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BEACH TENNIS: Players from Saint-Martin distinguish themselves at the French Championships | Faxinfo

September 01, 2026

BEACH TENNIS: Players from Saint-Martin distinguish themselves at the French Championships | Faxinfo

From August 19 to 22, Saint-Georges-de-Didonne welcomed the French Beach Tennis Pairs Championships Several players from Saint-Martin took part in this major national event, with several impressive performances to their credit.   Among the U18s, Charlotte Martinez (KKO BC...

September 01, 2026

LOCAL LIFE / Sports Festival: see you on September 5th in Marigot | Faxinfo

La Sports Festival 2026 will take place Saturday, September 5th, from 9am to 14pm at the Jean Louis Vanterpool Stadium Sports Hall in Marigot. Organized by the Collectivity and its Sports Department, this 7e edition It is free and open to all.     With 38 stands reco...

September 01, 2026

STREET INTERVIEWS: How did the school holidays go for the parents? | Faxinfo

Often synonymous with fun, diverse activities, and sometimes even travel for children, school holidays can also be a real headache for parents. Between sports activities, last-minute back-to-school shopping, and office hours, they have to juggle a schedule that doesn't always...

September 01, 2026

EDUCATION: Mobile phones banned in high schools | Faxinfo

Already banned in preschools, primary schools and middle schools since 2018, The use of mobile phones is now prohibited in high schools. Adopted in July then promulgated on August 24, 2026 the measure concerns also connected objects like watches and headphones. It comes into e...

September 01, 2026

CBCS, UoC launch initiative to study how people manage money and improve financial wellbeing | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY/WILLEMSTAD--The Centrale Bank van Curaçao en St. Maarten (CBCS) and the University of Curaçao dr. Moises da Costa Gomez (UoC) are establishing a special university position focused on helping people become financially stronger while also improving the way the fi...

September 01, 2026

Prosecutor’s Office: Charlotte Brookson Academy missing money criminal investigation in final stage | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY-- The criminal investigation into the alleged disappearance of nearly NAf 2 million from the Charlotte Brookson Academy of the Performing Arts (CBA) has entered its final investigative stage, with the Prosecutor’s Office confirming that a decision on prosecution will...

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Local News

WIFOL members convene special General Meeting, Board President served with legal notice | The Peoples Tribune

August 31, 2026

WIFOL members convene special General Meeting, Board President served with legal notice | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Members of the Workers Institute for Organized Labour Association (WIFOL) have formally convened a Special General Meeting of Members for Thursday, September 17, after what they say was the association board’s failure to act on a formal request submitted in May...

August 31, 2026

Governor hosts students heading for UK to study | The Daily Herald

Governor Julia Crouch with the students. ANGUILLA--Governor Julia Crouch hosted five bright local students at the Governor’s Office last week! The students are going to Birmingham and will be studying a wide range of subjects including engi-neering, project management, and bak...

August 31, 2026

French troops hold training in Curaçao | The Daily Herald

Urban warfare. WILLEMSTAD--A French military platoon from Martinique concluded its exercises in Curaçao last week. The troops are part of the 2nd Company of the 33rd Marine Infantry Regiment (33 Rima), which is based at Fort Desaix. They trained alongside the boat platoon and...

August 31, 2026

US halts all immigrant visa applications Caribbean caught in the restrictions | The Peoples Tribune

REGIONAL--Immigrant visa applicants across the Caribbean are facing new uncertainty after the United States temporarily paused immigrant visa appointments worldwide, only days after a federal court brought an end to an earlier policy that specifically targeted nationals of 75...

August 31, 2026

Robbery attempt stopped, one suspect arrested, firearm seized | The Daily Herald

Firearm seized after police chase in an operation to prevent possible robbery in Philipsburg. PHILIPSBURG--Police arrested one suspect and seized a firearm following a suspected robbery attempt in Philipsburg on Friday morning, August 28. St. Maarten Police Force KPSM Central...

August 31, 2026

Sept. 15 deadline for SHTA 2027 calendar photo contest | The Daily Herald

The winning photo for the 2026 calendar. PHILIPSBURG--Photographers from St. Maarten and abroad have until September 15 to submit photographs for the St. Maarten Hospitality and Trade Association’s (SHTA’s) 2027 Events Calendar Photo Contest, with the winning image set to appe...

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Headlines

Healthcare reform push continues  as Minister Connor warns reserves  are not a permanent fix | The Peoples Tribune

August 26, 2026

Healthcare reform push continues as Minister Connor warns reserves are not a permanent fix | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labor (VSA) Claret Connor has acknowledged that the financial sustainability of St. Maarten’s healthcare funds remains a major concern, warning that the current situation cannot continue to be managed by allowing res...

August 25, 2026

WIB to Host “Walking into the Future – Building Progress” Walk-a-Thon | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - The Windward Islands Bank (WIB) is pleased to invite the public to participate in its upcoming Walk-a-Thon, “Walking into the Future – Building Progress,” taking place on Sunday, August 30, 2026, beginning at the WIB Bush Road Digital Branch. The com...

August 25, 2026

PM: St. Maarten must answer major questions before opening cannabis market | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Prime Minister Dr. Luc Mercelina has cautioned against allowing St. Maarten’s cannabis legislation to move ahead of the country’s fundamental policy decisions, warning Parliament that Government must first determine what type of cannabis policy it actually want...

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