Singers get ready for seaside concert
A group of singers, guitarists and drummers who love singing Cayman’s favourite songs have been busy practicing for Cayfest’s Seaside with the CI Folk Singers. The CI Folk Singers were started in 2009 by the Cayman National Cultural Foundation (CNCF),…
Race Cayman 2012 – Optimist Championship Results
Cayman’s youth sailors have done the Cayman Islands proud with a fabulous overall result at the inaugural 2012 Race Cayman Optimist Open & Western Caribbean Optimist Championship hosted by the Cayman Islands Sailing Club (CISC). The youth competitors representing the…
TIE-UP TERROR
Yesterday’s break-in at Seagull condominiums marked another in a series of at least a dozen home invasions this year. Yesterday, two crime scene detectives wearing protective suits and latex gloves declined to comment on the 4am Thursday break-in. Seagull managers…
Restaurant reopens
The Department of Environmental Health has reopened the Solana restaurant after reports some customers fell ill. Paramedics were called the eatery at the Marriott Hotel after guests complained they felt sick. But after a temporary evacuation, the restaurant has now…
Police investigate robbery – UPDATE
UPDATE At approximately 3.50am on Thursday 29th March 2012, three males entered a residence at Seagull Condo’s on West Bay Road. The property had been left unsecured. There were three male occupants of the residence, two of which were bound with…
WATER HORROR – Deaths in three months almost doubles 2011
Police are meeting dive companies to assess safety procedures and prevention in the wake of last weekend’s water-related death of Pamela Langevin, at least the ninth in 2012. The late-March figure nearly doubles the five water-related deaths for all of…
Olympians meet young swimmers
Three British swimmers who have been selected for the Olympic Games in London this summer, swam alongside a group of young Cayman swimmers in the Lions Pool. The three swimmers were: Caitlin McClatchey who qualified for the Olympics in the…
Digicel leads cable project in Haiti
Two years after Haiti was struck by a devastating 7.0 magnitude earthquake, the country is set to receive a major boost with the delivery of a US$16m 200km undersea cable which will link the country to the world via internet…
Jennifer Smith retires from civil service
Retirement is a milestone that Mrs. Jennifer Smith embraces “happily”. On Thursday, 1 March, at Grand Old House, the Ministry of Education, Training and Employment wished farewell to Mrs. Smith, Acting Director of the Department of Employment Relations. She has…
Please can you help Daisy?
This adorable and delightful girl needs our help. Daisy was booked for spay surgery yesterday under our spay and neuter programme, but when she was collected for transport to Island Vet, the owner confirmed that he no longer wanted to…
