Dishin’ with Dody: Aging and cod filets
Thoughts to Ponder….on Aging A dear friend of mind from the Netherlands recently wrote me a long letter. She caught me up on the happenings of her life, along with some difficulties of aging. She then asked, “How do you…
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Cayman Islands: September Events at Camana Bay
For the full list of event details and weekly rituals, click here: https://gallery.mailchimp.com/e115bf195080b94faeb461096/files/September_Events_Press_Release.pdf Although students are heading back to school, that doesn’t mean the summer fun has to end. The Reading Tree is staying up for the month of September…
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CARIBBEAN: USAID launches US$12.5 million Marine Biodiversity Program in Carriacou
By US Embassy August 26, 2015 In an effort to protect critical marine ecosystems and reduce threats to the region’s fisheries and tourism sectors, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has launched a USD$12.5 million Caribbean Marine Biodiversity…
The benefits of breadfruit: How this Caribbean crop can improve your health
By Tamiya King From Atlanta Black Star On his recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago for Emancipation Day, Julius Garvey, son of legendary activist Marcus Garvey, emphasized the need to boost agriculture as an effective method for restructuring post-Colonial economies….
Dog owners looking for answers to “wires” found in Pedigree food
By Krista Boehm From Valley News “I held a magnet upside down and it stuck to it and wouldn’t fall off” “It looks like little black and white hair pieces but it’s actually really coarse and it feels like plastic,”…
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Hunted orcas spotlight Caribbean whaling
By Mike Gaworecki From Mongabay Whalers from the Caribbean country of St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) routinely hunt small cetaceans, such as pilot whales, orcas, and dolphins. Preliminary results suggest the meat of small cetaceans hunted in SVG may…
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Community Events 8th Annual CISPA Gala “Back to the Future-Celebrating 45 years of excellence” Date: 10/10/2015 Time: 6:30 PM Ritz Carlton Seven Mile Beach Phone: 749 3360 Register Event Description: The 8th Annual CISPA Gala “Back to the Future-Celebrating 45…
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Caribbean Chef of the Year Collin Brown shares his tips to make the most of Notting Hill Carnival
From Herts & Essex Observer To mark Notting Hill Carnival weekend we catch up with Chef Collin Brown He is the go-to chef of Jamaica, catering to celebrities and royalty alike as they holiday on the stunning isle known as…
Explained: Why airplane food tastes so bad
By Yoni Heisler From BGR Air travel in recent years has become a much more enjoyable experience. Not only are electronics no longer viewed as dangerous devices to be afraid of, but it’s becoming increasingly common to encounter planes with…
A Polish connection: all roads lead to Opole
Michal Kaczmarski From FDiIntelligence The small Polish city of Opole has landed some large investors, particularly in the food processing sector. Michal Kaczmarski looks at how it uses its excellent road connections to punch above its weight. An Italian finding…
