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Hurricane Maria passes South of St. Maarten

Hurricane Maria passes South of St. Maarten

PHILIPSBURG – On Wednesday morning people started appearing on the streets of St. Maarten again. Tropical Storm warning is...

20 September 2017
St. Maarten braced for hurricane Maria

St. Maarten braced for hurricane Maria

PHILIPSBURG – “Can’t we just catch a break” says Melanie Choisy, St. Maarten resident as hurricane Maria, heading to...

19 September 2017
‘The journey back to my island St. Maarten’

‘The journey back to my island St. Maarten’

PHILIPSBURG – On Monday September 4th, I picked up my phone for the first time in ten days. I...

18 September 2017
Plasterk is ready to retire from politics

Plasterk is ready to retire from politics

PHILIPSBURG – Minister of Interior and Kingdom Relations, Ronald Plasterk bade Sint Maarten and politics farewell during his last...

16 August 2017
Statia is happy to see minister Plasterk go

Statia is happy to see minister Plasterk go

ORANJESTAD – “If you have not been getting along with someone, would you be sad to see them go?”...

15 August 2017
Sint Maarten takes part in Kingdom-wide beach cleanup initiative

Sint Maarten takes part in Kingdom-wide beach cleanup initiative

“I brought my kids with me today because I want to teach them to be responsible and be proactive...

13 August 2017
The danger of St. Maarten’s disappearing wetlands

The danger of St. Maarten’s disappearing wetlands

PHILIPSBURG – “When I arrived here in 1973 there was not one house surrounding the lagoon.” Elsje Bosch, former...

31 July 2017
St. Maarten’s lack of affordable housing creates ‘hidden homeless’

St. Maarten’s lack of affordable housing creates ‘hidden homeless’

PHILIPSBURG – Young professionals on St. Maarten find it extremely difficult to find a house for themselves. “The housing...

19 July 2017
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