Hyacinth Rose Jervis laid to rest

A Memorial Service of Celebration and Remembrance in Honour of the late Hyacinth Rose Jervis, who died after illness on Friday 22nd June, was held at Elmslie Memorial United Church, George Town, last Saturday 14th July. Officiating ministers were Rev…

The Editor Speaks: Why You MUST vote YES

Dante is looking at us with a cynical grin. These are no longer the islands that time forgot. Everyone in the USA must have heard of us by now as you cannot hear or see Republican Presidential Contender, Mitt Romney’s,…

Expansion of Cayman Brac airport announced at renaming ceremony

Last Saturday (14) saw a renaming ceremony for the Cayman Brac airport. Formerly called the Gerard-Smith Airport after two past Cayman Islands commissioners, Andrew Gerrard and Ivor Smith, it will now be known as the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport (CKIA)….

Letter to the Editor from Dr.Florence Goring-Nozza, D.D

Why are you avoiding the core truth of the political power that will be removed from the hands of our people. Besides hating every government ever elected; The local journalists and talk show hosts are playing footsie with the minds of…

Ritch & Conolly donates $2,500 to Football Association’s Academy Sports Club

Local attorneys Ritch & Conolly, announced on Monday (16) their sponsorship of the Football Association’s Academy Sports Club. Donating $2,500, the funds will help sponsor young footballers (aged 10 – 16 years old) to participate in Academy Sports Club (ASC)…

Yacht capsizes with ten on board

RCIPS confirmed Monday (16) morning they had received a report shortly after 5.00pm Sunday that a 52 foot motor yacht was taking on water off Bobby Cay. Although the Joint Marine Unit began making its way to the location, a…

Cubans in Frank Sound

Immigration officials are monitoring a vessel carrying 13 Cubans, which arrived off Frank Sound around 8:00a.m. Monday, 16 July 2012. The 230-foot motorized wooden craft has 13 adult males, and is undergoing repairs in transit to another destination. Footnote: Immigration…

Cayman Islands featured heavily in “Action Stations” feature in thelawyer.com website

Offshore litigation is thriving as the fallout from the financial crisis and court innovations whip up a perfect storm. For law firms around the world litigation has been the department flourishing most in the past few years, and the offshore…

Another story on Cayman’s Enterprise City

Law firm Appleby helped move a client into a new special economic zone set up in the Cayman Islands where companies are exempt from work permits and taxes. In a bid to diversify and boost the economy, the Cayman Government…

Number Search Puzzle July 17