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UPDATE: Operation Winter Guardian Prioritizes Road SafetyDecember 27, 2024UPDATE (27 December): This week, RCIPS officers responded to 36 MVAs, made 4 DUI arrests, and prosecuted 30 persons for various other driving offenses, as part of Operation Winter Guardian. The […]- Cayman: Police Respond to Fatal Collision on Esterley Tibbetts, 26 DecemberDecember 27, 2024From RCIPS At about 4:30PM yesterday, 26 December, police and other emergency services responded to a report of a serious single-vehicle collision on the Esterley Tibbetts Highway, in the vicinity of […]
- Cayman: Traffic Advisory: Shamrock Road. Road Re-openedDecember 26, 2024Please be advised that Shamrock Road has been re-opened to vehicular traffic. The date has been corrected below as well. Traffic Advisory: Traffic Diversion on Shamrock Road, 26 December Police are […]
- A VERY BLESSED CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR READERSDecember 25, 2024Jo & Co at a Rotary Christmas Lunch for the Elderly Both Colin and I wish you all a very, blessed and happy Christmas. It is a challenging one for me with illnesses and a death in the family so […]
- Cayman: Leader of the Opposition – Christmas 2024 MessageDecember 24, 2024screenshot: Hon. Joseph Hew, Leader of the Opposition Fellow Caymanians & Residents; As we gather with loved ones to celebrate this joyous season, I am reminded of the power of togetherness. […]
Talking wireless, celebrating radio
Radio Cayman’s Deputy Director, Paulette Conolly-Bailey recently attended the NAB/RAB Radio Show in Chicago, Illinois. Mrs. Conolly-Bailey joined Radio Broadcaster delegates from the US and all over the world for a four day conference 13-16 September. This annual show provided…
WEEK OF HELL
In just seven days, four people have been killed and another left fighting for his life. On Monday, Jason Christian became the latest victim of the senseless gun crime that’s paralysing the Cayman Islands. For once, his murder didn’t take…
Asthma self help
Managing asthma is not something your doctor can do for you all by himself. Asthma self help is an important part of treating and managing this condition. The task of minimising the risk of asthma attack on a daily basis…
Attempted break-in of ATM
Criminals have made a determined attempt to remove an ATM machine with a sledge hammer from Butterfield Bank, Fort Street. The management of Butterfield Bank contacted the police to report that they discovered the bank’s ATM had been tampered with…
Scholars start on right foot
The 2011/2012 Cayman Premier League got off to a good start for Scholars International Sports Club as they dominated Cayman Athletic Sports Club at the G. Haig Bodden field in Bodden Town. Speaking to Colin Rowe, Scholars International’s head coach,…
Chinese delegation signs grants with Jamaica
KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — A Chinese vice premier and a 60-member delegation arrived in Jamaica’s capital Monday to sign two grants to boost the island’s development as the Asian economic giant steps up its investments across the Caribbean. Vice Premier…
Ten bullets fired in ambush
At least 10 bullets were fired in Tuesday night’s George Town ambush of Jason Christian and Keith Montique. Christian, 18 was shot in the head and Montique, 22, survived four wounds and was airlifted to Miami yesterday. Alerted by…
Obama’s health care cuts spread the pain
WASHINGTON (AP) — Health care savings in President Barack Obama’s deficit-reduction plan would squeeze future Medicare recipients, cut payments to drug companies and hospitals, and shift costs to states. Still, some advocates say the president’s approach is less painful than…
Losing one of your breasts is not the end of the world, says cancer survivors
Three brave women are out on a mission to help mastectomy patients deal with the fear of removing their breasts due to cancer. Naomi Fazio, Amica Scott and Myrna Gregson (pictured above) are all wearing their breast prosthesis, a silicone…
UK surgeons separate twin girls joined at head
LONDON (AP) — Sudanese twins born with the tops of their heads joined together have been separated in a rare and risky series of operations at a London children’s hospital. Facing the World, a charity which helps disfigured children, said…
