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Day: December 29, 2014

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Cayman Islands magistrate changes probation into jail after thief does it again Patrick Noel Watler (47) who was on probation pleaded guilty to theft of a bag from a stall at the Craft Market on North Church Street on December…

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The Editor Speaks: Goats

Yesterday I wrote about turkeys. Today it’s goats. Our Jamaican friends won’t eat turkeys but eat goats – something some of our American and UK friends will not. The following is an article written by Dave Martins of the Tradewinds…

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17 cruise ships to visit Cayman Islands between Dec 31 and Jan 2 ….

…. & RCIPS encouraged by safe festive season From RCIPS RCIPS encouraged by safe festive season IMAGE: au.news.yahoo.com The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service is encouraged by the safe and peaceful festive season thus far. However as residents and visitors alike…

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Pope condemns persecution of Christians, other religions/ HM Queen Elizabeth II

From Newsmax Pope Francis roundly condemned jihadist violence and the “brutal persecution” of religious minorities this year in a Christmas message to the world’s 1.2 billion Catholics and millions of others. Speaking to a packed crowd outside Saint Peter’s Basilica,…

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The eye-popping secrets of Branson’s Caribbean playground

By Chris Hastings for The Mail On Sunday Guests fire golf balls at human targets dressed as sumo wrestlers and eat sushi off a staff member’s stomach Staff on Richard Branson’s Caribbean island reveal bizarre goings-on One employee revealed she…

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Cayman Islands Police Inspector detained at airport with undeclared firearm and ammunition

Following a Media Information request by Cayman lawyer Peter Polack, Marlon Bodden, Deputy Collector of H.M Customs Department, Cayman Islands confirmed that Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) Inspector Burton, a Jamaican National, was detained at the Owen Roberts airport…

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[St. Vincent] Health officials investigating two suspected Chikungunya deaths

From Caribbean360December 29, 2014 KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent, Monday December 29, 2014, CMC – Health officials are investigating the deaths of two people to determine whether they were as a consequence of the mosquito-borne illness Chikungunya, which causes fever and severe…

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Paying tribute to Calypso Rose

From Trinidad Express Though she was barely able to walk because of gout, Calypso Rose was still able to woo her audience, as Brooklyn paid tribute to the Tobago-born singer who “broke the glass ceiling” in the calypso genre. “This…

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US-Cuba thaw may rock Caribbean tourism

By Andres Oppenheimer From Stabroek News One of the big questions following President Barack Obama’s decision to significantly expand US tourism to Cuba will be how much it will affect other Caribbean tourism destinations such as the Dominican Republic, Jamaica…

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Former BigLaw partner charged in NJ with bilking NY firms

By David Gialanella, From New Jersey Law Journal A former partner at two New York firms was accused by federal prosecutors in New Jersey of forming two litigation-support companies in order to defraud the firms out of more than $5…