGRATION AND MARTIME SERVICES, TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO FERRY DOCK AT PJIA DURING SIMPSON BAY DOCK REFURBISHMENT | Government of Sint Maarten

Works on the comprehensive rebuilding and beautification of the Simpson Bay dock are entering a new phase. Over the past month, the lights, broken fencing, car wrecks, and bin have been removed. As of Wednesday, October 7th, the Simpsonbay dock will&nb...

October 05, 2026

AUC, Ministry VSA & Positive Foundation Free Breast and Health Screenings for Women A Success | Government of Sint Maarten

On Saturday, October 3, 2026, the Honourable Prime Minister of Sint Maarten, Dr. Luc Marcelina visited the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine’s (AUC) Breast and Health Screening event held in the Vineyard building.    This is an ongoing collabora...

October 05, 2026

Minister Plenipotentiary Arrindell Participates in 2026 Annual VNG Congress. Provided Opportunity to Strengthen Contacts & Exchange Views | Government of Sint Maarten

THE NETHERLANDS (THE HAGUE) – Minister Plenipotentiary Drs. Gracita R. Arrindell, recently attended the 2026 Annual Congress of the Association of Netherlands Municipalities (VNG), held in the Achterhoek, with Oost Gelre and Winterswijk serving as host municipalities.  Th...

October 05, 2026

Caribbean Journalism Seminar 2026 focused on innovation, responsible use of AI | The Peoples Tribune

ORANJESTAD, Aruba--The Red Arubiano di Prensa Profesional (RAPP) organized the third annual Caribbean Journalism Seminar from September 25 to 27, placing innovation and artificial intelligence at the center of discussions about the future of journalism. The three-day program,...

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Headlines

Tourist Police to carry batons and handcuffs as Justice targets 20 recruits | The Peoples Tribune

September 30, 2026

Tourist Police to carry batons and handcuffs as Justice targets 20 recruits | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Minister of Justice Nathalie Tackling says St. Maarten’s planned tourist police officers will be permitted to carry batons and handcuffs, while the Ministry is also studying whether equipment such as pepper spray and stun guns could eventually form part of their ope...

September 29, 2026

Lacroes suggests Causeway toll as possible source of govt. revenue | The Daily Herald

MP Francisco Lacroes. PHILIPSBURG--United People’s party (UP) Member of Parliament (MP) Francisco Lacroes has suggested introducing a toll on the Causeway Bridge as a possible way for the government to generate revenue and help reduce costs. Lacroes made the suggestion during...

September 29, 2026

New figures indicate 73.6% of St. Maarten adults overweight, nearly 44% obese | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Nearly three out of every four adults in St. Maarten are overweight and almost 44 percent are obese, according to figures attributed to the country’s 2023-2024 PAHO/WHO STEPS Survey, placing St. Maarten alongside Aruba in confronting extremely high levels of overwei...

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