The EU vote shows growing disillusion with the EU integration
By Federico Grandesso From New Europe In an interview, British Ambassador to Belgium Jonathan Brenton talks to New Europe about his country’s trade relations with Belgium, September’s Scottish referendum and the European Council’s recent nomination of Jean-Claude Juncker as the…
High expectations at Seattle’s first legal marijuana store
By Alex Lessard-Pilon From New York Mag It’s a hot, cloudless day on an industrial strip in Seattle’s SoDo district, and hundreds of people are waiting patiently to buy marijuana. They are lined up along barricades that lead to the…
PATTISON Outdoor Advertising reveals the capital city’s first station dominations promoting Rogers Digital TV
TORONTO ON, July 9, 2014 – PATTISON Onestop celebrates the Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto with a specially commissioned exhibition, Confluence: Shifting Perspectives of the Caribbean, bringing together a group of works produced by artists with cultural ties to the Caribbean….
Cartoon of the Day
By Tony Zuvela, Cartoonist “It’s my own little World which I can escape to everyday and create a fun, weird, berserk Cartoon to whatever subject I like. I enjoy doing all the work myself, and all the aspects of Cartooning,…
Cayman Male Voice Choir celebrates 40 years
Last Sunday (6) the Cayman Islands Male Voice Choir celebrated 40 years with a concert aptly titled “Down Memory Lane”. It was a magnificent concert and a tribute to all the many persons who have sung with the choir over…
The many magical museums of Barbados
By Henry S. Fraser From Caribbean360 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Sunday July 6, 2014 – Museum: From the Latin, and the Ancient Greek (Mouseion), which denotes a temple dedicated to the Muses (the patron divinities in Greek mythology of the arts), and…
Newest Customs Officers Welcomed
Five Caymanians are the newest Customs Officers to don the signature epaulettes, after “graduating” Monday, 30 June 2014 from a rigorous 12-week training course at Customs Headquarters. The group comprised Mr. Philip Justin Anglin, Mr. Derry Arch, Ms Melinda Dickson,…
The Editor Speaks: Selling off our public schools would be crazy
The CNS headline that the Cayman government is considering selling off our public schools by the creation of grant-maintained, charter-based academies or independent schools financed via a combination of private sector and government money, is crazy. So crazy that the…
World Cup Fever: symptoms include a disturbing increase in domestic violence
GEORGE TOWN, Grand Cayman, 8 July 2014: Whilst the World Cup seems to have temporarily united the world with supporters and opposers coming together in the spirit of the game, there is a worrying and disturbing trend associated with World…
ICCI releases performance data on Government Scholarship Students
(GRAND CAYMAN, CAYMAN ISLANDS) – Students on Government Scholarships attending the International College of the Cayman Islands (ICCI) are doing better than they were earlier this year, but there is a lot of room for improvement, according to the College….
