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Tempura Boss, Martin Bridger, battles on alone

  In the summer of 2007, journalist John Evans broke into the offices of Cayman Net News, where his employer, the newspaper owner, the late Desmond Seales, reputedly kept a file of information leaked to him by a senior Cayman…

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Play, Read, Learn! Continues

Children learn through play! In May 2012, the Ministry of Education, Training and Employment and the Cayman Islands Public Library Service launched “Play, Read, Learn!”, a library-based programme  focusing on children between the ages of three and five years and…

Cops highlight partial cellphone ban

Officers from the RCIPS started leafleting motorists today (Wednesday 12 September 2012) in advance of the partial cellphone ban. The leaflet, which resembles a mock traffic ticket, is being distributed to drivers at traffic hotspots throughout the three islands. It…

Young Nation Builders Give Back

The main room of the Department of Children and Family Services West Bay District Office received a facelift recently with a fresh paint job. Students from the Young Nation Builders Programme (YNBP) took on the job as a part of…

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Hurricane Ivan remembered

By Hazard Management First published 9th Sept, 2010 Hurricane Ivan was a “classical” long lived Cape Verde hurricane. It has been categorized as one of the most powerful hurricanes to hit the Caribbean in recorded history. On September 2 Ivan…

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Ward-Dawson Hangover: The Prediction Walk of Shame

By Lyle Fitzsimmons Next time, dammit… I’m listening to my wife. Because she’s been around me nearly every day for nearly seven years and has endured work trips that have sent me from the Cayman Islands to the Nevada desert…

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Addicted

Paul McGowan PS Audio I try and run each morning before work because it helps my energy levels stay up during the busy day. Sometimes it’s a real struggle to get moving and stick with it, but music helps keep…

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Camana Bay restaurants celebrate a summer of achievements

It was a summer of achievements for two of Camana Bay’s restaurants, as Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink and Ortanique completed their second Summer Internship Programme and a Michael’s Genuine team member and Cayman International School (CIS) student, Moses Ebanks,…

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Rotary Sunrise Promotes Literacy

International Literacy Day was observed by the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman on Friday 7th September. To mark the day the Club donated dictionaries to every Year 7 student across the Cayman Islands with books being sent to Cayman Brac…

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Dukers Celebrate Wellness

Young adult participants in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme have pledged to ‘love their bodies’ by drinking more water, avoiding junk food and not eating too much pastries and sweets. They made this commitment was renewed after they observing…