30 Students Graduate from Aruba's Educar pa Transformar Foundation

Campeon Self Service in Aruba will open early at 7:30 a.m. on Monday morning offering fresh locally caught fish to the public. The available catch includes four popular species: Dorado (mahi-mahi), Conovis (a local reef fish), Mulato, and Picuda (barracuda). Early morning fish sales of this kind are a common and welcomed community event in Aruba, drawing residents looking for fresh, affordable seafood. The variety of fish on offer suggests a successful recent haul by local fishermen. These sales typically move quickly, making the early opening time especially relevant for shoppers planning to attend.

Noticiacla, one of Aruba's prominent local news outlets, is inviting all of its readers to participate in a special survey aimed at improving the platform's user experience. The initiative comes on the heels of a recent redesign or renewal of the website, signaling the outlet's commitment to evolving based on audience feedback. The survey is open to all users of the platform, underscoring an inclusive approach to editorial and technical development. By gathering direct input from its readership, Noticiacla hopes to identify areas for improvement and better serve the Aruban community. The move reflects a growing trend among local media outlets to engage their audiences more actively in shaping content and platform functionality. Readers are encouraged to take part and make their voices heard as the outlet charts its next phase of development.

Krik Parrel, an 83-year-old former volunteer and retired captain of CITRO, Curaçao's maritime rescue organization, died Saturday in a boating accident at the entrance to Fuikbaai on the southern coast of Curaçao. The incident claimed the life of a man who had dedicated years of service to saving others at sea. CITRO is a well-known volunteer rescue organization in Curaçao that responds to maritime emergencies. Details surrounding the exact circumstances of the accident have not been fully disclosed in initial reports. Parrel's death represents a significant loss for the local maritime and rescue community, given his long history of service. Fuikbaai is a bay on the southeastern side of Curaçao, an area frequented by boaters and divers. No additional casualties have been reported in connection with the accident.