Issue No. 676 Tuesday, 15 June 2004
Sherri Not Running
 Attorney
Sherri Bodden-Cowan confirmed to Cayman Net News that she would not seek a
seat in the Legislative Assembly in November’s general elections, putting an
end to widespread speculation that she would run in the district of George
Town. Mrs Bodden-Cowan indicated that family and business
commitments made running in the 2004 election impossible...
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Roffey Qualifies For Olympics
Cayman Islands swimmer Heather Roffey qualified for the
2004 Athens Olympics in the 800-metre freestyle event last Thursday at the Grand
Prix Ultra Swim Meet in Charlotte, North Carolina. By taking more than
three seconds off her personal best time in the event, Heather became the Cayman
Islands’ first female swimmer to qualify for the Olympics. She swam the event in
9:01.41 ...
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Queen Honours Two Leading Members
of the Cayman Community
The Queen has recognised two prominent members of the
Caymanian community in her 2004 Birthday Honours List. Sherri Ann Bodden
and Colin Ross, JP, have both received the designation of Member of the British
Empire; Mrs Bodden for service to the Cayman Islands Government and the
community, and Mr Ross for public service and service to the community...
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Six new community officers on beat
 The
Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIP) Community Policing Department has
recently added six new beat officers: Constables Karen Mills, Cornelius
Pompey, Neil Williams, Clifford Garcia, Lenford Butler and George Linton.
Officer in Charge of the Community Policing Department Inspector Adrian Seales
said: “The role of a beat officer is very challenging...
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Public accountants to be subject to new regulation
The public accounting profession will operate under the
Public Accountants Law, 2004 from 1 August introducing a regulatory body to
replace the current Cayman Islands Society of Professional Accountants (CISPA)...
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Person of the Day - Virginia Moerl
 As
manager of the Claws-It Cayman Humane Society Thrift Shop, Virginia Moerl
says, “Our purpose is to raise funds for the animal shelter. “We also
support the community. We donate things to the men’s and women’s prisons, and
we donate intellectual games to the Pines Retirement Home. “Any
donations that come in that we cannot sell, we donate to neighboring
countries"...
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