Medicair should just pick up their patients and then declare an emergency with a sick passenger and land at St. Maarten. They cannot deny an in flight emergency. Its called a “loop-hole” !

Are we going to be able to enjoy a weekend special in the near future?

Can Medicair get a permit for the airport on the French site of the island?

Why only made available to those destinations? What about from those destinations to neighboring islands? Do you think that we don’t want to visit neighboring islands and explore?

Just name it after me “Cris Hassell Rock”! Or simply “Hassell Rock” for short, I will be honored! And so will the Renowned Hassell family of Saba our ancestors, out of Respect!
Thank you!!

He must have had one of those permits where you have to strangle the goat with your bare hands.

It seems, that there is much more focus on partying and carnival than on the education of the Saba youths.

To help the children, how about some volunteer tutors from the community. I can tutor in Math, starting in January 2025

Very good. Very good. We must try to do everything we can to support the success of our Caribbean students in higher education.
Suggestions:
1. More computer courses on how to search the internet to find information, courses, language help, etc.
2. More help/ classes in the Dutch language, particularly vocabulary that Professors use
3. Access to Caribbean food, so that the student’s stomachs are not upset all the time (Dutch food is a major adjustment)
4. Mentors available to help students with any issue.

from Windwardside, Saba

Correct me if I’m wrong. But, this sounds like the government is not allowing it, not Starlink.

Didn’t I read here a few months ago about dedicated internet access for all on Saba? There are plans for fiber optics, if I remember correctly.

Somebody is getting paid to install fiber optics. And now, Starlink is banned. Interesting. How convenient for the fiber people. Competition has been removed.

Just a thought.