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KPSM calls on parents and guardians to remain vigilant | Government of Sint Maarten

October 16, 2026

KPSM calls on parents and guardians to remain vigilant | Government of Sint Maarten

In light of this incident, KPSM takes the opportunity to remind parents and guardians of the importance of knowing their children’s whereabouts, understanding their activities, and remaining actively involved in their daily lives.    Parents are encouraged to maintai...

October 16, 2026

3 Naatya Arts Center dancers to perform in Guadeloupe Oct. 17 | The Daily Herald

The trio who will perform at Association Shakti at Le Mole, Guadeloupe. PHILIPSBURG--Three dancers from Naatya Arts Center in St. Maarten will travel to Guadeloupe to perform at an event organised by Association Shakti on October 17. The dancers are Thrisha Nankani, Aparna Sam...

October 16, 2026

Prime Minister Mercelina Advocates Stronger Foreign Affairs Engagement during Meeting with Minister Berendsen | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN/THE HAGUE — Prime Minister Dr. Luc F. E. Mercelina arrived in the Netherlands today and immediately began his programme of official meetings, starting with Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs Tom Berendsen in The Hague. Their discussions addressed shifting geopoliti...

October 16, 2026

Let’s ACT Final Showcase Celebrates Two Years of Culture, Creativity and Community | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - On Thursday 15 October 2026, more than 60 guests gathered at the Belair Community Center in Cay Hill for the Final Showcase of Let’s ACT program. The evening marked the close of a two-year program that supported nine local organizations in bringing t...

October 16, 2026

Why I Choose the Breadfruit Tree as a Symbol and Theme for My Podcasts | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (COMMENTARY – By Brian Meade) - In a world obsessed with speed, trends, and instant gratification, I chose a different symbol for my podcasts: the breadfruit tree. It may seem like an unusual choice in an era dominated by sleek logos and digital branding, but to m...

October 16, 2026

Prime Minister Luc Mercelina Advocates Stronger Foreign Affairs Engagement in Sint Maarten During Meeting with Minister Tom Berendsen | Government of Sint Maarten

Prime Minister Dr. Luc F. E. Mercelina arrived in the Netherlands today and immediately began his programme of official meetings, starting with Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs Tom Berendsen in The Hague. Their discussions addressed shifting geopolitical realities, with parti...

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Local News

SOCIETY: The future flag of Saint-Martin is in your hands | Faxinfo

October 16, 2026

SOCIETY: The future flag of Saint-Martin is in your hands | Faxinfo

Ten finalist projects are subject to a vote by the population as part of the “My Saint-Martin Flag” competition From October 14th to 21st, everyone is invited to discover the proposals and choose the one that best represents the territory. This is an important step before the...

October 16, 2026

Dutch State Secretary raises concerns over political Interference | The Peoples Tribune

KRALENDIJK--Dutch State Secretary for Kingdom Relations Eric van der Burg has raised concerns about political interference in Bonaire's civil service and delays in government decision-making, warning that the island administration must improve its performance and deliver resul...

October 16, 2026

Bonaire receives first public transportation bus after years of delays | The Peoples Tribune

KRALENDIJK--Bonaire has received its first bus for a planned public transportation system, marking progress in a project that has experienced years of delays and received millions of dollars in financial support from the Netherlands. The bus arrived on October 14, with the isl...

October 16, 2026

EDUCATION: Opera comes to Soualiga College | Faxinfo

Last Friday, the Guadeloupean soprano Leïla Brédent and the Quebec pianist Dominic Boulianne introduced the students of 5 e CHAM  (Music-focused class with flexible timetable) from Soualiga College and CE2 class at the Élie Gibs school .   In the college's new music...

October 16, 2026

PINK OCTOBER: Sport mobilizes against breast cancer | Faxinfo

Ce week-end, plusieurs rendez-vous sportifs associeront activité physique et solidarité dans le cadre d’ Pink October . Aquagym et beach tennis sont notamment au programme samedi 17 octobre , for the benefit of the prévention et du soutien aux personnes touchées par le cancer...

October 16, 2026

GOLF / ECGA 2026: Saint-Martin pulls off a surprise in Anguilla! | Faxinfo

Pour sa toute première participation au championnat de l’Eastern Caribbean Golf Association (ECGA), disputé le week-end dernier à Anguilla, la sélection de Saint-Martin a réalisé une belle performance en décrochant la 5e place du classement général, avec en prime une superbe 2...

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Headlines

Injunction filed to nullify WIFOL board election | The Daily Herald

October 12, 2026

Injunction filed to nullify WIFOL board election | The Daily Herald

PHILIPSBURG--An injunction has been filed seeking to nullify the election of the new executive board of the Workers Institute for Organized Labour Association (WIFOL), with attorney Cor Merx telling The Daily Herald on Monday that the election procedure allegedly did not compl...

October 09, 2026

Robbery attempt at Maho jewellery store | The Daily Herald

The robbers are seen running away from the store to the getaway car in this screen grab from a social media video. MAHO--An attempted robbery was reported at J.N. Jewellers in Maho on Thursday evening, October 8. In videos widely circulated on social media, a car was seen park...

October 07, 2026

COURT: He “collected” gun cartridges to make jewelry out of them | Faxinfo

Tried on Wednesday, September 30th, in an expedited hearing for unauthorized possession of category B weapons and ammunition A 29-year-old man explained that he collected cartridges to melt them down and make a piece of jewelry .   During a search of his mother's home, wh...

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