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WIB’s “Jump in 2018”.

April 23, 2018

WIB’s “Jump in 2018”.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Windward Islands Bank Ltd. (WIB), for the past years, has done their part to add to the Carnival celebration with its annual Block Parties, which is now re-branded as “Jump In”.
The focus is on bringing its community and staff together with great entertainment, and this year WIB’s Jump In will be back on the street in front of the main branch in Philipsburg.
WIB Jump In will feature Natty & The House band, Kenyo Baly, and DJ Jack “The Hot One”. There will be food and drinks on sale courtesy of the WIB’s Employee Association. All cups served will be of biodegradable material which is better for our Landfill; and this year, WIB staff have opted to reuse Carnival Shirts of the past in effort to waste less. The WIB staff will all be sporting their vintage Carnival T-shirts in honor of the past years of activities, and save on cost as well.
There will also be a sneak preview of WIB’s Personal Online Banking, so come on down to the WIB’s Jump In at our Philipsburg branch and celebrate Carnival 2018 with us.
WIB invites the community of St. Maarten to have a good time at WIB’s Jump In on Thursday, April 26th from 5:30pm to 11:30pm. Join us for live entertainment, food, drinks, free giveaways and lots of FUN! We look forward to seeing you there.
Please take note: the D.A. Pieterson Street (in front the bank) will be blocked as of 3:00pm in preparation for this event.
It’s always more fun with your partner in progress.

http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/28981-wib-s-jump-in-2018.html

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