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Ten new Call Handlers begin  six-week training programme | The Daily Herald

August 07, 2026

Ten new Call Handlers begin six-week training programme | The Daily Herald

New call handlers with Governor and other officials from the Control Room. ANGUILLA--Tuesday, August 4, was the official opening ceremony for ten newly recruited call handlers who have commenced a six-week training programme for the Joint Emergency Services Control Room (JESCR...

August 07, 2026

Colombian navy ship in Curaçao | The Daily Herald

ARC ‘24 de Julio’. WILLEMSTAD--Colombian naval vessel ARC “24 de Julio” docked at the Mathey Wharf in the port of Willemstad on Monday morning. The arrival was officially welcomed by the Ambassador and Consul of Colombia to Curaçao Pablo Antonio Rebolledo Schloss and the ship’...

August 07, 2026

‘De Wizard’ ahead in boat races so far | The Daily Herald

“De Wizard”. ANGUILLA--The race to be crowned Champion of Champions has just started and continues all week. Two exciting races took place on Sunday and Monday for the A Class boats. “De Wizard” won both races, so currently stands at the top of the rankings with ten points. In...

August 07, 2026

Parents can open WIB student bank accounts on the spot at Back-to-School Expo Sunday | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Parents attending the inaugural Back-to-School Expo on Sunday, August 9, at the Aleeze Convention Center will have an opportunity to do more than prepare their children academically for the new school year. They will also be able to take a practical step toward thei...

August 07, 2026

Merchants call for garbage bins and clarity on the remaining that government ordered | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Merchants on Backstreet are calling on government to extend the placement of communal garbage bins beyond the Boardwalk and Frontstreet and to provide an update on the remaining bins ordered to be placed specifically in the Philipsburg area. Merchants, speaking to �...

August 07, 2026

Public consultation moves Saint Martin flag initiative forward to next phase | The Peoples Tribune

MARIGOT--President of the Cultural Commission Valerie Damasseau and Cultural Department Director Claudine Lake Mingau are inviting the public to participate in the next phase of the process to create a territorial flag representing the identity, culture and heritage of Saint-M...

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Local News

ECONOMY / Unpaid invoices: tensions rise between businesses and local authorities | Faxinfo

August 07, 2026

ECONOMY / Unpaid invoices: tensions rise between businesses and local authorities | Faxinfo

“Enough is enough”. The message was clear on Friday, July 31st at the CCISM, where the FIPCOM – MEDEF Saint-Martin brought together several representatives from the economic world to raise awareness about payment delays by the local authority. Construction workers, transporter...

August 07, 2026

SPORT – FACILITIES | Faxinfo

Soon the kick-off of the new Thelbert Carti stadium Nine years after Hurricane Irma, the project of reconstruction of the Thelbert Carti stadium will soon enter its concrete phase. Meeting on Tuesday in Quartier d'Orléans, elected officials from the Collectivity, state service...

August 07, 2026

CYCLING / Éric Hélan, last pedal stroke before Japan | Faxinfo

Before flying off alone to the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships In Japan, the cyclist from Saint-Martin organizes Sunday, August 9th, a race on the Dutch side . The " Eric Hélan Grand Prix " will bring together cycling enthusiasts while allowing him to raise some funds for h...

August 07, 2026

ENVIRONMENT / The mangrove turns pink in the east of the island | Faxinfo

For several weeks now, a striking fuchsia pink hue has been coloring part of the Biodiversity Mangrove Nursery and the Griselle pond, near the Salines d'Orient pond. This natural phenomenon, as spectacular as it is ephemeral , is not not linked to pollution but under specific...

August 07, 2026

LEISURE / The Rubik's Cube makes the island spin | Faxinfo

Près d’un demi-siècle après sa création, le Rubik's Cube n’a rien perdu de sa popularité en faisant son entrée dans les compétitions officielles à Saint-Martin le 1er août, avant une seconde journée organisée le 2 août à Sint Maarten. Homologués par la World Cube Association (...

August 06, 2026

Former St. Maarten journalist Marvin Hokstam Baapoure releases debut historical thriller ‘Het Punt.’ | The Peoples Tribune

AMSTERDAM--Journalist, author and AFRO Magazine founder Marvin Hokstam Baapoure has released his debut novel, Het Punt., a historical thriller that combines a murder investigation with questions of racism, identity, colonial history and the lasting influence of the past. The n...

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Headlines

Drive Safe SXM and Slow Down Nuh Join Forces: French and Dutch Sides Unite for Road Safety | Soualiganewsday

August 03, 2026

Drive Safe SXM and Slow Down Nuh Join Forces: French and Dutch Sides Unite for Road Safety | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - Member of Parliament (MP) Sjamira D.M. Roseburg and Gaelle Arndell owner of Soualichi Driving School have announced that their two road safety movements, Drive Safe SXM and Slow Down Nuh, are joining forces to promote safer roads across the island. I...

August 02, 2026

Employees escape during armed robbery at Mr. Cool | The Daily Herald

 A late afternoon armed robbery attempt took place at Mr. Cool located on the Union Road near the French border. COLE BAY--The Police Force of Sint Maarten (KPSM) is actively investigating an armed robbery that occurred on July 29 at Mr. Cool on Union Road, a short distan...

July 29, 2026

How do you move an entire hospital? SMMC has a seven-movement strategy | The Peoples Tribune

CAY HILL--St. Maarten Medical Center, SMMC, is developing a coordinated relocation strategy based on the “Seven Movements of Healthcare” to guide the transfer of hospital services into the new St. Maarten General Hospital, SMGH. The seven movements cover the areas that mu...

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