Issue No. 542 Monday, 1 December 2003
Unrest At The Ritz Site
TCC (Cayman) JV Ltd, a subcontractor hired by Fluor Daniel Caribbean Inc for the Ritz-Carlton, pulled out of the job site on 21 November, leaving local and overseas employees without jobs.
Hired to provide drywall and metal framing services at the Ritz, TCC is a joint venture between K Coast of Grand Cayman and TC Contractors out of Georgia...
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RCIP celebrates graduation of new recruits
 The Royal Cayman Islands Police (RCIP) celebrated 11 new recruits last week with a passing out parade and graduation ceremony held in the Harquail Theatre.
His Excellency, The Governor, Bruce Dinwiddy was present to inspect and pass out the new officers.
The 11 new officers have just completed 20 weeks of intensive police training under the guidance of
Inspector Shaun Ebanks and Instructor, Richard Simms... read
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Cayman's Draft Constitution Wider Than UK Human Rights
Eminent London barrister David Pannick QC has said that the Cayman Islands draft Constitution Order in some respects is wider in scope than UK human rights legislation...
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Tourism Attraction Board Representatives visit Florida Botanical Gardens
 Chairman of the Tourism Attraction Board (TAB), Kirkland Nixon, and TAB senior staff recently visited the Fairchild Tropical Garden in Florida to build upon the existing relationships with the management and staff of the
garden and to consider possibilities for the development and improvement of the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic
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Carlene Davis in concert in Cayman
Christian singer Carlene Davis is giving two concerts in the Cayman Islands.
On Friday, 5 December she will be performing at the Aston Rutty Centre on Cayman Brac and the following day she is appearing at the Family Life Centre, Walkers Road, Grand
Cayman...
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Person of the Day - Carlos Pimentel
 "Growing up in Angola, life was very similar to here," said Carlos
Pimentel. "We used to go to the beach at weekends and have friends of different nationalities."
Carlos says his parents were always proud of their children and their achievements. "My father's death was a great shock and after two years I am still realising what a huge loss it is. It is very hard knowing he isn't there when times are tough." ... read
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