CDB sponsors video challenge for Cayman youth
Youth in the Cayman Islands are being given an opportunity to focus on the theme of “Citizen Security” and to give their own unique interpretation on this development challenge which has captured the attention of a number of governments in…
It’s a dog’s life at Camana Bay
With wildly wagging tails, dogs of all shapes and sizes took their owners to the 21st Annual dog show at Camana Bay. While it’s a great chance for dogs to get together to catch up on the news, their owners…
Gabriella lifts Miss GT crown
Gabriella McField, was crowned Miss George Town 2012 at Mary Miller Hall. Despite describing herself as “shy,” 15-year old Gabriella, a student at John Gray High School managed to overcome her shyness, scoring high marks in every section of the…
New homes improve youth rehabilitation
Two events in March will mark the strengthening of Cayman’s youth rehabilitation efforts by the Ministry of Community Affairs, Gender and Housing and other key stakeholders. The Ministry, in partnership with the CAYS Foundation, will be officially opening a new…
New government headquarters gets environmental rating
Deputy Premier and Minister responsible for Facility Management Hon. Juliana O’Connor-Connolly has announced that the Government Office Accommodation Project (GOAP) has been awarded a Silver Rating by the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) from the US Green Building…
Cayman Brac affordable houses nearly completed
The eight homes being constructed on behalf of the Sister Islands Affordable Housing Development Corporate (SIAHDC) are nearing completion, said Chairman Mrs. Christine Maltman. Eight contracts were awarded in December 2011 to construct four homes on West End site and…
Laid back Zorro looking for love
Please can you help Zorro? This adorable and delightfully fluffy boy needs our help. Zorro is approximately seven years old and a beautiful long haired shepherd blend. He is neutered and up to date on his shots, however, sadly he…
Online support for businesses
The week starting Monday, 12 March, GIS Spotlight revisits Immigration online, an exciting National Gallery exhibit and computer-assisted learning in the prison system. First we bring you Immigration Online, the service which upgraded the department’s Internet presence for business customers….
WE’RE NOT CORRUPT
Opposition anger over Bush claim Opposition leaders yesterday rejected corruption charges by Premier McKeeva Bush, denying any wrongdoing and saying the claims were an effort to distract people from greater issues of top-level dishonesty. At the same time, Bodden Town’s ”anti-dump”…
Bush predicts $7m deficit
Government will run a $7 million deficit by the end of June because of loss-making companies and statutory authorities, Premier McKeeva Bush announced last night, although central government was likely to break even. Speaking at a Bodden Town political rally,…
