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Draft gambling law will require casinos  to identify, address harmful gambling | The Daily Herald

October 30, 2026

Draft gambling law will require casinos to identify, address harmful gambling | The Daily Herald

A casino in St Maarten. PHILIPSBURG--Casinos in St Maarten could be required to identify players showing signs of excessive gambling, intervene when there are reasonable grounds to suspect gambling-related harm, and deny access to people considered at risk under a proposed Nat...

October 30, 2026

EXHIBITION: The sketches for the major future construction projects in Saint-Martin have been unveiled. | Faxinfo

On Friday, October 23, the meeting room of the COM's events department hosted a exhibition dedicated to the three future facilities : the Thelbert Carti stadium of the Orléans district , the Sandy Ground socio-cultural center and the Galisbay technical center Organized as part...

October 30, 2026

PINK OCTOBER: Self-examination at the heart of a sporty morning | Faxinfo

Saturday, October 24th, the Friendly Longe-Côte association combined physical activity and learning self-examination As part of “October in Motion”. A morning to learn to better understand your body and adopt good habits.   On Friar's Bay beach, sport served as the common...

October 30, 2026

HEALTH: Wellness workshops to help people cope better with cancer in Saint-Martin | Faxinfo

À l’occasion d’une journée de sensibilisation au cancer du sein, the association Fleur du Phoenix invested the service de l’hôpital de jour de Saint-Martin , où les patients viennent habituellement pour leur chemotherapy . Le temps d’une journée, massages, pose de vernis, cons...

October 30, 2026

COCI President Tamara Leonard pushes for longer voting hours | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--St. Maarten Chamber of Commerce and Industry (COCI) President Tamara Leonard says proposed changes to the Chamber's election procedures are ready for submission to government, including an extension of voting hours intended to give business owners more time to parti...

October 30, 2026

PREFECTURE: Aurélien Adamski, new chief of staff to the prefect | Faxinfo

A new sub-prefect is preparing to take up his duties in Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy. Aurélien Adamski , previously stationed in Haute-Vienne, has been appointed chief of staff to the prefect by decree of October 7, 2026 , for an initial period of three years.   He s...

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King Willem-Alexander attends UNESCO Global Summit on Racism, Discrimination and Reparatory Justice | The Peoples Tribune

October 29, 2026

King Willem-Alexander attends UNESCO Global Summit on Racism, Discrimination and Reparatory Justice | The Peoples Tribune

THE HAGUE- - King Willem-Alexander attended the opening of the fifth UNESCO Global Forum Against Racism and Discrimination in The Hague on Thursday, October 29, as international leaders, government representatives, researchers and civil society organizations gathered to e...

October 29, 2026

Minister of VSA Extends Heartfelt Congratulations to Mrs. Doris Hodge-Wilson on Her 105th Birthday | Government of Sint Maarten

The Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labor, Honorable Claret Connor, extends warmest congratulations and best wishes to Mrs. Doris Olive Hodge-Wilson as she celebrates the remarkable milestone of her 105th birthday. Reaching 105 years is an extraordi...

October 29, 2026

Anguilla Culinary Team to Compete at Taste of the Caribbean 2026 in Barbados | The Daily Herald

Culinary Team with government and tourism officials. ANGUILLA--Anguilla’s culinary talent is set to take centre stage as a team of talented chefs and hospi-tality professionals gears up to participate in Taste of the Caribbean 2026, scheduled to take place from November 16 -19...

October 29, 2026

KPSM warns students against egg throwing ahead of Halloween | The Daily Herald

The St. Maarten Police Force KPSM issued a statement against egg throwing during Halloween. Fines up to Cg. 500 could be issued to those caught. PHILIPSBURG--The St. Maarten Police Force KPSM has warned students against throwing eggs at fellow students, vehicles, homes and oth...

October 29, 2026

Seven Carnival Cruise Lines expected in Bonaire as company forecasts double-digit growth | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Carnival Corporation, the world's largest cruise company, is projecting double-digit growth in cruise capacity to Bonaire between 2025 and 2027, with seven of its cruise lines scheduled to visit the Dutch Caribbean island next year. The announcement signals an expan...

October 29, 2026

MP Lewis urges coalition to put country first, calls for accountability over VROMI tender concerns | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Nation Opportunity Wealth (NOW) Member of Parliament Lyndon Lewis is calling on members of the governing coalition to place the interests of St. Maarten above political loyalty, warning that continued concerns surrounding the Ministry of Public Housing, Spatial...

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

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 23, 2026

St. Maarten loses a champion of arts, crafts and cultural heritage | The Daily Herald

PHILIPSBURG--The community of St. Maarten is in deep mourning following the passing of Esther Narcisco-Williams, a monumental pillar of the island’s arts and crafts, theatre, and cultural heritage. Recognised as one of the nation's most treasured cultural icons, Narcisco-Willi...

October 22, 2026

Bell sentenced to 10 years   in prison for sexual abuse | The Daily Herald

 PHILIPSBURG--Aartwichgt Anthony Bell was sentenced to 10 years’ unconditional imprisonment and ordered to pay 50,000 Caribbean Guilders in compensation to the victim when the court delivered its verdict on Thursday, October 22.  The verdict was communicated to Bell...

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