July 15, 2026
Army company in Caribbean rotates | The Daily HeraldSXM Talks — Latest News from St. Maarten / St. Martin
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July 15, 2026
KPSM urges owners to claim impounded vehicles | The Daily Herald
July 15, 2026
Man found dead at home was buried on same night | The Daily Herald
July 15, 2026
Tea Party With A Twist.™ An Annual Signature Experience by BPW Concordia SXM | SoualiganewsdaySAINT-MARTIN (MARIGOT) - Business and Professional Women Concordia SXM (BPWC) proudly hosted another successful edition of its annual signature experience, Tea Party With A Twist™ , on Sunday, June 28, 2026, at Quality Catering Service in Sandy Ground. This year’s captivating...
July 15, 2026
Second Dutch Summer Camp at MPC a Success | SoualiganewsdaySINT MAARTEN (SOUTH REWARD) - On Friday, July 10, the second Dutch Summer Camp at Milton Peters College concluded successfully with an exhibition. The camp, aimed at strengthening Dutch language skills, welcomed 32 prospective students who will attend either Milton Peters Coll...
July 15, 2026
Collectivité awards certificates for service and professionalism at annual Bastille Day ceremony | The Daily HeraldMARIGOT--The Collectivité during the Bastille Day ceremonies followed the annual tradition of recognising the men and women who have contributed greatly to the community through their service and professionalism. Certificates of Recognition were awarded to well-known self-made...
July 15, 2026
Registration opens for 47th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta | The Peoples TribuneSIMPSON BAY--Registration has officially opened for the 47th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta, scheduled for March 4 to 7, 2027. The Notice of Race is now available through Yacht Scoring, allowing sailors from around the world to secure their place in one of the Caribbean’s larges...
July 15, 2026
Siméone Trott nursery school parents react over ‘intention’ to abolish bilingual classes | The Daily HeraldMARIGOT--Parents of pupils attending Siméon Trott nursery school have reacted with bewilderment and concern over what they say is the intention of the Northern Islands school district inspector, Fanny Giausseran, to abolish the bilingual classes in the Moyenne Section (MS), Gr...
July 15, 2026
LOCAL LIFE / 2027 Associations Directory: registration is open throughout July | FaxinfoAssociations in Saint-Martin are invited to join the next edition of the 2027 association directory. Launched by the Collectivity's Department of Community Life and Citizenship, this tool aims to inventory the structures of the territory and to make them more visible to reside...
July 15, 2026
ECONOMY: The Marigot Showcase is unveiled during two open house days | FaxinfoCraftsmen, creators, producers or entrepreneurs are invited to discover The Marigot Showcase during two open house days organized the Fridays, July 17 and 24 , from 10am to noon. Carried by the Interprofessional consular chamber of Saint-Martin (CCISM), wit...
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July 15, 2026
BOX: First visit of the new deputy headteacher to the vocational high school | FaxinfoHaving taken up her post in Saint-Martin on July 1st, the new Vice-Rector, Nicole Noilhetas, chose the Daniella Jeffry vocational high school for her first visit to an educational institution on the island. Following the graduation ceremony, she shared her impressions of this...
Read more: BOX: First visit of the new deputy headteacher to the vocational high school | Faxinfo
July 15, 2026
EDUCATION: Top students honored at the vocational high school | Faxinfo
The Daniella Jeffry vocational high school celebrated its students' success on Friday, July 10th, at its graduation ceremony. In a warm and friendly atmosphere, 115 new vocational baccalaureate graduates (68% pass rate) and 54 CAP (vocational certificate) graduates (70,1%) rec...
July 15, 2026
COURT / Series of burglaries in Saint-Barth: two years in prison for a Saint-Martin resident | Faxinfo
In early July, a 20-year-old man from Saint-Martin was sentenced to 24 months in prison for a series of burglaries committed between April 25 and May 1 in Saint-Barthélemy. A repeat offender, he was tried for several aggravated robberies committed as part of a group, involving...
