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Cayman Police Investigate Robbery in George TownMarch 5, 2025From RCIPS Shortly before 7:00PM yesterday, 4 March, officers responded to a report of a robbery at a convenience store on Mary Street, George Town. It was reported that a masked man entered the […]- Cayman Police Renew Call for Information One Year On From Ed Bush Shooting IncidentMarch 3, 2025From RCIPS It is now just over one year since the shooting incident that occurred on the 25 February 2024, at the Ed Bush Stadium in West Bay, that resulted in the wounding of seven men, who, along […]
- Cayman Public Health Urges Measles Awareness and Vaccination Amid U.S. OutbreakMarch 2, 2025Dr. Samuel Williams-Rodriguez, Medical Officer of Health The Public Health Department is urging the public to remain vigilant following a recent measles outbreak in several U.S. states, including […]
- Cayman: Beware of Fake Public Transport Scheme Being Circulated OnlineMarch 1, 2025Issued by:Ministry of Planning, Agriculture, Housing, Infrastructure, Transport and Development (PAHITD)Government of the Cayman Islands George Town, Grand Cayman – 26, February 2025, The Ministry of […]
- Cayman: Police Investigate Stabbing Incident in George TownMarch 1, 2025From RCIPS Just after 2:10 AM today, 1 March, officers from the RCIPS and other emergency responders were dispatched by the 9-1-1 Communications Centre to a report of a man found with apparent stab […]
Will print newspapers still be in demand?
I received an interesting article that appeared in Feb. 2nd’s edition of “The Toronto Star under the banner “Newspapers will remain in demand”. It was written by their business reporter, Vanessa Lu who quotes a number of Canadian publishers who…
Diabetes education gets major boost
The fight against diabetes received a significant boost this weekend (3 & 4 March) as over thirty healthcare professionals completed a Diabetes Educators’ Course. Sponsored by Rotary Central, the course focused on disease management strategies, addressing a critical shortage of…
Dog team flown in to aid search
Specialist police dogs have been flown in from Miami to help the search for missing teaching assistant Nathan Clarke. The two animals were taken out to sea onboard boats as police continued looking for the 31-year-old who vanished almost two…
UK: Afghanistan deaths won’t dent troop morale
LONDON (AP) — Britain’s defense secretary insisted on Thursday that the country’s troops are committed to their mission in Afghanistan, after the number of U.K. personnel killed in the conflict passed 400. Ministers have expressed fears that the deaths of…
Cayman hosts international event
Cayman Islands Sailing Club will be hosting Race Cayman 2012 15th – 18th March. Racing takes place in North Sound and will include the Western Caribbean and Open Optimist Dinghy Championship and the J22 International Invitational Regatta. Cayman competitors will…
Indiana women’s soccer team arrives
The Lionesses have landed – and are here to play football and spread the word of The Lord. FC Indiana, known as the Lionesses, are visiting Cayman for ten days for a football tournament. And as well as goals on…
The Colossus computer
Engineer, Tommy Flowers, built the world’s first electronic, digital computer in 1943. It was called the Colossus and it took him from February until December – eleven months. It was used by British codebreakers to help read German messages during…
