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Issue No. 722 Thursday, 19 August 2004

600 More Status

The Caymanian Status and Permanent Residency Board is close to releasing the names of 600 people to whom it will grant Caymanian Status under the 2004 quota, according to Board Chairman Billy Reid... read more...


Affordable housing open house held in West Bay

The Ministry of Community Services, Youth, Sports and Gender Affairs, in conjunction with the National Housing & Community Development Trust held an open house at the affordable housing site in West Bay, dubbed ‘Promised Will’, last Saturday morning.  More than 100 residents came out to take a look at the new houses, which should be ready for occupancy very shortly, according to Roger Bodden... read more...


Ellio Solomon Says ‘Thanks, But No Thanks’ To PPM

A run-off to choose the four People’s Progressive Movement (PPM) candidates in George Town during the district General Meeting will not be necessary as nominee Ellio Solomon withdrew his nomination on Tuesday.   Mr Solomon indicated that he would still run for a George Town seat in the November General Elections as an independent candidate... read more...


Back to School Supplement

A special supplement with informative features and articles on preparing your child to go back to school appears inside today’s Cayman Net News.  The supplement covers important preparations for the new school year and information on where to buy all your back to school necessities here in Cayman... read more...


General Election 2004: Election History Part III

Records show that throughout the 19th Century, the meetings of Vestrymen and Magistrates continued with new members being elected with relative regularity over the years. According to the historical record, nothing really changed until 1948, when an election was held in August.  On this occasion polling was held in different districts... read more...


Person of the Day - Roberta Wicab

Originally from Belize, Roberta Wicab now lives in the Cayman Islands. “I come from a big family,” says Roberta, “I have three brothers and four sisters. One of my brothers and one of my sisters live here. When I visit them, we go to Bodden Town Public Beach.”  Roberta likes to keep fit, “I am learning to swim at the moment,” she says. “ I also work out at Gold’s Gym, when I get the time.”... read more...


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