Published: 05 July 2021
PHILIPSBURG: - Last Thursday, July 1st, Lion Linette Gibs officially started serving as the President of the St Maarten Lions Club for the Lionistic year 2021-2022.
In her acceptance speech at the Board of Directors Installation Ceremony Event which took place last Saturday, June 26th at the Paradise Event Hall, Cay Hill, and was attended by members of the St Maarten Lions Club, St Maarten “Alpha” Leo Club, St Maarten South “Omega” Leo Club, representatives of the French St Maarten’s Lion Clubs and other invited guests. In outlining her program for the new Lionistic year, President Linette Gibs referring to a quote by Phil Jackson “the strength of the team is each INDIVIDUAL MEMBER; the strength of each member is the TEAM,” called on the membership for the guidance and support as a Team to help our community of St Maarten. She went on to remind the gathering that although the year ahead would be one with varying challenges for the
of force, i think that s important, and it s far above what the minnesota sentencing guidelines say and sets a new standard for police accountability going forward. and it s important to remember 13 months ago today george floyd was callously murdered, and whether it s 22 1/2 years or 30 years, the sentence is not going to bring him back, and you and i have talked in the past, even before the floyd stuff, about just the nation s history here. and how sad it s been that people don t get any justice at all, the victims. so this is a start today. it s only a start. neil, i want to continue to talk with you. before we continue, i want to play more of what we heard from judge cay hill, and then we ll discuss. here it is. i m not going to attempt to be profound or clever, because it s not the appropriate time.
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Hurricane Pass Application Process Starts May 12 to June 15 Published: 11 May 2021
PHILIPSBURG (DCOMM): - The application process for the annual Hurricane Passes for the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season which starts June 1 and runs through November 30, commences on Wednesday, May 12.
There are two types of passes, the Disaster Pass and the Hurricane Pass. No passes will be issued to business owners, only with some exemption categories as noted below.
The pass allows the bearer to access the public road to visit the place of business to assess possible damage to the property. No company passes will be accepted during curfew hours. This can only take place during certain hours that will be stipulated and announced by the Prime Minister in a curfew situation.
Hurricane Pass Application Process Starts May 12 to June 15
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The application process for the annual Hurricane Passes for the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season which starts June 1 and runs through November 30, commences on Wednesday, May 12.
There are two types of passes, the Disaster Pass and the Hurricane Pass. No passes will be issued to business owners, only with some exemption categories as noted below.
The pass allows the bearer to access the public road to visit the place of business to assess possible damage to the property. No company passes will be accepted during curfew hours. This can only take place during certain hours that will be stipulated and announced by the Prime Minister in a curfew situation.