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Heyliger-Marten revisits US$82.6 million preclearance concept for SXM Airport | The Peoples Tribune

November 04, 2026

Heyliger-Marten revisits US$82.6 million preclearance concept for SXM Airport | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Traffic and Telecommunication (TEATT) Grisha Heyliger-Marten is calling for renewed consideration of United States Customs and Border Protection Preclearance at Princess Juliana International Airport, alongside the develop...

November 04, 2026

Advancements of Construction at the new Point Blanche Prison | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - As works progress on the construction of the new Point Blanche Prison Facility, the Ministry of Justice would like to provide an update on recent site developments, upcoming activities, and the environmental controls in place. Implemented by the Unit...

November 04, 2026

Team Sint Maarten/St. Martin Gears Up for Return to Taste of the Caribbean | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - For the first time since 2017, Team Sint Maarten/St. Martin is preparing to represent the island at the prestigious Taste of the Caribbean culinary competition, taking place in Barbados later this month. Following a hiatus of several years during whi...

November 04, 2026

MP Labega takes aim at fellow DP Minister Gumbs over tax reform delays and lack of deliverables | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Democratic Party Member of Parliament Dimar Labega delivered harsh criticism of Minister of Finance Marinka Gumbs, a fellow member of the Democratic Party, during Tuesday evening's parliamentary debate on the draft 2027 National Budget, questioning her leadersh...

November 04, 2026

Repealing outdated tax laws, introducing new tax ordinance part of tax reform plan | The Daily Herald

PHILIPSBURG--Government has allocated 900,000 Caribbean guilders in the draft 2027 budget to advance tax reform, including the repeal of outdated tax laws and the introduction of a revised General National Ordinance on National Taxes, Minister of Finance Marinka Gumbs said dur...

November 04, 2026

Grisha to ask BTP to identify which GEBE tariff changes can be made immediately | The Daily Herald

PHILIPSBURG--TEATT Minister Grisha Heyliger-Marten intends to ask the Bureau Telecommunication and Post (BTP) to identify which recommendations from its 2025 evaluation of GEBE's tariffs have already been verified, which corrective measures can be implemented immediately and w...

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Local News

BEEKEEPING: Hives must be declared before December 31st | Faxinfo

November 04, 2026

BEEKEEPING: Hives must be declared before December 31st | Faxinfo

La Interprofessional consular chamber of Saint-Martin (CCISM) reminds the beekeepers of Saint-Martin that the annual declaration of beehives is mandatory, starting with the first colony. This campaign should also allow for better understand the local sector and its needs. &nbs...

November 04, 2026

Lasana Sekou’s work draws serious attention | The Daily Herald

“Book of the Dead” by Lasana M. Sekou and “Rhetoric of Resistance, Labor of Love: The Ecopoetics of Nationhood in the Poetry and Prose of Lasana M. Sekou” by Dannabang Kuwabong. PHILIPSBURG--The poetry and writing of St. Maarten author Lasana M. Sekou has featured in several r...

November 04, 2026

LOCAL LIFE: The Compagnons Bâtisseurs are reorganizing their operations in Saint-Martin | Faxinfo

Following Maé Bridier's departure from the position of director, the Companions Builders of Saint-Martin have chosen to abandon the position of territorial coordinator in favor of a new pair, without dedicated local management.   Since last August, The management of the s...

November 04, 2026

Project to enhance Bonaire city centre | The Daily Herald

Works are underway. KRALENDIJK--Reconstruction work on Phase 3 of Kaya Grandi in the centre of Kralendijk is in full swing. Through this project, Bonaire aims to improve the city centre’s infrastructure, with a particular focus on better drainage, enhanced accessibility for pe...

November 04, 2026

Air France Airbus A350-900 makes historic first landing at PJIA | The Peoples Tribune

SXM AIRPORT--Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIA) welcomed the first landing of an Air France Airbus A350-900, marking a milestone in the airport's aviation history and adding another wide-body aircraft type to its list of international arrivals. The aircraft's arriva...

November 04, 2026

MPs Ottley and Lewis seek clarity on GEBE relief, financial assistance and delayed projects | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Members of Parliament Omar Ottley and Lyndon Lewis directed a series of questions to government ministers during Tuesday evening's debate on the draft 2027 National Budget, demanding clarity on electricity relief, the controversial garbage collection tender, ov...

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Headlines

MP York: "It shouldn't take six months to identify and  fix a pothole." | The Peoples Tribune

November 02, 2026

MP York: "It shouldn't take six months to identify and fix a pothole." | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Darryl York is questioning why basic road maintenance continues to take extended periods to complete, arguing that government should be able to address potholes and other immediate road defects without waiting for extensive infrastructure projec...

November 02, 2026

Scooter and car collide, victim reportedly run over afterwards

The Police Force of Sint Maarten (KPSM) is currently investigating a serious traffic accident that occurred on Bush Road shortly before 4:00 a.m. on Monday, November 2, 2026. Central Police Dispatch received a report of a male lying on the roadway next to a scooter following a traffic accident. Police patrols, detectives, and personnel from the Traffic Department were immediately dispatched to the scene.

October 30, 2026

Saro Spadaro: AI will change hospitality management, but people remain essential | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Artificial intelligence is creating new opportunities for the hospitality industry to improve efficiency, control operating costs, and strengthen guest services, but technology should support rather than replace the people responsible for delivering the hospitality...

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