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International travelers to U.S. face new mandatory health declaration starting November 3 | The Peoples Tribune

October 26, 2026

International travelers to U.S. face new mandatory health declaration starting November 3 | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--International travelers, including passengers departing St. Maarten for the United States or connecting through American airports, will be required to complete a new mandatory health declaration beginning November 3, 2026, as U.S. authorities introduce additional sc...

October 26, 2026

Jet fuel tops $200 a barrel, higher prices should be expected across the board | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Residents of St. Maarten could face another round of cost-of-living increases as global jet fuel prices climb above US$200 per barrel, raising concerns about more expensive airline tickets, higher freight charges, increased consumer prices and the possibility of few...

October 26, 2026

Connor discusses mental health project with Trust Fund reps. | The Daily Herald

Health Minister Claret Connor (sixth from left) with representatives of the St. Maarten Trust Fund and other partners who attended the meeting. PHILIPSBURG--Health Minister Claret Connor discussed the mental health project with representatives of the St. Maarten Trust Fund and...

October 26, 2026

Priests met on Bonaire | The Daily Herald

Group photo KRALENDIJK--Last week all priests from the Diocese of Willemstad gathered on Bonaire for their annual conference. They met to discuss matters including developments within the Roman Catholic Church. Also present was the Apostolic Administrator of the diocese, Archb...

October 26, 2026

@ColorMeSXM launches updated website & Philipsburg Art Walk map | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - Be The Change Foundation is carrying out maintenance on its @ColorMeSXM mural project in Philipsburg and has launched a new website www.colormesxm.com with an updated map of the ‘Philipsburg Art Walk’. Over the past six years, @ColorMeSXM has worked...

October 26, 2026

Rotary Club of Sint Maarten-Mid Isle and Windward Islands Bank Launch the 2026 Spelling Bee Competition | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - The Rotary Club of Sint Maarten-Mid Isle, in partnership with Windward Islands Bank (WIB), is pleased to announce the launch of the 2026 Rotary - WIB Spelling Bee Competition, with preliminary round scheduled for Sunday, November 1, 2026, at the Para...

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Local News

Mercelina seeking practical results  from St. Maarten’s VNG partnership | The Daily Herald

October 26, 2026

Mercelina seeking practical results from St. Maarten’s VNG partnership | The Daily Herald

Prime Minister Dr. Luc Mercelina and other parties who attended the meeting. THE HAGUE--Prime Minister Dr. Luc Mercelina wants practical results from St. Maarten’s partnership with the Association of Netherlands Municipalities VNG, with discussions focusing on energy sustainab...

October 26, 2026

Sarah backs breadfruit initiative, proposes more fruit trees, veggies | The Daily Herald

PHILIPSBURG--President of Parliament Sarah Wescot-Williams has endorsed Health Minister Claret Connor’s plan to distribute breadfruit trees across St. Maarten and has proposed that the initiative be expanded to include other fruit trees and quick-harvest vegetables. In a lette...

October 25, 2026

Two young spoken word talents awarded $3,000 in prizes and school fees covered | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY- - Two primary school students who prepared for a spoken word competition that was eventually cancelled have been recognized with a combined prize package valued at approximately US $3,000, full payment of their school fees for the 2027/2028 academic year, and roles...

October 25, 2026

Six Major policy and legislative proposals remained pending before SER | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Six advisory requests involving some of St. Maarten's important social, economic and legislative issues remained pending before the Social Economic Council (SER) at the end of 2025, including proposals concerning the establishment of a new poverty line, corporate in...

October 25, 2026

SER says government delays prevented issuance of advice, disrupted its work | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--The Social Economic Council (SER) of St. Maarten has identified significant administrative delays at the Ministry of General Affairs as a major obstacle to carrying out its statutory responsibilities, revealing that Government's failure to finalize required appointm...

October 25, 2026

Can you reduce your breast cancer risk? What you can change and what you cannot | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Can breast cancer be prevented? It sounds like a simple question, but the answer requires some care. There is no guaranteed way to prevent breast cancer. A woman can exercise regularly, maintain a healthy weight, avoid alcohol and still develop the disease. Ano...

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Headlines

Gumbs: Road Budget to Jump From 650,000 to 5 Million Guilders in 2027 | The Peoples Tribune

October 21, 2026

Gumbs: Road Budget to Jump From 650,000 to 5 Million Guilders in 2027 | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY- - Minister of Public Housing, Spatial Planning, Environment and Infrastructure (VROMI), Patrice Gumbs, has announced that St. Maarten's budget allocation for road infrastructure is set to increase substantially in 2027, rising from just 650,000 guilders in 2026...

October 21, 2026

Government regains control of 17 hectares of “Rainforest” Land, plans St. Maarten’s first Terrestrial Park | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Minister of Public Housing, Spatial Planning, Environment and Infrastructure (VROMI), Patrice Gumbs, has announced that approximately 17 hectares of land commonly referred to as Rainforest have been returned to the Government of St. Maarten, opening the way for...

October 20, 2026

Police issue traffic and safety advisory ahead of St. Maarten's busy tourism season | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--The Police Force of St. Maarten (KPSM) is urging motorists, transportation operators, residents and visitors to prepare for increased traffic congestion as the island approaches the busy tourism high season, with Philipsburg and Simpson Bay expected to experien...

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