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Connor joins screening for  prostate cancer campaign | The Daily Herald

September 21, 2026

Connor joins screening for prostate cancer campaign | The Daily Herald

VSA Minister Claret Connor being screened.   PHILIPSBURG--More than 500 men have already been tested as part of the “Man UP, Check UP” prostate cancer awareness campaign, with Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labor VSA Claret Connor urging men to take res...

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August 19, 2026

Bonaire, Statia strengthen ties | The Daily Herald

Supervision and enforcement. KRALENDIJK--From July 21 to 29, two inspectors from Bonaire’s Directorate of Supervision & Enforcement DT&H paid a working visit to St. Eustatius. Together with local colleagues, they conducted joint controls while sharing knowledge and exp...

Bonaire, Statia  strengthen ties | The Daily Herald

August 18, 2026

Resurfacing project improves road to Bethel Methodist School | The Daily Herald

Newly resurfaced road leading to the Bethel Methodist School. ST. EUSTATIUS--As part of ongoing improvements to public infrastructure, Trico Services has completed surfacing works on the road leading to the Bethel Methodist School (BMS). The works provide smoother access to th...

Resurfacing project improves  road to Bethel Methodist School | The Daily Herald

August 18, 2026

FAVE opens new academic year under theme “The Power of Us” | The Daily Herald

Staffers during the opening session. CUL DE SAC--The Foundation for Academic and Vocational Education (FAVE) officially opened the 2026–2027 academic year on Thursday, August 13, bringing staff together under the theme “The Power of Us!” and reinforcing the importance of unity...

FAVE opens new academic year  under theme “The Power of Us” | The Daily Herald

August 18, 2026

Dutch colonial enslavement still affects St. Maarten, says SIPPS | The Daily Herald

SIPPS President Dr. Julio R. Romney addressing attendees. PHILIPSBURG--The harms of Dutch colonial enslavement continue to affect St. Maarten’s social, economic and political structures, according to the St. Maarten Institute for Public Policy Studies (SIPPS), which hosted a p...

Dutch colonial enslavement still  affects St. Maarten, says SIPPS | The Daily Herald

August 18, 2026

Arrindell and former Governor Holiday talk preserving history | The Daily Herald

Former Governor of St. Maarten Eugene Holiday and Minister Plenipotentiary Gracita R. Arrindell. THE HAGUE--Minister Plenipotentiary Gracita R. Arrindell welcomed former Governor of St. Maarten Eugene B. Holiday for a courtesy visit on Thursday, August 13, with discussions foc...

Arrindell and former Governor  Holiday talk preserving history | The Daily Herald

August 18, 2026

74 people representing eighteen nationalities get Dutch citizenship | The Daily Herald

A scene during the ceremony. HARBOUR VIEW--A total of 74 people representing 18 different nationalities obtained Dutch citizenship during the fourth naturalisation ceremony of 2026, held at the Cabinet of the Governor of St. Maarten. The ceremony took place on Tuesday, August...

74 people representing eighteen  nationalities get Dutch citizenship | The Daily Herald

August 18, 2026

USM welcomes students as Fall 2026 Semester begins | The Daily Herald

Students who attended the orientation event. POND ISLAND--The University of St. Martin (USM) welcomed its newest students during New Student Orientation on Friday, August 14, as the university prepared for the Fall 2026 semester, which officially began Monday, August 17. The o...

USM welcomes students as  Fall 2026 Semester begins | The Daily Herald

August 18, 2026

Parliamentarians tour new hospital construction site | The Daily Herald

MPs and parliament staff with SMMC representatives on the roof of the SMGH building. CAY HILL--St. Maarten Medical Center (SMMC) recently provided a tour of the St. Maarten General Hospital (SMGH) construction site to Members of Parliament (MPs) and other Parliament staff. Cha...

Parliamentarians tour new  hospital construction site | The Daily Herald

August 17, 2026

Cannabis symposium highlights need for careful, evidence-based regulation | The Daily Herald

Speaker, Dr. Joseph Rosado at the St. Maarten Symposium on Cannabis Regulation, Public Health & Policy held at the University of St. Martin. PHILIPSBURG--The need for a carefully structured, evidence-based approach to cannabis regulation was a central message during a cann...

Cannabis symposium highlights need  for careful, evidence-based regulation | The Daily Herald

August 17, 2026

KPSM urges caution as new school year begins | The Daily Herald

St. Maarten Police Force KPSM would like the community to remain cautious as the new school year begins. PHILIPSBURG--St. Maarten Police Force KPSM is reminding the community to prioritise safety as the 2026-2027 school year begins on Monday, August 17. With schools reopening,...

KPSM urges caution as  new school year begins | The Daily Herald

August 17, 2026

Hospital signs pension accord with Vidanova | The Daily Herald

SMMC and Vidanova representatives signing the agreement. CAY HILL--St. Maarten Medical Center (SMMC) has signed an agreement with Vidanova Pension Fund to manage the pension plan of its staff, marking a new step in the Fund’s activities on St. Maarten. The agreement brings SMM...

Hospital signs pension  accord with Vidanova | The Daily Herald

August 15, 2026

Robert Luckock laid to rest Friday, celebration of life at SMYC Aug. 30 | The Daily Herald

SUCKER GARDEN--Friends and loved ones gathered Friday afternoon at Royal Funeral Home in Sucker Garden to say their final goodbye to longtime journalist Robert Luckock, who passed away at the age of 74 following a brief illness.  The intimate farewell was attended by a sm...

Robert Luckock laid to rest Friday, celebration of life at SMYC Aug. 30 | The Daily Herald

August 15, 2026

5 to 10 St Maarten patients await return from Colombia | The Daily Herald

PHILIPSBURG-- Approximately five to ten St Maarten patients, excluding companions, are currently awaiting their return home from Colombia following the earthquake that affected parts of the country earlier this week.  Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labo...

5 to 10 St Maarten patients await return from Colombia | The Daily Herald