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Month: October 2014

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USWNT wins CONCACAF opener, but Caribbean nations make biggest strides

By Graham Hays From espnW.com The United States struggled to finish until Abby Wambach headed in an Alex Morgan cross in the 54th minute. KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Sport offers the potential of the unlikely, even improbable. It is unmistakably…

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Don’t put your bread in the fridge & other important food storage tips

By Mary Beth Quirk From Consumerist We’ve all got a somewhat innate sense of where to store the foods we eat in our modern cultures — you’re not going to stick your ice cream in the pantry and expect it…

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Antigua residents clean up after Gonzalo brings heavy flooding, high winds

From Caribbean360 JOHN’S, Antigua, Tuesday October 14, 2014, CMC – Prime Minister Gaston Browne has called on residents to engage in a clean-up exercise following the passage of Tropical Storm Gonzalo on Monday. The storm, which is now a category…

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Reparations commission working towards Caribbean-wide rally – Beckles

By Anika Kentish From Caribbean360 ST JOHN’S, Antigua, Wednesday October 15, 2014, CMC – A two-day conference on reparations has ended here with a call for Caribbean nationals “to rally ‘round the cause of reparatory justice”. Chairperson of the Caribbean…

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Another armed robbery Thu/ Cayman Islands police report 9 Burglaries on Tuesday (14)/Armed Robbery GT/Armed robbery WB Road

Another armed robbery GT From RCIPS Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 12:04 P At 12:41am Thursday 16th October 2014, RCIPS at the George Town Police Station received a report of an arm robbery on Zeedah Crescent, off Walker’s Road. The…

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Fatal Collision Savannah UPDATE:

Fatal Collision update From RCIPS Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 1:08 PM Approximately 6:30am Thursday 16th October 2014, RCIPS received a report of a serious motor vehicle collision along the Shamrock Road, west of the Savannah Primary School. The collision…

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Former Cayman Islands TV reporter and political aide arrested Kenneth Bryan, one time reporter for CITN/Cayman27 and now political aide to the Cayman Islands Premier was arrested last Saturday (11) outside a nightclub on the West Bay Road. Police have…

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Young interns get a taste of life in healthcare in Cayman Islands

Approximately 150 students will benefit from internships at Health City Cayman Islands, over the next seven months. Students from Cayman Islands Further Education Centre (CIFEC), Clifton Hunter, John Gray high school and other private schools will all get to learn…

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The Editor Speaks: Should police randomly check persons from their roadblocks?

Cayman Islands lawyer Peter Polack has made a very important point when he asks the question are officers from the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service breaking the law when they temporarily detain drivers during police roadblocks and checks? Polack has…