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Public Entity Saba Takes Further Action to Address the Water Situation

The Public Entity Saba is taking action to address the current water situation, with measures focused on increasing water production and improving the coordination of deliveries during the prolonged drought. An additional desalination plant became operational on Wednesday following maintenance and produced approximately 25,000 gallons of water before experiencing a …

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Pilot subsidy scheme for monument homes in BES islands to start soon

Homeowners in the Caribbean Nether­lands whose houses are considered monuments can soon apply for a one-time subsidy for building resto­ration. The application pe­riod runs from September 1 to September 30. A total of US $1.1 million has been made available from the Dutch National Restoration Fund. “With this pilot, the …

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Vessel Found on Rocks Near All Too Far Trail; Dog Safely Rescued

The Public Entity Saba has issued an update regarding an incident that unfolded earlier today and continued into the evening, after local fishermen reported a vessel on the rocks near the All Too Far Trail, between Sulphur Mine and Diamond Rock. Upon receiving the report, the Harbor Master was notified …

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Lowest flight tax rate for Dutch Caribbean

  Caribbean parts of the kingdom will remain in the lowest category of the Neth­erlands’ planned distance-based aviation tax, despite their consid­erable distance from Amsterdam. The Dutch government says the exception is justified by the con­stitutional relationship and po­tentially serious economic conse­quences of higher airfares for the islands. Under the proposed …

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Temporary water system shutdown

The Public Entity Saba informs residents and businesses that the public water distribution system was temporarily shut down this evening, Tuesday, August 11. The temporary shutdown is necessary to allow water reserves to rebuild and to support continued drinking water production at Saba Splash. Maintaining a reliable and sufficient supply …

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St. Maarten, Statia and Saba patients in Colombia are safe after earthquake

All St. Maarten, Statia and Saba pa­tients receiving medical treat­ment in Colombia have been ac­counted for and are safe follow­ing an earthquake in the country. Following reports of the earth­quake earlier Monday, new Min­ister of Public Health, Social De­velopment and Labor VSA, Clar­et Connor immediately contacted the Social and Health …

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Sailboat in distress near Wells Bay area

Friday evening, the SARs vessel and the Coast Guard responded to a report of a sailboat in distress near Wells Bay area. Upon arrival, it was determined that the vessel had become stuck on rocks in the area. The sailboat was successfully towed off the rocks and was then able …

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Building a Stronger Connection to Saba’s History

The Public Entity Saba is pleased to announce the next phase of the Slavery Past Action Agenda. Funded by the Dutch Government to address the history and legacy of slavery, this phase marks the start of several initiatives aimed at preserving, documenting, and sharing Saba’s history and cultural heritage. These …

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