Cayman came third at international touch championships
There are many great rugby tours that have gone down in folklore for the exploits of those brave souls that represent their homeland against the marauding hordes in their own backyard. Thoughts spring immediately to the British and Irish Lions…
Making Waves with boats and beachwear
A hot afternoon by the beach with the latest watercraft, and an evening filled with the coolest beachwear fashions was in store for visitors to Kirk Marine’s Making Waves Fashion and Boat Show at Royal Palms. DJ Alexi kept visitors…
Having a crate time finding new homes
Ten wagging tails belonging to ten excited dogs, all ready to start a new life – thanks to the Humane Society, Cayman Airways, and Pets Alive, a shelter in New York State. The dogs were being put into crates ready…
NATHAN THANK YOU
Teacher’s family go back to UK The parents of Nathan Clarke released a farewell statement yesterday through the RCIPS, thanking volunteers and police for their search efforts, and lamenting the lack of any trace of the vanished water-sports instructor. In…
Cayman Islands to host world athletic meet
Cayman Invitational, a professional track and field meet featuring world-class athletes, will take place in May on Grand Cayman. Announcing this first for the Cayman Islands, Premier and Minister of Finance, Tourism and Development, the Hon. W. McKeeva Bush, OBE,…
CRIME WORRIES – OT report highlights problems
The UK government yesterday released the results of its autumn survey of Overseas Territories, pointing out that Cayman Islands worries centred on crime, public safety, the cost of living and foreign labour. High crime rates were raised generally throughout the…
Ivanovic secures Chelsea comeback
Branislav Ivanovic’s extra-time goal sent Chelsea into the Champions League quarter-finals as they completed a superb comeback to beat Napoli at Stamford Bridge. The Blues have been in turmoil since losing 3-1 in the first leg in Naples, with manager…
Rotary reading fun at GTPS
Volunteers from the Rotary Sunrise Club have been reading with the children at George Town Primary School regularly once a week for a while now, but this week was Rotary’s designated reading week so the lucky kids got six volunteers…
Commonwealth Day at GTPS
George Town Primary School celebrated Commonwealth Day in traditional style, with students making elaborate and colourful displays of British Commonwealth countries. Some of the kids actually dressed for the occasion in the national costumes of the countries they had studied….
HIGH SCHOOL FIASCO
July hearing to examine construction As the Minister for Education seeks to blame contractors and his predecessors for the $100 million high school fiasco, Rolston Anglin is likely to see defence evidence by architects and surveyors that could vindicate the…
