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Richard Santaga wins 2023 SHTA Event Calendar Photo Contest.

October 5, 2022

Richard Santaga wins 2023 SHTA Event Calendar Photo Contest.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Out of 16 submitted pictures for the 2023 Event Calendar Photo Contest, a winning picture was selected today by the St Maarten Hospitality and Trade Association (SHTA). The association congratulates Richard Santaga for his beautiful photograph capturing four colorful sailing boats on a sunny St. Maarten day. The SHTA would like to thank all candidates who participated in the contest and shared their art.
With his winning picture, Mr. Santaga wins a weekend stay at The Azure Hotel & Art Studio, donated to this special cause by the Hotel.
Santaga’s picture will be one of the 12-month images on ...


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