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Saba News Archive: News Items

Government starts to address the goat issues

The Public Entity Saba welcomes Mr. Justin Simmons-de Jong as the coordinator for goat control, agriculture, and nature. In this role, he will coordinate the Public Entity’s goat control project as well as other upcoming projects in the fields of sustainable agriculture and nature. Justin comes with a diverse background …

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Saba Lions Club celebrates its 43rd anniversary today

The Saba Lions Club will be celebrating its 43rd anniversary today, Saturday. Saba’s Lions Club has been in existence and serving the community of the “Unspoiled Queen” for more than four decades. “We are proud to be a part of the Lionistic global initia­tive under the banner of “We Serve.” …

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Saba Lions Club celebrates its 43rd anniversary today

The Saba Lions Club will be celebrating its 43rd anniversary today, Saturday. Saba’s Lions Club has been in existence and serving the community of the “Unspoiled Queen” for more than four decades. “We are proud to be a part of the Lionistic global initia­tive under the banner of “We Serve.” …

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Governor calls for vigilance during 2020 hurricane season

Monday, June 1, marked the start of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season. “Forecasters predict an active above-average season, and with the COVID-19 pandemic ongoing, we have to think of the reality that planning may be different this year,” Island Governor of Saba Jonathan Johnson said. Despite the impending hurricane season, …

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St. Maarten: Active COVID•19 cases down to 1

The number of active COV­ID-19 cases in Dutch St. Maarten has dropped to one and one person is cur­rently hospitalised at St. Maarten Medical Center (SMMC). According to figures pro­vided by government, as of June 3, there were 18 persons in self-quarantine (-42); two in self-isolation (-1); 470 tested (+2), …

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July 1 earliest St. Maarten can reopen airport, dependent on COVID-19 status

July 1 is the earliest date that St. Maarten can reopen its airport to receive visitors, Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transportation and Telecommunications (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever announced on Wednesday. She cautioned however, that this tentative reopening date is heavily dependent on whether “everything on the island holds steady …

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St. Maarten: COVID-19 ‘contained, neutralised’, EOC now deactivated

The successful “containment and neutralisation” of the coronavirus in St. Maarten has led to the deactivation of the country’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC), and the bringing forward of the implementation of Phase 3 of the country’s de-escalation measures from today, Monday, to Saturday last. EOC Chairperson Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs …

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KLM resumes flights to islands per June 3

KLM plans to resume regular flight operations from the Netherlands to Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao and St. Maarten in early June. “We want to start up the network further and see demand for tickets to that market. The Dutch would like to go on a summer vacation,” said CEO Pieter Elbers …

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