Issue No. 629 Tuesday, 6 April 2004

New Cayman TV

An application for a licence to provide wide-ranging broadband services in the Cayman Islands, including basic and digital cable television, had been made to the Information and Communication Technology Authority (ICTA.)  Infinity Broadband, under Managing Director Randy Merren, has made the bid to become the first all-encompassing broadband technology provider in the Cayman Islands... read more...

New Art For Hog Sty Bay

At a special ceremony held last week, several tiled mosaics, depicting different specimens of marine life, were unveiled in Hog Sty Bay at the George Town Waterfront.  The 14 mosaics displayed a wide variety of marine life, including a dolphin fish, a dolphin, an angel fish, a cat boat fish, blow fish, a frigate bird, a tube sponge, a marlin, an octopus, a snapper, a spotted ray, a stingray, a star fish and baby turtles...  read more...

Caymannetnews.com continues growth

With an average of 200,000 page-views per month, Caymannetnews.com and its sister site, Caribbeannetnews.com are soaring in popularity.  Updated daily, Caymannetnews.com and Caribbeannetnews.com provide the latest local and national information from the Cayman Islands and the Caribbean region... read more...

East End Celebrates Water Supply Grand Opening

Piped Water became available to East End residents on Wednesday 31 March as the Cayman Islands Water Authority celebrated with a grand opening at Captain George Dixon’s Community Park... read more...

Bidders interested in all of Cayman Free Press shareholder Hollinger International

Hollinger International said last week that it has received a wide range of potential offers for the whole of its business, which reportedly includes a 40 percent interest in Cayman Free Press, as well as prize assets such as the Daily Telegraph, Britain’s best-selling daily broadsheet... read more...

Person of the Day - Rob Matusek

Fitness fanatic, Rob Matusek, doesn’t believe in sitting still. “I like to keep super busy,” he said.  Rob works as a personal trainer for World Gym, a job on which he thrives, “I love making an positive impact on my client’s lives,” he said.  A keen bodybuilder, Rob is currently getting ready for the Natural Body Building Caribbean Grand Prix in August and also does some magazine modelling... read more...

OTHER NEWS

• Career hints for students from those who know best
• Department of Environmental Health food safety courses scheduled for April
• Diabetics need to get their exercise too
• Donation helps schools with future expansion plans
• Five-year plan to improve environment in Cayman
• Gospel concert was for a good cause
• Moko is no big threat to Cayman’s green bananas
• RCIP reminder to stop for school buses
• The Rab Aitchison Memorial Fund raises money for Cancer Society
• Two hurt in car crash
• News about the Cayman Islands in the Foreign Press

EDITORIAL

• Making Our Public Spaces Friendly For the Disabled

SPORTS

• Americo Insurance rolls after slow start
• CIAA announces 2004 Cayman CARIFTA Team
• Red Bay Primary victorious at Inter-Primary Schools Sports Day