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Integrity Chamber hosts first “Meet and Greet” event at Simpson Bay Community Centre.

October 19, 2022

Integrity Chamber hosts first “Meet and Greet” event at Simpson Bay Community Centre.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Integrity Chamber hosted its first “Meet and Greet” event on Tuesday, October 18th at the Allen C. Halley Community Centre in Simpson Bay. The event began with a short presentation about the Integrity Chamber and the importance of integrity, followed by a meet and greet with members of the community and the representatives of the Integrity Chamber. The event gave the Integrity Chamber an opportunity to hear from the people of Sint Maarten.
The event was opened by the President of the Integrity Chamber, Mrs. Rian Vogels, followed by introductions by members Rafael Boasman and Hans Lodder. The ...


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