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By LK Hewlett BASSETERRE, St Kitts (WINN) — The speaker of the St Kitts and Nevis National Assembly has set Christmas Eve as the date to debate the opposition’s motion of no confidence in Prime Minister Dr Timothy Harris. During a sitting of parliament on Wednesday, Speaker of the House, Michael Perkins, informed of the […]
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By Caribbean News Now contributor NEW YORK, USA — After the Nicaraguan government announced that it has asked two key human rights institutions to leave the country, the UN human rights chief, Michelle Bachelet, said on Friday that she was “extremely alarmed” by a decision that means, in effect, there will be “no functioning independent […]
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By the Caribbean Journal staff
American Airlines is resuming two routes to St Maarten’s Princess Juliana International Airport.
This weekend, the carrier will relaunch its flights to St Maarten from both Philadelphia International Airport and New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport.
Both routes relaunch Dec. 22.
American has already been operating its Miami-St Maarten service.
Both routes had been suspended since Hurricane Irma hit the island in the fall of 2017.
American is also resuming flights from Philadelphia to St Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands this weekend.
— CJ
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By the Caribbean Journal staff
Tortola’s signature boutique hotel has officially reopened its doors.
The historic Sugar Mill Hotel and Restaurant is back again across the beach from Apple Bay.
The 23-room property has also unveiled a major addition: the Mediterranean-inspired Tramonti restaurant set right on the beach in Apple Bay.
That complements the property’s flagship Sugar Mill restaurant, long one of the island’s leading eateries.
The Sugar Mill’s spa is also open, led by therapist Kishan Tyson.
“We can’t wait to welcome our first guests & hopefully see some of you returning to the hotel or visiting for the first time,” the property said in a statement.
The hotel had been shuttered since Hurricane Irma in 2017.
For more, visit the Sugar Mill.
— CJ
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