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Cayman Islands February 2019 Arrivals Performance
Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (29 March 2019) The Cayman Islands welcomed a total of 44,876 stayover visitors in February, an increase of 12.13 percent over February 2018. February’s contribution brings total visitation inclusive of stayover and cruise for the first two…
Jamaicans in Cayman Islands sending more money than in the last 10 years
From RJR News Online Jamaicans and other foreign workers in Cayman are sending more money to their home countries than they have in the last 10 years. According to Cayman Islands Monetary Authority data, workers sent almost $235 million home…
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Trinidad’s Horsford, Colthrust head Carifta medal hopes in Cayman Islands
By Gyasi Merrique from Trinidad & Tobago Guardian Local Javelin prodigy, Tyriq Horsford will chase after his fifth consecutive gold medal at this year’s 48th edition of the Carifta Games track and field competition from April 20-22 in the Cayman…
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Destinations of the week
The top 25 places to travel around the world in 2019 – Part 1 By Janaki Jitchotvisut from Business Insider Travel website TripAdvisor polled millions of its users to come up with its 2019 list of favorite world destinations. Whether…
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The trials of Eric Watson
By Brian Gaynor From NZ Herald Courtroom defeats have left the high-flying businessman facing huge demands for payment. Eric Watson, the high-profile businessman, has hit two massive speed bumps in recent months. On July 31, the High Court of England…
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Why Garfield phones have littered French beaches for 35 years
By Steve Dent From engadget There’s no better symbol of plastic ocean pollution and ’80s consumerism gone wild than the Garfield phones of Brittany. The handsets, in the form of the aggressively unfunny cat, have been washing up on French beaches for decades. However,…
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Opinion: Saint Vincents Court of Public Opinion
By Jolly Green Regardless of the March 21, 2019, ruling of Judge Stanley John in the matter of the SVG Election Petitions, the Court of Public Opinion who followed the issue closely may give a different verdict. Judges have to…
The New Tia Clinic is a Complete Reimagining of the Gynecology Office Experience
By Vivien Lee From Core77 A holistic design approach that might just get you excited to visit your doctor When history credits a man for introducing modern gynecology (yes, it’s true, his name is James Marion Sims, and he was…
Birds created with paper
Miniature Birds Created with Paper and Watercolors From Designer Daily Vaishali Chudasama and Nayan are two designers based in Ahmedabad, India. Vaishali works as an illustrator, while Nayan is an interior designer. Together, they run an Etsy shop that sells some impressive…
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US: Three Mile Island nuclear power plant to close. What would its loss mean?
By Ed Mahon From Pennsylvania Real-Time News When the nuclear power station needed to be refueled, more than one thousand extra workers headed to the plant. And when those workers got hungry, many of them turned to Roberto’s Pizza &…
