Grand
Cayman will soon have three mobile home sites as part of the measures taken to
address the serious housing problem faced by many as a result of the damage
caused by Hurricane Ivan. The introduction of trailers was one of many
measures considered during the wake of Ivan to address the dire housing problem
which has emerged in the wake of the hurricane... read
more...
World’s strongest man visits Cayman
Anthony
Clark, holder of the title, ‘World’s Strongest Man,’ spent four days visiting
the Cayman Islands last week in order to talk about his life. Invited here
by Raphael Bodden, President of Cayman Outreach Association, Mr Clarke visited
Northward Prison, Triple C School, and Eagle House as well as at the
Association’s monthly dinner meeting on Saturday 22 January... read
more...
CNB profits up 33 percent
A profit of CI$6.5 million represents a 33 percent increase over the 2003 figures for Cayman National Bank (CNB)
for financial year ending 30 September 2004, just weeks after Hurricane Ivan. Typically, the financial results for CNB and Cayman National Corporation (CNC)
are completed by late December. “Understandably, there has been a delay in producing the bank’s figures this year,” said Stuart Dack, Chairman of CNB... read more...
Honduran Police on the look out for Manderson
Escaped prisoner Steve Manderson
who has been on the run since 14 September last year is back in the news
again, as police officers in various neighbouring islands and countries in the
region have received his picture and are on the look- out for him. Detective Chief Superintendent Derek Haines of the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service
(RCIPS) confirmed that the RCIPS is receiving international assistance... read more...
More space at the Port
The Port Authority is now much better prepared to handle the increasing volumes of cargo shipments with almost an extra acre of space. Port Director Paul Hurlston said the new expansion at the dock was handed over by the contractors - Meisner
Marine - last week...
read more...
Person of the Day - Rosworth McLaughlin
As Divisional Officer for the Cayman Islands Fire Service for the last 25 years, Rosworth
McLaughlin said the biggest fire he has attended was at the Royal Palms Hotel in
1984. “I’ve also been privileged to save the lives of people who were trapped in
their cars,” he said. As an Elder with the Savannah Seventh-Day Adventist
Church, Mr McLaughlin helps to plan outreach programmes... read
more...
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Grand
Cayman will soon have three mobile home sites as part of the measures taken to
address the serious housing problem faced by many as a result of the damage
caused by Hurricane Ivan. The introduction of trailers was one of many
measures considered during the wake of Ivan to address the dire housing problem
which has emerged in the wake of the hurricane...
Anthony
Clark, holder of the title, ‘World’s Strongest Man,’ spent four days visiting
the Cayman Islands last week in order to talk about his life. Invited here
by Raphael Bodden, President of Cayman Outreach Association, Mr Clarke visited
Northward Prison, Triple C School, and Eagle House as well as at the
Association’s monthly dinner meeting on Saturday 22 January...
A profit of CI$6.5 million represents a 33 percent increase over the 2003 figures for Cayman National Bank (CNB)
for financial year ending 30 September 2004, just weeks after Hurricane Ivan. Typically, the financial results for CNB and Cayman National Corporation (CNC)
are completed by late December. “Understandably, there has been a delay in producing the bank’s figures this year,” said Stuart Dack, Chairman of CNB...
Escaped prisoner Steve Manderson
who has been on the run since 14 September last year is back in the news
again, as police officers in various neighbouring islands and countries in the
region have received his picture and are on the look- out for him. Detective Chief Superintendent Derek Haines of the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service
(RCIPS) confirmed that the RCIPS is receiving international assistance...
