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Hydroponics Farm to Expand with New Greenhouses

By the end of August, Saba Grows, the hydroponics farm, will complete the construction of two new greenhouses. One greenhouse will be dedicated to expanding hydroponics production, while the other will serve as a tree nursery for the island’s vital reforestation project. Future Expansion Plans Eventually, Saba Grows plans to …

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Hydroponics Farm to add new greenhouses

Saba Grows (Hy­droponics Farm) will com­plete the construction of two new greenhouses by the end of August. One of these greenhouses will be dedicated to expanding hy­droponics production, while the other will serve as a tree nursery for the island’s vital reforestation project. The public entity Saba plans to eventually …

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Saba Carnival’s Official T-shirt Presented

 On July 12th, the Commissioner of Culture, Eviton Heyliger, received the official t-shirts for Saba’s 48th Carnival from Saba Festival Foundation representatives Trisha Gumbs and Ileana Simmons. This event marks the exciting start of the festivities leading up to Saba’s Carnival in 2024. The t-shirts, featuring vibrant colors and dynamic …

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Saba Youth Recognition Awards 2024!

The Community Development and Culture Department proudly presents the 2nd Annual Saba Youth Recognition Awards, celebrating the remarkable achievements and efforts of young individuals aged 12 – 24 in our community. Award Categories We invite nominations in the following categories to honor outstanding youth accomplishments: Youth Leadership Recognizes youth who …

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PES Employees Complete Dutch Language Courses

Over the past four months, 16 Public Entity Saba (PES) employees participated in Dutch language classes at levels A1, A2, and B1. PES facilitated these courses in collaboration with the Saba Reach Foundation. Initiative and Support Recognizing the importance of Dutch language proficiency, the Department of Human Resources proactively encouraged …

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Universities form consortium to help Caribbean students

On Friday, July 5, eleven Dutch universi­ties of applied sciences have joined forces to improve the admission and transfer of students from the Caribbean part of the Kingdom to higher education. This because, for many Caribbean students the transition to the Netherlands is a drastic change, and as a result, …

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Working Visit of Saba’s Island Council to the Netherlands

Last month, the Island Council of Saba participated in a working visit to the Netherlands, engaging in a series of meetings aimed at enhancing governance, fostering cooperation, and advancing various initiatives. The Island Councils of Bonaire and Sint Eustatius also attended, demonstrating Saba’s commitment to strengthening ties with Dutch counterparts …

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