Issue No. 753 Wednesday, 17 November 2004
Controversy over debris contract deepens
The controversy surrounding the contract
awarded to MC Restoration for the removal of debris brought about by Hurricane
Ivan on Grand Cayman, is deepening. More people are expressing concerns about the only recently formed, US owned MC Restoration and the objections raised by the locally owned Heavy Equipment and Vehicle Operators Association (HEAVO),
as the details of the multi-million-dollar contract, are not yet made known...
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Making a mark on the mobile market
 The
region is extremely important to the global C&W group, but in recent years they
have seen their market share decline as competition from other telecom brands
has increased. Support by a small hand picked team of experts, with a
combined experience in the business of more than 150 years, Mr Brewers has
already made a difference. “We have already taken back more than four
points of the market share,” he said. ...
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Those Who Fell Remembered
 The Cayman Islands remembered all those who had given their lives during times of war on Sunday 14 November, at the Memorial Cross, Elmslie United Memorial Church, George Town. The Ceremony began with the arrival of His Excellency the Governor, Bruce Dinwiddy. After the two-minute silence ended with the firing of the Saluting Gun, the last post was sounded by bugler Constable Ian Lavine...
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Escaped prisoner Manderson makes attempt to flee
 After escaping Northward Prison and being on the run in Grand Cayman for two months, convicted murderer Steve Manderson has, according to the Royal Cayman Islands Police (RCIP),
endeavoured to flee to an unknown country. The RCIP described Manderson as
“very resourceful,” and added that there are enough indications to suggest that
he has attempted to leave national territory...
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Derelict vehicles to be tagged and removed
Over the next few weeks, the Vehicle Licensing Department
intends to begin removing and disposing of unclaimed derelict vehicles left on
public roads or rights of way, and vehicles that the department considers pose
a threat to public health or safety...
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Person of the Day - Carole Lally
Originally from Ireland, Mrs Carole Lally is a 4th grade teacher and elementary Vice Principal at First Baptist Christian School. Mrs Lally
has lived in Cayman for several years and thoroughly enjoys serving the
community. “I really love what I do, working with the children at FBCS.
They are such delightful children; it gives me great pleasure to teach them. I
like to try new methods, resources and ideas.”...
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