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Dr. Rolinda Carter named  incoming USM President | The Daily Herald

September 28, 2026

Dr. Rolinda Carter named incoming USM President | The Daily Herald

Dr. Rolinda Carter. POND ISLAND--Dr. Rolinda Carter, who began her educational journey at the University of St. Martin (USM) through its GED programme, will return to USM in January 2027 as its President. Carter first attended USM through the GED programme and continued her st...

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August 28, 2026

ANNIVERSARY / The Saint-Martin Evolution Toastmasters Club: 15 years of eloquence and confidence | Faxinfo

Le  Saint-Martin Evolution Toastmasters Club  celebrated this year his 15th birthday , a step important of his parcours placed under the sign of excellence, learning, leadership and commitment within the community of Saint-Martin. Founded in 2011, the club offers a s...

ANNIVERSARY / The Saint-Martin Evolution Toastmasters Club: 15 years of eloquence and confidence | Faxinfo

August 28, 2026

CULTURE / August at the cinema: two screenings to close out the summer | Faxinfo

August at the cinema returns for two final sessions at the end of this month. Organized by the local authority, the program offers free outdoor screenings in several districts of Saint-Martin, in the absence of a cinema on the French side of the island . Originally scheduled f...

CULTURE / August at the cinema: two screenings to close out the summer | Faxinfo

August 28, 2026

EDUCATION – SPORT: Launch of the first Women's Basketball Training Center | Faxinfo

During the pre-semester meeting of the Centre of Excellence and Education through Sport (CEES) Monday morning, director Charles-Henri Palvair announced the creation, within CEES, of a women's basketball training center, in order to better support young girls registered in the...

EDUCATION – SPORT: Launch of the first Women's Basketball Training Center | Faxinfo

August 28, 2026

TRIBUTE / Robert Luckock: a vigil to keep his memory alive | Faxinfo

A tribute will be paid to Robert Luckock , a familiar figure in the Saint-Martin press and journalist from Daily herald this Sunday, August 30th in Simpson Bay . The community is invited to join this celebration of his life and to come and share the memories left by the one wh...

TRIBUTE / Robert Luckock: a vigil to keep his memory alive | Faxinfo

August 28, 2026

Back to school 2026-2027: dates and times for middle and high schools | Faxinfo

  The end of the holidays is just around the corner, and with it, school bags, notebooks, and the school bell are making their grand return. Starting Tuesday, September 1st, parents and children will resume the morning rush. But before that, it's time to discover your cla...

Back to school 2026-2027: dates and times for middle and high schools | Faxinfo

August 28, 2026

Lacroes Secures Cg 155,432.70 Boost for Sports by Cutting Government Travel Budgets | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Francisco Lacroes has secured parliamentary approval for a budget amendment that redirects Cg 155,432.70 from government travel expenses to sports development, providing additional resources for athletes, sports organizations, training and capac...

Lacroes Secures Cg 155,432.70 Boost for Sports by Cutting Government Travel Budgets | The Peoples Tribune

August 28, 2026

Parliament unanimously backs MP Doran’s motion to strengthen price controls on essential goods | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--A motion aimed at strengthening price controls and bringing some relief to households struggling with the high cost of basic necessities received the unanimous support of Parliament. The motion, submitted by Member of Parliament Egbert J. Doran, focuses on updating...

Parliament unanimously backs  MP Doran’s motion to strengthen price controls on essential goods | The Peoples Tribune

August 28, 2026

MP Wescot-Williams drives home points of importance as Parliament approves 2026 National Budget | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Parliament on Thursday approved the country’s 2026 national budget by a vote of 10 for and 5 against, bringing to a close a week-long debate that included extensive questioning of the Council of Ministers, 15 motions and 10 budget amendments submitted by Members of...

MP Wescot-Williams drives home points of importance as Parliament approves 2026 National Budget | The Peoples Tribune

August 28, 2026

Parliament Adopts Nine of 10 Amendments to 2026 National Budget | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Parliament adopted nine of 10 amendments to the 2026 national budget on Thursday, approving a series of reallocations covering tourism development, agriculture, sports, government staffing, legislative capacity, prison operations, waste management and social assista...

Parliament Adopts Nine of 10 Amendments to 2026 National Budget | The Peoples Tribune

August 28, 2026

Ference Lamp to assume leadership of CBCS on September 2 | The Peoples Tribune

WILLEMSTAD/GREAT BAY--The Central Bank of Curaçao and St. Maarten (CBCS) will enter a new leadership period on September 2, when Ference Lamp formally assumes the position of president-director of the monetary authority, according to reports in Curaçao media. Candice Henr...

Ference Lamp to assume leadership of CBCS on September 2 | The Peoples Tribune

August 28, 2026

Dutch Nationality rules for St. Maarten and Curaçao change from November 1 | The Peoples Tribune

THE HAGUE / GREAT BAY--Updated guidelines governing applications for Dutch nationality in St. Maarten and Curaçao will take effect on November 1, 2026, with further clarification of what applicants must show when they are unable to obtain required official documents from...

Dutch Nationality rules for  St. Maarten and Curaçao change from November 1 | The Peoples Tribune

August 27, 2026

Gumbs: It’s not about how fast we approve development, it’s whether St. Maarten can carry it | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Minister of Public Housing, Spatial Planning, Environment and Infrastructure, VROMI, Patrice Gumbs has argued that many of St. Maarten’s present infrastructure problems are the result of years of development occurring faster than the systems needed to support i...

Gumbs: It’s not about how fast we approve development, it’s whether  St. Maarten can carry it | The Peoples Tribune

August 27, 2026

Landfill machinery out of service, wastewater repairs estimated at Cg 480,000 | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY-- Minister of Public Housing, Spatial Planning, Environment and Infrastructure, VROMI, Patrice Gumbs has painted a concerning picture of two critical areas of the country’s public infrastructure, confirming that all three pieces of heavy equipment used at the landfil...

Landfill machinery out of service, wastewater repairs estimated at  Cg 480,000 | The Peoples Tribune