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MP Roseburg proposes dedicated pool of legislative lawyers to clear revenue-law backlog | The Peoples Tribune

September 29, 2026

MP Roseburg proposes dedicated pool of legislative lawyers to clear revenue-law backlog | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Sjamira Roseburg has proposed the creation of a dedicated government-wide pool of legislative lawyers focused exclusively on completing priority laws that can generate revenue, strengthen enforcement and move long-standing government initiatives...

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August 14, 2026

Two Suspects of fatal Ebenezer stabbing remain in custody. Female suspect sent to Curacao | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - Two suspects arrested in connection with the fatal stabbing in Ebenezer on August 5, 2026, have been remanded in custody for eight days by the examining judge. The investigation into the fatal stabbing remains ongoing. Keeping both suspects in pre-tr...

Two Suspects of fatal Ebenezer stabbing remain in custody. Female suspect sent to Curacao | Soualiganewsday

August 14, 2026

ODM Calls on Community to Closely Monitor Weather Reports as We Move into the Peak of the Season | Government of Sint Maarten

According to the Meteorological Department of Sint Maarten (MDS), a tropical wave moving towards the Lesser Antilles has a chance of development over the next few days but currently does not pose a direct threat to the country. The Office of Disaster Management (ODM) which fal...

ODM Calls on Community to Closely Monitor Weather Reports as We Move into the Peak of the Season | Government of Sint Maarten

August 14, 2026

How much do the High Councils and others cost government? Draft 2026 budget allocates XCG 12.2 million | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Questions about the size of St. Maarten’s institutional structure and whether the country has the capacity to sustain it have been raised repeatedly over the past year, including by Maria van der Sluijs-Plantz, Chairwoman of the Evaluation Committee for the Mutual A...

How much do the High Councils and others cost government? Draft 2026 budget allocates XCG 12.2 million | The Peoples Tribune

August 14, 2026

LOCAL LIFE / Driver's licenses: temporary closure of parking lots | Faxinfo

Several parking restrictions are planned for next week in Saint-Martin as part of the monthly practical driving tests. In Sandy Ground/Morne Rond, the parking lot of the Albéric Richards stadium The test center will be closed on Wednesday, August 19, from 7:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m...

LOCAL LIFE / Driver's licenses: temporary closure of parking lots | Faxinfo

August 14, 2026

CYCLING / Ashtan Benitez, a promising young cyclist from Saint-Martin | Faxinfo

At just 15 years old, Ashtan Benitez, a member of the ASCESM club, has already made a name for himself among the young hopes of Caribbean cycling. Last July, he won the second stage of the Tour of Guadeloupe in the U17 category. Next destination: Canada, where he will continue...

CYCLING / Ashtan Benitez, a promising young cyclist from Saint-Martin | Faxinfo

August 14, 2026

FOOTBALL / Akeelah Hunkins continues his dream in Toulouse | Faxinfo

The talented Akeelah Hunkins is writing a new chapter in her sporting career. Originally from Sandy Ground and registered with Juventus St-Martin, the young footballer will now shine in the Toulouse region, where she will continue her schooling while looking for the club that...

FOOTBALL / Akeelah Hunkins continues his dream in Toulouse | Faxinfo

August 14, 2026

CYCLONE SEASON / Two disturbances to watch out for | Faxinfo

Two tropical waves are currently being monitored in the Atlantic, with particular attention being paid to the first, which is heading towards the Lesser Antilles. Although no cyclonic phenomena are expected at this stage in Saint-Martin, a deterioration in the weather is antic...

CYCLONE SEASON / Two disturbances to watch out for | Faxinfo

August 14, 2026

ENVIRONMENT / 23 teenagers from Creuse plant mangrove trees in Saint-Martin | Faxinfo

For a week, 23 young people aged 12 to 17, from Saint-Fiel, a commune in the Creuse, discovered Saint-Martin while participating in an environmental preservation action with the Association for the Management of the Saint-Martin Nature Reserve (AGRNSM). Their itinerary include...

ENVIRONMENT / 23 teenagers from Creuse plant mangrove trees in Saint-Martin | Faxinfo

August 14, 2026

LOCAL LIFE / Sandy Ground in the rhythm of its festival | Faxinfo

La fête de Sandy Ground revient samedi 15 août, avec une journée placée sous le signe de la célébration et du rassemblement. Rendez-vous incontournable du calendrier local, cette fête populaire met chaque année à l’honneur le quartier, son identité et ses forces vives. Les fes...

LOCAL LIFE / Sandy Ground in the rhythm of its festival | Faxinfo

August 14, 2026

Leslie-Cyntje to Address Youth and Cannabis Policy at Friday National Cannabis Forum, Arrindell to moderate | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Researcher and policy advisor Leandra Leslie-Cyntje will be among the featured speakers at Friday’s “Building the Future of Cannabis Regulation” public forum, where she will bring a research and policy perspective to the discussion on cannabis legislation, with part...

Leslie-Cyntje to Address Youth and Cannabis Policy at Friday National Cannabis Forum, Arrindell to moderate | The Peoples Tribune

August 13, 2026

Government pays XCG 14.59 million annually in rent for buildings, office spaces | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--The Government of St. Maarten has budgeted approximately XCG 14.59 million for building rentals in 2026, a slight decrease from the XCG 14.84 million budgeted in 2025, according to figures contained in the draft 2026 budget. The consolidated budget shows rental cost...

Government pays XCG 14.59 million annually in rent for buildings, office spaces | The Peoples Tribune

August 13, 2026

Wever donates to two youth institutions, wishes students successful school year | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Christopher Wever, through the Wever Works Foundation, has continued his annual support for students with donations of school bags and school supplies to Judicial and Institutional Services and Dr. J Enterprises, a foster home serving teenagers....

Wever donates to two youth institutions, wishes students  successful school year | The Peoples Tribune

August 13, 2026

MP Labega calls for crimes that threaten St. Maarten’s economy to be treated as national security threats | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Dimar Labega is calling for St. Maarten to consider tougher penalties and a broader reform of the penal system for crimes that directly threaten the country's tourism-dependent economy, arguing that violent offences against businesses, visitors...

MP Labega calls for crimes that threaten St. Maarten’s economy to be treated as national security threats | The Peoples Tribune