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Community Events MAY 7 Clifton Hunter High School year 7 & 8 Parents’ Consultative Evening The Clifton Hunter High School year 7 & 8 Parents’ Consultative Evening is Wednesday (6 May) in the performing arts building at 5pm. Reporting session…

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Cayman Islands and HR

By Tim Sackett From The Tim Sackett Project I just got back from the Cayman Islands where I was invited to speak to the Cayman Islands Society of Human Resource Professionals at their annual meeting. As you might imagine, it…

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Beacon lighting ceremony as Cayman Islands joins in the 70th Anniversary of “Victory in Europe”

WHAT:           Cayman Islands joins in the 70th Anniversary of “Victory in Europe” with a Beacon-Lighting Ceremony. WHO:              HE the Governor Helen Kilpatrick, CB and Premier Alden McLaughlin and other Government dignitaries Capt. Dale Banks…

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Cayman Islands competition reflects on Waste Management Hierarchy

The recent waste management hierarchy poster and essay competition organised by the Department of Environmental Health in conjunction with the Ministry of Health and Culture, served to encourage the Cayman Islands community, starting with its youth, to consider living with…

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Community Events MAY 6 Special Olympics Cayman Islands Football Special Olympics Cayman Islands invites you to the 2015 Annual National Games and Week of Awareness. The next event is Wednesday (6 May) at 5:30pm at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex…

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Caribbean economies face peril as coral reefs decline

By David Montalvo From NBC News Swim out into the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, just beyond where the sandy sea floor gives way to massive rock formations, and a decades-long transformation has become apparent. Where a vibrant coral reef…

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Community Events MAY 5 Special Olympics Cayman Islands Aquatics Special Olympics Cayman Islands invites you to the 2015 Annual National Games and Week of Awareness. The next event is Tuesday (5 May) at 5:30pm at the Lions Pool where athletes…

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Cayman Islands Premier visits National Museum

An appreciation of the workings of the Cayman Islands National Museum (CINM) was enhanced during a tour of the statutory authority by Premier Alden McLaughlin on Tuesday, 28 April 2015. As Minister responsible for culture, Mr. McLaughlin was accompanied by…

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Global warming may cause as many as 1 in 6 species to go extinct

By Andrew Freedman From Mashable The planet is nearing a species extinction threshold, beyond which the signal of global warming will become clearer with each passing year, a new study finds. The faster the climate changes as a result of…

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Reef preserves marine wildlife through education and conservation

Keynoter Publishing From Keys Info Net In 1990 three men (Paul Humann, Ned DeLoach and Lad Akins), who share a love of the sea and a strong interest in protecting it and its inhabitants, happened to be at the right…