Two brothers, aged 14 and 16, remain in a critical condition after being ‘poisoned by illegal pesticide at luxury Caribbean resort’
By Associated Press and Alexandra Klausner for DAILYMAIL.COM Sean, 16, and Ryan Esmond, 14, remain in a critical condition after a banned ‘pesticide’ was sprayed at a Caribbean resort Father and mother, Stephen Esmond and Theresa Devine, continue to undergo…
Judge reprimanded over comments to lawyers, “Hannibal Lecter” speech at political function
By John Council, from Texas Lawyer The judge responsible for hearing nearly all of Texas civil commitment proceedings of violent sexual predators was reprimanded after he repeatedly threatened to throw defense lawyers out of his courtroom and displayed a photo…
Caribbean Nations prepare for Coconut Industry revitalization
From telesur A $US3.9 million program aims to revive the once-thriving industry and tap into markets for coconuts and sought after coconut by-products. From 1950 to 1980, the coconut industry was a vital agricultural subsector in the Caribbean. However, from…
Cayman Islands: PWD/NRA HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE TODAY
Workers are busy erecting shutters on Government buildings and hurricane shelters around Grand Cayman this morning (Wednesday, 6 May 2015). Although no hurricane is presently approaching the Cayman Islands, this annual exercise allows staff of the Public Works Department (PWD)…
Beacon lighting ceremony as Cayman Islands joins in the 70th Anniversary of “Victory in Europe”
WHAT: Cayman Islands joins in the 70th Anniversary of “Victory in Europe” with a Beacon-Lighting Ceremony. WHO: HE the Governor Helen Kilpatrick, CB and Premier Alden McLaughlin and other Government dignitaries Capt. Dale Banks…
Cayman Islands competition reflects on Waste Management Hierarchy
The recent waste management hierarchy poster and essay competition organised by the Department of Environmental Health in conjunction with the Ministry of Health and Culture, served to encourage the Cayman Islands community, starting with its youth, to consider living with…
Cayman Islands: Caymanian United World Colleges Scholars chosen
Gabriella Castillo and Haley Willkom are the newest Caymanian scholars selected by the local national committee of the global United World Colleges (UWC) movement. Following a rigorous application and interview process, the two young women were nominated on the basis…
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Community Events MAY 6 Special Olympics Cayman Islands Football Special Olympics Cayman Islands invites you to the 2015 Annual National Games and Week of Awareness. The next event is Wednesday (6 May) at 5:30pm at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex…
Cayman Islands National Gallery offers paid internship opportunities – applications now open!
The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (NGCI) has much to offer local students pursuing a career in the arts and creative industries this summer via two exciting paid internship opportunities to young Caymanians. Thanks to generous supporter Deutsche Bank…
Genealogy group seeks help to fund archive project
By Aldeth Lewin From Virgin Islands Daily News ST. THOMAS – Sunday is the last day for Kickstarter.com donations to the Caribbean Genealogy Library’s efforts to obtain copies of documents relating to the U.S. Virgin Islands’ transfer from Denmark to…
