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St. Maarten – Deputy Prime Minister Theodore Heyliger believes statements made in Curacao in reaction to a statement he made about United Telecommunications Services (UTS) should create impetus for the government here to acquire UTS St. Maarten. T
St. Maarten born artist Jabu Arnell has told attendees at a recent panel discussion in Amsterdam that he gets the feeling that the people of the friendly country are accepting of homosexuals. He quickly adds soon after that he has only visited the is
St. Maarten – The mayor of Groningen, Peter Rehwinkel, has pledged his full support for whatever St. Martin can work out in terms of collaboration with the Hanze Hogeschool in Groningen. He made this pledge Thursday when he met with Minister of Edu
Dear Editor,
The threat faced by local companies on Welfare Road is real. Combine an active hurricane season with road closures and you have a recipe for disaster that will require urgent and pro-active disaster management planning. Despit
People are dying of hunger in the horn of Africa and the Dutch aid organizations have started an action to collect funds. Yesterday the action had yielded €18.5 million ($26.2 million); the action ends tomorrow.
So is $26 million good or bad? De
St. Maarten – Prime Minister Sarah Wescot-Williams has requested an extension until year’s end where it relates to committing funds to the final five projects in the Socio Economic Initiative (SEI). The program is a co-financing arrangement betwe
St. Maarten – Prime Minister Sarah Wescot-Williams has received and passed on the latest quarterly reports on the Plans of Approach. Each of the ministries that needed to report has done so and the reports were handed to the Reporting Commission (
GREAT BAY – Gasoline and diesel prices will go up by between 4.5 and 3.2 percent tomorrow. The price for unleaded gas at the pump goes from 2.46 to 2.57 guilders ($1.36 to $1.42), and the price for diesel goes from 2.15 to 2.22 guilders ($1.19 to $
Linda Richardson at Aging seminar
GREATBAY– Drs. Linda Richardson attended the first Dutch Caribbean seminar on aging last week inCuracao, where she was one of the speakers. This article contains the text of her presentation.
“In July 1982,
GREAT BAY - The St. Maarten branch of law firm VanEps Kunneman VanDoorne is getting ready for its opening with the addition of two more lawyers: Norbert Hijmans and Marieke Quist. This expansion follows attorney at law Peter van Dort’s arrival earl
AMSTERDAM – St. Maarten born artist Jabu Arnell has told attendees at panel discussion in Amsterdam that his home country is accepting of gays, but he’s encountered discrimination in the Netherlands because he is black. Arnell was speaking at Dus