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Theo discharged after serious diverticulitis episode, Grisha urges proper care in recovery | The Daily Herald

September 15, 2026

Theo discharged after serious diverticulitis episode, Grisha urges proper care in recovery | The Daily Herald

CAY HILL--Former Member of Parliament (MP) Theo Heyliger has been discharged from the St Maarten Medical Center (SMMC) and returned to the care and custody of prison authorities following treatment for diverticulitis complicated by a perforation involving his colon, his wife G...

September 15, 2026

MP Doran: Alegria ruling was a victory for St. Maarten, not just for me | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament and National Alliance leader Egbert Doran on Tuesday criticized Minister of Public Housing, Spatial Planning, Environment and Infrastructure Patrice Gumbs for what he said was insufficient recognition of Country St. Maarten’s recent court victor...

September 15, 2026

Educators Strengthen Innovative Teaching Practices Through STEM to STEAM Professional Development Workshop | Government of Sint Maarten

The Division of Educational Innovation of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport hosted a three-day STEM to STEAM Teacher Training Workshop, aimed at strengthening innovative, interdisciplinary, and student-centered teaching practices within Sint Maarten’s schools...

September 15, 2026

St. Maarten gets two more years to complete Country Package reforms | The Peoples Tribune

THE HAGUE--St. Maarten will have two additional years to complete reforms under its Country Package, after the Dutch government decided to extend the reform cooperation framework with St. Maarten, Aruba and Curaçao through 2029. The decision became clear Tuesday with the publi...

September 15, 2026

CPS Reminds COVID-19 Vaccines Available for Adults and Children by Appointment on September 18 | Government of Sint Maarten

The Collective Prevention Service (CPS) COVID-19 vaccination clinic will be open by appointment only on Friday, September 18, 2026. CPS reminds the community that COVID-19 has not disappeared. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) latest global respiratory virus upd...

September 15, 2026

Minister Plenipotentiary Arrindell attends Troonrede. Kingdom-wide Closer Cooperation to Frame Caribbean Policy | Government of Sint Maarten

THE NETHERLANDS (THE HAGUE) – Minister Plenipotentiary of Sint Maarten, Drs. Gracita R. Arrindell, on Tuesday, 15 September 2026, attended the Troonrede delivered by His Royal Highness King Willem-Alexander at the opening of the parliamentary year of the Second Chamber of Parl...

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Theo Heyliger discharged  from hospital, transferred  back to prison | The Peoples Tribune

September 15, 2026

Theo Heyliger discharged from hospital, transferred back to prison | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Former Member of Parliament Theo Heyliger has been discharged from the hospital and transferred back to prison, according to an update Tuesday from his wife, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication Grisha Heyl...

September 15, 2026

WIB Supports Inaugural Breathe 2026 Respiratory Health Conference | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--The Windward Islands Bank (WIB) is supporting Breathe 2026, a new three-day respiratory health conference aimed at strengthening knowledge, collaboration and public awareness around respiratory health in St. Maarten and the wider Caribbean. The inaugural confer...

September 15, 2026

“Nos Ta Un Reino”: In 120 words King Willem-Alexander stresses One Kingdom | The Peoples Tribune

THE HAGUE--St. Maarten and the wider Caribbean part of the Kingdom received expanded attention from King Willem-Alexander on Tuesday, September 15, as he devoted a 120-word passage of the annual Throne Speech to cooperation within the Kingdom, more than twice the length of the...

September 15, 2026

WIFOL Members reminded of special General Meeting this Thursday | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Members of the Workers Institute for Organized Labour Association (WIFOL) are being reminded that the Special General Meeting of Members will take place this Thursday, September 17, at 10:00am at the WIFOL Building, Walter J.A. Nisbeth Road 89 in Philipsburg. The me...

September 15, 2026

Businesses set sights on global markets through Miami mission | The Daily Herald

Caribbean entrepreneurs are being encouraged to expand beyond regional borders. PHILIPSBURG--Caribbean entrepreneurs are being encouraged to expand beyond regional borders and pursue international markets as the Island Roots to Global Routes Business Expansion Mission and Expo...

September 15, 2026

Justice system must see potential before young people become cases | The Daily Herald

Chief Prosecutor Manon Ridderbeks during the installation session held on at the Courthouse last Friday. PHILIPSBURG--The justice system must do more to recognise the talents and potential of young people before they become involved in criminal cases, Chief Prosecutor Manon Ri...

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Headlines

Gumbs: Putting limits on use of govt vehicles can reduce costs | The Daily Herald

September 08, 2026

Gumbs: Putting limits on use of govt vehicles can reduce costs | The Daily Herald

PHILIPSBURG--Finance Minister Marinka Gumbs says putting limits on the use of government vehicles is an area where government can reduce costs with potential savings in vehicle maintenance, purchases and fuel.  Gumbs made the remarks during a press conference at Parliamen...

September 08, 2026

Four in 10 dutch 15-year-olds lack basic reading skills as literacy decline deepens | The Peoples Tribune

THE HAGUE--Nearly four in every 10 Dutch 15-year-olds do not have the minimum reading proficiency considered necessary to fully participate in society, according to the latest international PISA results, deepening concerns over declining literacy levels in the Netherlands. Mor...

September 08, 2026

Draft 2027 budget projects Cg 670.3 million in revenue, Cg 662.2 million in expenses | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--The Government of St. Maarten is projecting Cg 670.3 million in revenue against Cg 662.2 million in current expenditures in its Draft 2027 National Budget, leaving a positive difference of approximately Cg 8.1 million. The proposed budget also includes Cg 221.2...

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