Issue No. 691 Wednesday, 7 July 2004
Cruise ships dock proposed for port
 Proposals
from three different overseas companies, including one cruise line, have been
received by Government to create a cruise ship berthing dock in George Town,
according to the Leader of Government Business and Minister of Tourism Hon
McKeeva Bush. Mr Bush, who is also the Chairman of the Port Authority,
said that the dock would facilitate four cruise ships...
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Show Me Helps Flood Victims
 In
response to the recent severe flooding in the Dominican Republic and Haiti,
Cayman Net News and MCM Consultants held a fundraiser to benefit the Cayman
Islands Red Cross relief efforts last week. Held at the Corner Pocket, the
Cuban band Show Me performed, while those in attendance were asked to contribute
five dollars at the door. Approximately CI$1,000 was raised for the cause...
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Cayman Net News Website Hits Milestone
The Cayman Net News website, together with its sister site, Caribbean Net news,
reached another milestone in June, with pages on the two sites being accessed a
combined 200,000 times...
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Local man wins $10,000 in C&W
promotion
 James
Ebanks topped up his mobile phone and won big recently as he was the first
$10,000 winner in the Cable & Wireless Scratch N Win promotion. “I
didn’t believe it at first,” said James, “I’m only really believing it now
because I have the check in my hands.” The winning card was purchased from the
Walkers Road Starmart. James said, “I’m going to buy a house in Honduras
with my winnings."...
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Investors urged to sue over Cayman hedge fund losses
According to the Standard, arriving in Hong Kong this week is
the man galvanising disgruntled investors worldwide to take action against Towry
Law International (TLI), the financial advice firm that investors say wrongly
sold them high-risk Cayman-registered investment funds...
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Person of the Day - Edson
Marins
 Working
at La Belle International Hair Design in Alissta Towers gives Edson Marins the
opportunity to do one of the things he likes to do best: cutting and colouring
hair. “I’ve been doing hair for 10 years,” says Edson, who came to the
Cayman Islands from Salvador da Bahia in Brazil only two months ago. “I like
to cut and blow dry the best.” Edson likes to spend his spare time
clubbing with friends...
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