GREAT BAY--Minister of Public Housing, Spatial Planning, Environment and Infrastructure Patrice Gumbs has issued a statement following the accident on Sucker Garden Road involving police officers earlier today.

GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Darryl York said Thursday that growing public frustration with government in St. Maarten reflects a wider loss of confidence in political systems around the world, but argued that on St. Maarten the problem is being deepened by delayed action, poor follow-through, weak coordination, and a widening gap between official announcements and people’s everyday reality.

GREAT BAY--The St. Maarten Carnival Development Foundation (SCDF) is voicing its full support for comments made by Minister of TEATT Grisha Heyliger-Marten against price gouging in the wake of the conflict involving the United States and Iran, while warning that unfair price increases have particularly been the norm around Carnival time annually. The price hikes are so blatant, the SCDF says, they not only feel wrong but illegal.

GREAT BAY--Women across St. Maarten are being invited to take part in the American University of the Caribbean’s annual free breast exam and health screening program...

GREAT BAY--Community leader, Sucker Garden business owner, and former Member of Parliament Cloyd Ohndhae Marlin is calling for urgent action and accountability from Minister of VROMI Patrice Gumbs following a serious traffic accident on the main Sucker Garden road on Thursday that involved police officers and resulted in serious injuries to the officers.

MADAME ESTATE--The stage is set for an exciting night of lyrical rivalry and Calypso entertainment as 19 performers prepare to compete in the Nagico Senior Calypso Eliminations 2026 this Saturday, March 21, at the Aleeze Convention Center. Showtime begins promptly at 8:00 p.m.