Maizie Velida Watler
Joan Watler Wilson and iNews Cayman wishes to convey our condolences to husband Brainard D. Watler, family and friends of the late Maizie Velida Watler who passed away on March 4th 2012 at the age of 71. A Service…
The Editor Speaks : Will we ever have a statesman?
There are a number of definitions of a “statesman” but all include the words “public figure”, “usually a politician”, “he/she is respected”. “Wikipedia” adds “Statesmanship also conveys a quality of leadership that organically brings people together and of eldership, a…
Nathan Clarke’s parents arrive on Island
The family of missing water-sports instructor Nathan Clarke will arrive in George Town today, boosting the search for the UK resident, while police said yesterday that CCTV footage reviews had offered “no sign”. The mystery around Mr Clarke’s disappearance last…
A matter of spirituality
Being a writer on a newspaper that is available on the Internet I get a lot of emails from people all over the world. I received this from a man who wished to remain anonymous but asked me if our…
“I can’t stop talking”
Do you know a programme to help people who can’t stop talking? I do, its called, “On and on anon.” Yes, that is a joke, although excessive talking is not funny because it is never accepted socially. Our social norms…
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor What we have to realize that the public was intentionally ignored about the For Cayman Investment Alliance deal. It was only after all the plans were made that the public was informed. When the road is closed it…
Noah’s Ark
I did not write this but it was sent to me. It is a ‘doctored’ copy of a number I have seen before but changed to suit the Cayman Islands. I hope you find it as funny as I did….
When you fall in LOVE: “There is no remedy for love but to love more” – David Henry Thoreau
With Valentine’s Day very much in our minds the word ‘LOVE’ is eternally tied to it. “When I fall in love” is one of the most popular love songs and I always thinks of Nat King Cole as I hear…
Guns and violence makes ‘good’ news
I am not a big fan of Michael Moore. Even less after I met him once at a conference I attended in Las Vegas. However, his 2002 film “Bowling for…
