During their stay on Saba, representatives of the Maritime Historical Museum Curaçao visited the Harry L. Johnson Museum. During the visit, Michaela Kuckelkorn and Stephan Smeets of the Maritime Historical Museum Curaçao were given a wonderful and extensive tour by Pamela Whitfield. Michaela and Stephan were particularly impressed by the …
Read More »Saba eateries found in good compliance after inspections
Restaurants and other food and beverage establishments on Saba were found to be in good compliance during multidisciplinary inspections last week by Public Entity Saba Enforcers, together with Police, the Hygiene Department and the Fire Department. The inspections checked general safety, hygiene and fire safety requirements. A new establishment was …
Read More »1.5 million euros for ferry subsidy while authorities explore subsidised air travel
The Dutch government has made 1.5 million euros available to subsidise ferry services between St. Eustatius, Saba and St. Maarten in 2027 while authorities explore how to add subsidised air travel in the future, Dutch Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management Vincent Karremans and Dutch State Secretary of Home Affairs …
Read More »Saba earns continued recognition with QualityCoast Silver Award
Saba has maintained its QualityCoast Silver Award status from Green Destinations following its latest sustainability assessment and audit, reaffirming the island’s commitment to sustainable destination management. The QualityCoast Award is part of the Green Destinations Awards and Certification Programme and recognises destinations for their efforts and progress towards more sustainable …
Read More »Zagers: 30 million euros must bring relief, not status quo
Commissioner of Finance Bruce Zagers says the structural thirty million euros for the Caribbean Netherlands should pay for new measures that lower electricity bills and fund a broad public service obligation (PSO) for connectivity, rather than becoming the structural way of financing subsidies that already exist. Zagers made the comments …
Read More »Governor wraps up Dutch visit; Heyliger heads on to Ireland
Island Governor Jocelyn Levenstone and Commissioner of Culture Eviton Heyliger have been in the Netherlands for a series of meetings, with Heyliger travelling on to Ireland for an island exchange programme. Levenstone’s working visit began on Monday, September 28, with a meeting at the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom …
Read More »Saba Lace Ladies take island’s heritage to A’dam craft festival
The Executive Council of Public Entity Saba was in Amsterdam to support the Saba Lace Ladies, who carried one of the island’s oldest traditions to an international audience at craft festival “Ambacht in Beeld” this past weekend. The festival was held on Saturday, September 26, and Sunday, September 27, at …
Read More »Pamela Meijvogel‑Whitfield Appointed Manager of the Harry L. Johnson Museum
The Board of the Harry L. Johnson Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs. Pamela Meijvogel‑Whitfield as Museum Manager. The new role marks an important step in the continued growth and development of the museum, which plays a vital part in preserving and sharing Saba’s cultural heritage. Pamela …
Read More »Saba’s Senior Care Reaches New Heights (Literally!) With Historical First Elevator
With the introduction of the first elevator and new assisted living facilities, Saba marks a significant milestone in senior care. The demolition of the 46-year-old structure that housed the Honorable Henry Carlyle Every Home for the Aged since the 1980s marks the official start of a major turning point in …
Read More »Celebrating Island Heritage in Amsterdam
The Executive Council joined the Saba Lace Ladies in Amsterdam to showcase traditional Saba Lace at the Ambacht in Beeld Festival. The Ambacht in Beeld Festival brought master craftspeople from around the world to the NDSM Loods in Amsterdam on September 26 and 27. Visitors at the event explored rare …
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