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Permits Department gives back

December 17, 2015

Permits Department gives back
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GREAT BAY, Sint Maarten (DCOMM) – Ministry of Public Housing, Environment, Spatial Development and Infrastructure (Ministry VROMI) Permits Department, gathered their efforts to create gift baskets that would be donated to a school per district, which were given to a deserving child of each school.

A total of eight schools were included in the giveaway, which were: Oranje Primary School. MAC, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School, Asha Stevens Hillside Christian School, Charles Leopold Bell/Leonard Connor school, Marie Genevieve de Weever School, Sr. Regina School, and the Prins Willem Alexander School.

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The selected students were chosen by their teachers and principals.

Students and faculty expressed great gratitude with the act of kindness of the department, motivating increased initiative for future years to come.

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Permits Department gives back

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/721news/permits-department-gives-back/

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