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Book presentation of “Mingi ye mago malbado” to the Philipsburg Jubilee Library by Yolanda Croes.
Photo Caption: (L-R): Library Interim Director, Irmin Hughes, author Yolanda Croes, and staff of the Philipsburg Jubilee Library PHILIPSBURG (October12th, 2018) — Aruban author, educator, politician, and translator Yolanda Croes recently presented her first published children’s book “Mingi ye mago malbado” / “Mingi and the wicked wizard” to the Philipsburg Jubilee Library’s Interim Director Irmin…
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Nature Foundation Suggests Communities Surrounding Philipsburg Landfill Wears Facemasks to Protect Against Harmful Fumes; Makes 100 Available For Free
Philipsburg — The Sint Maarten Nature Foundation is suggesting that the community wears facemasks in order to protect themselves from the fumes caused by the ongoing fires at the Philipsburg Landfill, and will make 100 masks freely available to the community towards this end. “The fire at the landfill has been burning for over a…
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Nature Foundation Suggests Communities Surrounding Philipsburg Landfill Wears Facemasks to Protect Against Harmful Fumes; Makes 100 Available For Free
Philipsburg — The Sint Maarten Nature Foundation is suggesting that the community wears facemasks in order to protect themselves from the fumes caused by the ongoing fires at the Philipsburg Landfill, and will make 100 masks freely available to the community towards this end. “The fire at the landfill has been burning for over a…
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Locally produced eggs now available on the market
Eggs packed and ready for distribution – Photo The Daily Herald COLOMBIER/PHILIPSBURG–Fresh eggs produced on-island are once again available in major Dutch-side supermarkets. Originating from Soualiga Farm, a family farm in Colombier, St. Martin, the eggs are gathered daily, boxed mostly on the same day and delivered to the stores after a maximum of three…
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Boardwalk Jazz Festival Sunday Oct 26,2014
The boardwalk Jazz Festival will be Monthly festival held every last sunday of the month and will focus on highlighting the Jazz Music culture from a local and international perspective. It will focus on increasing our local and tourism product on the boardwalk in the Philipsburg down street area. The monthly Jazz festival will open…
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St Maarten below sea level in 20 to 50 years
This satellite image produced by Nasa shows what St. Maarten will look like 20 to 50 years from now. The airport is gone, as is Simpson Bay. The Lowlands have become a separate island. Image courtesy Nature Foundation GREAT BAY – Between twenty and fifty years from now Philipsburg, the Princess Juliana International Airport and…
