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3,000 names already on petition

Al Suckoo, Jr. one of the leaders of the campaign backing the petition for “One Man, One Vote” launched by MLAs Ezzard Miller and Arden McLean said they are about to make history with their efforts to collect signatures from…

Inter Primary School Sports 2012

It was the highlight of the sports calendar for younger kids as moms, dads, as well as brothers, sisters and friends, all came to cheer on participants in the Inter Primary School Sports day, at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex….

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Diving Incident North West Point, West Bay

About 12.35pm yesterday Thursday 22nd March, 2012 the RCIPS was advised that a 51 year old female resident experienced difficulties whilst diving at the Turtle Reef off North West Point, in West Bay. The woman was able to reach shore with…

“One Man, One Vote: Now, Later or Never?”

Local think tank Generation NOW will be hosting a panel discussion on the topic “One Man, One Vote: Now, Later or Never?”issue next Thursday (29), at 7:00pm at the Harquail Theatre and will be moderated by Crosstalk’s Austin Harris. Premier…

Hundreds celebrate outstanding police and community service

Almost 500 people attended the RCIPS Outstanding Service Awards event at the Ritz-Carlton, George Town, on Friday night (16 March 2012). Six awards were presented at the event:-  Police Officer of the Year, Support Staff Member of the Year, Community…

LONDON DELAY: Delegation told the time wasn’t right for UK trip

UK Ministers have told a Cayman Islands opposition delegation not to come to London because they are too busy to see the group, leaving organisers scrambling to find acceptable dates for a tour. At the same time, Opposition Leader Alden…

Urge for independence

Sir Ronald Sanders, international consultant and former senior Caribbean ambassador spoke on the topic “The Attractions of Nationhood: Illusion and Reality,” during the second day of the 50-50 Caribbean Conference at the UCCI. Sir Ronald referred to the recent histories…

Up, up and away with Cayman Islands Helicopters

Jerome Begot wanted to be a helicopter pilot ever since he was seven. “My dad, asked what I wanted to do. He thought I wanted to take over his business – a hotel and restaurant, and I said ‘No.’ He…

Mixed fortunes for Cayman Men.

Dartmouth University kicked off their spring tour to the Cayman Islands with the Dartmouth 2nd XV taking on a Cayman Club side select made up of good mix of Iguana RFC, Buccaneer RFC, Pigs Trotter RFC and Cayman Storm RFC…

Families find time for art and fun

There are many happenings on island for kids to become active in, including sports, music, volunteerism and the arts. The National Gallery’s Family Fun classes on Saturday mornings are no exception; however as the name suggests, it is devised for…