You are receiving our email newsletter today because we are not able to print a physical newspaper until further notice. If you want to continue receiving our email newsletter via email, send an email to info@today.sx and you will be added to our email distribution list. For the latest news and update visit www.today.sx and follow us on Facebook.
The Newspaper for Country St. Maarten
Today Newspaper building severely damaged - TODAY - The...
PHILIPSBURG - Readers, subscribers, advertisers and regular visitors to the TODAY Newspaper offices will have seen by now that the office building has been ravaged by Hurricane Irma, leaving half of the building roofless. Exactly above the main...
Hurricane Irma hit the island hard, but it was spared a second hit when Hurricane Jose turned north. Despite that, the island was still hit by another storm.
A question many parents were struggling with after Hurricane Irma passed the island and left many roofless: What to do with the children? Read the full story online.
The numbers vary from day to day, but official word as of September 17th, 2017, from the Ministry of TEATT was that about 9000 persons had left the island. Read more online.
SZV notice for clients who moved to Curacao - TODAY -...
PHILIPSBURG - Sint Maarten's "Social & Health Insurances" (Sociale Ziektekosten Verzekering - SZV) herewith requests the attention of all our SZV-Clients who are now temporary living in Curaçao for the following important information. For medical ...
Thank you for your attention to our email newsletter. Your readership is very much appreciated. We will keep you up-to-date on the situation at the TODAY Newspaper as time goes by.
