Not a fan of turkey? Here are 10 delicious alternatives for Thanksgiving
By Kelli Foster From The Kitchn Turkey is traditionally front and center on the Thanksgiving spread, but this whole roasted bird isn’t the only way to serve up an impressive holiday dinner. If you’re not really that into cooking a…
Black Friday is dying a slow death
By Hayley Peterson From Business Insider Black Friday is losing its relevancy to US shoppers. The holiday, which takes place the day after Thanksgiving, has historically been the biggest shopping day of the year in the US. But over the last several years,…
Cayman Islands police requests public assistance to locate vehicle stolen last Sunday evening, 20 November
From RCIPS Tue 22 Nov 2016 at 1:02 PM RCIPS Requests Public Assistance to Locate Vehicle Stolen Last Sunday Evening, 20 November The RCIPS is requesting public assistance in locating a vehicle reported stolen from the parking lot of the…
Cayman Islands PFL Weekly Review
Top of the table clash ends in exciting draw The dream matchup during week six of the 2016/2017 CUC Primary Football League (PFL) regular season, featured the only two undefeated Under 11 schools in Group A – Sir John A….
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Cayman Islands Pirates Week 36th Annual Open Water 5K, as sponsored by KPMG.
It was an action packed weekend for the swimming community- with a four-day swim meet followed by the 36th Annual Open Water 5K, sponsored by KPMG. The Cayman Islands Amateur Swimming Association (CIASA) was pleased to host international swimmer Emily…
Late-season Tropical Storm Otto forms in the Caribbean
From Caribbean News Service MIAMI, Florida, Nov 21 2016 — A late-season tropical storm has formed in the southwestern Caribbean . The Tropical Storm named Ottos has maximum sustained winds at 50 mph. [See below for latest from NHC] The…
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Florida Keys move ahead with trial of self-limiting, gene-modified mosquitoes
From Managed Care Trial targets the primary vector for Zika, dengue, and chikungunya viruses The Board of the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District has voted to approve the investigational agreement for use of self-limiting Friendly mosquitoes (Oxitec, Ltd.) in an…
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Revolutionary Cuba trains 80k international doctors—for free
From telesur Cuba began awarding free scholarships to students from across the Global South in the 1960s, many of whom had been affected by conflict and war. Cuba has trained more than 80,000 doctors from Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa,…
These are the most common weeks of the year for Americans to get married
By Dan Kopf, Priceonomics From Business Insider Picking a wedding date is likely the single biggest planning decision a couple will make in their lives. The chosen date impacts the expense of the ceremony, venue possibilities, and the plans of…
New York Times flooded with complaints about election coverage
By Theodore Bunker From Newsmax The readers of The New York Times are speaking out against the newspaper’s election coverage and complaining to their offices at “five times the normal level.” “The number of complaints coming into the public editor’s…