July 15, 2026
French Saint Martin marks Bastille Day with ceremony and community honors | The Peoples TribuneMARIGOT, Saint Martin--French Saint Martin marked Bastille Day on July 14 with an official ceremony on the Marigot waterfront, where elected officials, public servants, community leaders and cultural organizations gathered to commemorate France’s national day. The ceremony fea...
July 15, 2026
Lions Club treats Sister Basilia Center children to Little League Baseball tournament opening | The Peoples TribuneGREAT BAY--The St. Maarten Lions Club treated children of the Sister Basilia Center to a special outing at the opening ceremony of the 2026 Latin America & Caribbean Little League Baseball Tournament. The children joined spectators at the tournament opening, where they wat...
July 15, 2026
Ten hotels across St. Maarten & Saint Martin nominated in Caribbean Journal Awards | The Peoples TribuneGREAT BAY--Ten hotels and resorts across St. Maarten and Saint Martin have been nominated in Caribbean Journal’s Best Hotels in the Caribbean 2026 awards, giving residents, visitors and supporters an opportunity to vote for their preferred property. Public voting opened o...
July 14, 2026
Report recommends main Government Data Center should be placed on Bonaire | The Peoples TribuneTHE HAGUE--A new report prepared for the Dutch government recommends establishing Bonaire as the main location in a proposed three-part data center network intended to make digital government services across Caribbean Netherlands safer and more reliable. The report warns that...
July 14, 2026
No Cyclospora cases reported in SXM, fresh imported produce could require monitoring | The Peoples TribuneGREAT BAY,--Despite some concern on local social media, no confirmed cases linked to the growing Cyclospora outbreak in the United States have been publicly reported in St. Maarten to date. However, the island’s reliance on imported fruits and vegetables means local health and...
July 14, 2026
Iran conflict expected to raise fuel, food and shipping costs across Caribbean for the rest of 2026 | The Peoples TribuneMIAMI--The conflict involving Iran is expected to affect Caribbean and Latin American countries throughout 2026, mainly through higher fuel prices, increased shipping costs, more expensive food and continued pressure on household budgets. A new report from the United Nations E...
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The scene where he body was found. PHILIPSBURG--The Police Force of St Maarten (KPSM) is investigating the death of an adult male who was found lying on the ground along Crocus Road late Saturday morning. According to KPSM, at approximately 11:25am, the 911 Dispatch Centre not...
Read more: Police investigate death of man found on Crocus Road | The Daily Herald
July 11, 2026
'We are headed to court', ACP-SXM preparing legal action against GEBE | The Daily Herald
PHILIPSBURG--The Association for Consumer Protection St Maarten (ACP-SXM) says it is moving forward with legal action against NV GEBE, with President Peggy -Ann Richardson announcing Friday that the consumer advocacy group is preparing to take the utility company to court. Spe...
July 10, 2026
Head-on collision between two vehicles claims life of one, and injures two others | The Daily Herald
The accident scene Thursday on the French side of the Cole Bay border monument. (Robert Luckock photo) MARIGOT--A 76-year-old man was pronounced dead following a head-on collision between two French-side registered vehicles on the Bellevue RN7, close to the Cole Bay border mon...
July 09, 2026
Court Rules Mullet Bay Beach is public, Sun Resorts owns land behind shoreline | The Peoples TribuneGREAT BAY--The Court of First Instance has ruled that Mullet Bay Beach remains public and is not owned by Sun Resorts Limited, rejecting the company's claim that the beach itself passed into private ownership through historic land transfers dating back to 1852. The Court,...
July 09, 2026
GEBE introduces temporary collection policy, resumes disconnections July 20 | The Daily HeraldA sample of a Dunning Notice. PHILIPSBURG--NV GEBE has introduced a Temporary Collection Policy aimed at helping customers bring their accounts up to date while maintaining electricity and water services through flexible payment arrangements and customer assistance programmes....
July 08, 2026
Meyers proposes “Ryan Gumbs Law,” says Parliament should consider cutting travel budget to fund legislative work | The Peoples TribuneGREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Franklin Meyers has called on all 15 Members of Parliament to work together on legislation addressing gaps exposed by recent fatal traffic cases, proposing that the measure be developed as the “Ryan Gumbs Law” in memory of the young father whose...
