The Easter Song
Savannah United Church has again presented an outstanding Easter Cantata with cast and crew totalling over 70 people. The wonderful event was filled with music, dance, singing and drama. You could see that all the participants were enjoying themselves as…
The Editor Speaks: I am a number
We are all numbers. Our name is superfluous. Our passports, our credit cards, insurance, social security, etc. etc. all have our number. In a series in the United Kingdom called “the Prisoner” the central character was called Number 6. His…
A King is Coming to Town
After the spectacular Cantata “ The Christmas Song” was presented by the Savannah United Church choir on Sunday 8th, I did not think that there could be anything else as enjoyable. Well, I was wrong. On Sunday 15th, the Church…
The Christmas Song
The Christmas Story may be ancient but its message is timeless and always relevant, as it brings a fresh wind of hope, peace and joy to our aching world. From the angel’s appearance to Mary, and then Joseph, to the…
First armed raid in two weeks
A masked gang armed with a handgun terrified a member of staff at an electronics store – before fleeing with cash and expensive goods. The robbery – at Funky Tangs in Savannah – is the first armed raid in Cayman…
Severe death threats to police in Jamaica
An ominous cloud is now looming over the sanctity of Jamaica’s security forces, following persistent death threats against its members. After warning members of the security forces to be on the lookout for attacks against them by criminal elements, the…
Jamaica’s major electricity company now buying electricity
The Jamaica Public Service, JPS, Jamaica’s major light and power company, has been subject to unrelenting attacks from their consumers over the high costs of their electricity bills. But to combat this they have come up with a controversial twist….
No more garrisons says PM elect
Suspense is rapidly escalating as to whether Jamaica’s new Prime Minister to be, Andrew Holness will be assigned Member of Parliament, MP, for the Western Kingston constituency, hometown of the former area leader, Christopher “Dudus” Coke. If the incoming Prime…
GIVE THE TEAM CASH
Cayman Islands football team crashed to their third successive World Cup defeat, which dumped them out of the competition. And after the game Technical Director Carl Brown said unless the players start getting paid for their efforts, the team will…
Heartless thieves put lives at risk
Heartless thieves stole life-saving supplements during a raid at a charity. The nutrients were taken in a break-in at the Meals on Wheels centre in George Town. It put an elderly woman’s life in danger and staff at the centre…
