Issue No. 672 Tuesday, 8 June 2004
New Payphones Here
Blue Sky Communications is now providing competition for
Cable & Wireless with more than 40 international payphones placed in
high-tourist traffic areas, including downtown George Town, the Turtle Farm,
and along Seven Mile Beach. More of the international payphones, which are in
blue boxes, will be installed in the near future, according to Michael Stomps,
Operations Manager of Blue Sky...
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Culinary Art On Display
The Cayman Islands Culinary Society held its 14th Annual
Chef Competition on 2-3 June at the Westin Casuarina Resorts as 70 chefs from
local restaurants and hotels vied for the title of “Best Chef” and other awards.
At the end of the competition, Westin Casuarina Resort Executive Chef Raymond
Southern was the big winner, bringing in five gold medals and a silver medal on
his way to earning the Best Chef title...
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Fidelity Bank Hosts Business After Hours
The Cayman Chamber of Commerce held its Business after
Hours last Thursday evening in the courtyard of the Cayman Financial Centre on
Dr Roy’s Drive. Fidelity Bank (Cayman) hosted the event to mark the
launching of its recent new pension plan option and to support its on-going
re-branding efforts. Among the topics of the speakers was the
recently-launched Fidelity Pension Plan...
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CITA announces new Acting Executive Director
 The
Cayman Islands Tourism Association (CITA) has announced that Milena Conolly
has been appointed as its Acting Executive Director. Ms Conolly joined
CITA in early December as its Membership and Office Manager and has worked in
diverse areas of the tourism and hospitality industries. Ms Conolly
said: “It is with great expectation and excitement that I take up my new
position"...
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Red Cross launches flood relief Campaign
The Red Cross in Cayman has launched a major appeal to help
the natural disaster victims in the Dominican Republic (DR) and Haiti. The
organisation along with its sister charity, Red Crescent, says the impact of the
floods and landslides will be felt for some considerable time to come...
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Person of the Day -
Maureen Powers
 Born
in Toronto and having raised her two daughters, Bridget and Sunanda, in
Vancouver, Maureen Powers now makes her home in Grand Cayman. She also
makes many people here feel more at home in the natural world, for she serves
as the store manager for Feng Shui Environmental Design. Through her
committed work over the years to integrating the forces of business...
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