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COURT: Acquittal of a young man prosecuted for violence with a firearm | Faxinfo

November 10, 2026

COURT: Acquittal of a young man prosecuted for violence with a firearm | Faxinfo

Aged only 19 and prosecuted for shooting a man, Mr. left free from the courtroom Wednesday November 4 as the prosecution had requested four years imprisonment and a warrant for arrest against him. According to the court, it was impossible to prove that he had actually fired in...

November 10, 2026

COURT: He throws stones at his boss after his dismissal is announced | Faxinfo

Poursuivi pour violences et dégradations, S. a été condamné jeudi 5 novembre à six months suspended sentence . Le tribunal a également accordé 500 euros de dommages et intérêts à son ancien employeur.   Début décembre 2025, à Quartier d’Orléans, un entretien professionnel...

November 10, 2026

EUROPEAN FUNDS / Raffaele Fitto visits Saint-Martin: “Before making decisions, you need to know the situation on the ground” | Faxinfo

It was in Réunion, a year and a half ago, that President Louis Mussington outlined the local issues to Raffaele Fitto, Executive Vice-President of the European Commission and Commissioner for the Cohesion policy, regional development and cities whose outermost regions (ORs). T...

November 10, 2026

SAINT-MARTIN'S DAY: November 11th, a day for Saint-Martin unity | Faxinfo

The 2026 edition of the Saint-Martin festival will take place on the French side After last year's edition in Sint Maarten, the festivities will take place in the Quartier d'Orléans, around this a gathering celebrating unity and fraternity between the two parts of the island....

November 10, 2026

SXM DAY STREET INTERVIEWS: What does the Saint-Martin festival represent for you? | Faxinfo

One island, two nations, but one people. Every November 11th, Saint-Martin celebrates its unity, its cultural richness, and its shared heritage on the feast day of its patron saint, Saint Martin of Tours. More than just a celebration, this day commemorates the historic underst...

November 10, 2026

EMPLOYMENT / “Talent has no criminal record”: a call to employers to combat recidivism | Faxinfo

À Saint-Martin, France Travail, la Local mission and the service pénitentiaire d’insertion et de probation ( SPIP) veulent mobiliser les entreprises pour offrir une seconde chance aux personnes sous main de justice. Un emploi peut changer une trajectoire et prévenir de futures...

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Local News

Govt exploring financial options to  acquire Mullet Bay if it goes on sale | The Daily Herald

November 10, 2026

Govt exploring financial options to acquire Mullet Bay if it goes on sale | The Daily Herald

An arial view of Mullet Bay. PHILIPSBURG--The government is not pursuing a co-development arrangement or private financing partnership for Mullet Bay, but is instead focused on establishing when the property will return to the market so that St. Maarten can exercise its secure...

November 10, 2026

‘I saw first place and slammed into the water with excitement’, Azaiah recalls historic win | The Daily Herald

Swimming sensation Azaiah Duzon and his mother shortly after he arrived back home with Team St. Maarten on Monday. PHILIPSBURG--Still taking in the magnitude of his achievement, young swimming sensation Azaiah Duzon told The Daily Herald on Monday that he could hardly believe...

November 10, 2026

Govt. approves 50% reduction in special import duty on gas | The Daily Herald

~For initial two to three months~ PHILIPSBURG--The Council of Ministers has approved a 50% reduction in the tariff on the special import duty for gasoline, with the relief expected to initially run for two to three months before being reassessed.  Finance Minister Marinka...

November 10, 2026

Minister Arrindell urges St. Maarten diaspora to share expertise and help build country's future | The Peoples Tribune

THE HAGUE--Minister Plenipotentiary of St. Maarten Gracita Arrindell has called on St. Maarteners living in the Netherlands, particularly students and young professionals, to remain connected to their homeland and contribute their knowledge, skills and professional expertise t...

November 10, 2026

Gumbs responds to Labega's criticism, details tax reform progress and delays in revenue measures | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY-- Minister of Finance Marinka Gumbs has acknowledged that St. Maarten has not yet reached the full tax reform phase of its financial modernization agenda, while outlining the work underway on outstanding legislation, revenue measures and tax administration impro...

November 10, 2026

National craft lab celebrates St. Maarten's heritage as young artists showcase their creations | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY- - After eight weeks of hands-on learning and artistic development, the National Craft Lab concluded on Saturday, November 7, with an exhibition and certificate presentation ceremony at the Philipsburg Cultural Center, showcasing the creativity of young particip...

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Headlines

MP Peterson's proposed 80% cut to Parliament travel could free up Cg 904,624 for school repairs, other issues | The Peoples Tribune

November 06, 2026

MP Peterson's proposed 80% cut to Parliament travel could free up Cg 904,624 for school repairs, other issues | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Raeyhon Peterson's proposal to cut Parliament's travel budget by 80% could redirect Cg 904,624 toward repairs at St. Maarten's public schools, providing a significant increase in funding for school maintenance at a time when the Ministry of Educ...

November 06, 2026

Five, six and seven ships in port over multiple days through February, beginning Nov 11 | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY – St. Maarten is preparing for a busy four-month period of cruise tourism, with several days between November 2026 and February 2027 expected to bring five, six and potentially seven cruise ships to the island. December is shaping up to be the busiest month for vesse...

November 05, 2026

False Shooting Alarm Leads Police To Discover Three Children Living in Deplorable Conditions | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - The Police Force of Sint Maarten (KPSM) is investigating an unusual incident that unfolded on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, involving a false report of a shooting, the discovery of three children in deplorable living conditions, and the subsequent arres...

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