Issue No. 726 Wednesday, 25 August 2004
All shook up
 Residents
and business owners along Mary Mollie Hydes Road in West Bay have had their
lives disrupted for the past week by the installation of sheet piling for a
retaining wall along the shore that will eventually be capped with a sidewalk.
The retaining wall starts on the northern end of Boggy Sand Road and will run
792 feet to the Silver Sands Café when it is finished later this week...
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Status Recipients Informed By Mail
The Immigration Department began mailing out confirmation to the 600 residents
who have been granted Caymanian Status last Friday. These grants were
awarded from among the 1,116 applications the Caymanian Status and Residency
Board received up to 30 December 2003, the final day for making applications...
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Environmentalist Seeks To Make Cayman Hotels Green
 The
Project Coordinator for the Environmental Audits for the Sustainable Tourism
(EAST) Project based in Kingston, Hugh Cresser, spoke at the Courtyard
Marriott on Monday, at an event sponsored by the Department of Tourism (DoT).
The DoT is seeking three small hotels, one on each of the Cayman Islands, to
come forward to be volunteers for a green assessment ...
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Accommodation shortage for St Matthew’s University
With a new semester beginning next Monday, St Matthew’s University School of
Medicine is facing an accommodation shortage for incoming students. The
University expects a shortfall of between 40 and 50 rooms, which comes despite
their purchase of the Sleep Inn for US$4.5 million in 2003...
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General Election 2004: Elections Office
warning to those doing business with Government
 The
Election office has announced an advisory to all prospective candidates
contesting seats in the 2004 General Elections of the provisions contained in
Section 19 of the Cayman Islands Constitution, relating to disqualifications
for elected membership and in particular to Section (1) (G) ...
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Person of the Day -
Jessica Rankin
 Happily
married to Sam Rankin and making her home in East End, Jessica Rankin is
delighted to now call Grand Cayman home. Born in Honduras, she beams
when talking of Grand Cayman, most noticeably for its cuisine. “One of the
things I most love about Grand Cayman is the food. I love conch, turtle and
all the fish here,” she said. Jessica loves her community in East End...
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