Everything we published that day, by section. Times are island time (AST).
11 storiesFay regained tropical storm strength 935 miles west-southwest of the Azores late Wednesday, the US National Hurricane Center said; a low near Cabo Verde has a 60 percent chance to develop.
Parliament's urgent public meeting on traffic accidents and road safety resumes Thursday 24 September at 10am in Philipsburg, with the Minister of Justice.
Collective Prevention Services, which runs the baby wellness clinic, closes its Philipsburg office from 10am Friday 25 September and reopens Monday 28 September.
Three police officers involved in the 13 February fatal shooting in St. Peters are due in court on Friday 13 November, the Public Prosecution Service says.
Police arrested a 17-year-old on Monday 21 September after a visitor’s chain was snatched on Cannegieter Street, Philipsburg, and say they found it on him.
FlightConnections’ September schedules list 802 arriving flights at Princess Juliana International Airport from 42 airports in 23 countries, The People’s Tribune reported.
Royal Caribbean Group has agreed to pay about US$3 billion for half of the company that runs Sandals and Beaches, a deal both expect to close in early 2027.
Community members at Wednesday’s Mullet Bay masterplan consultation questioned the property owner’s role and a possible sale, The People’s Tribune reported.
The King, Prime Minister Rob Jetten and State Secretary Eric van der Burg will attend St. Eustatius’s commemoration of 250 years of the First Salute on 16 November, the island’s government said.
The Third Reading Festival: Sint Maarten Edition holds a school programme on Friday 25 September and a free public day at USM on Saturday 26 September.
Students and teachers aged 15 to 24 can apply until 16 October to join the 8th World Cultural Heritage Youth Symposium in Loutraki, Greece, next March, The People’s Tribune reported.
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