The
political landscape for Election 2005 in May, has taken a dramatic step, with
the announcement of a newly formed alliance headed by the Hon Linford Pierson, a
32-year public servant who has served 16 years in the civil service and another
16 years as a member of the Legislative Assembly.
The People’s Democratic Alliance, (PDA) is a group of independent candidates who
will be fighting for seats in George Town.. read
more...
Art@governors 2005 bigger and better
On
Saturday 29 January, the gates of Government House were again open to members of
the public, who came to see Art@governors an annual art event attended by HE the
Governor, Bruce Dinwiddy, and his wife, Emma.
The event displayed the artwork of over 102 local artists, as well as stalls
from voluntary organizations. Art@Governors is
organized by the National Gallery and sponsored by Walkers... read
more...
Cubans are still coming to Cayman
Cuban
migrants continue to head for Cayman shores, despite attempts by both Cayman
and Honduran governments to halt the flow of migrants stopping at these two
countries on their way to the US. Thirteen
Cuban migrants, who landed on Cayman Brac last Sunday evening 30 January,
attempted to continue their journey, but made it only a few miles before
running onto the iron shore... read more...
Spotts dump-site dispute heading for the courts
The
on-going dispute between the government and the residents living near the area
in Spotts recently used as a temporary dumpsite for debris clearance, appears
to be moving to the courts. The attorney
representing the owners of the land, Samuel Jackson, said the Government had
not responded to his letter written on behalf of his clients since 16 January... read more...
Bodden Town candidates keep up the rebuilding
The
People’s Progressive Movement’s (PPM) Bodden Town candidates, Osbourne Bodden,
Charles Clifford and Anthony Eden, continued their efforts last weekend, to
repair damaged homes and assist with the clean-up efforts in Bodden Town, in
partnership with sponsors and contractors.
“Our rebuilding programme is picking up momentum since we first announced it
several weeks ago,” said the candidates....
read more...
Person of the Day - Dolcy Powery
The plaques of commendation on the wall of her office speak
of her determination and dedication to the department of Immigration – awards
that Dolcy Powers received at different stages throughout her 31 years with the
Department. Now Assistant Chief
Immigration Officer, Mrs Powery’s days are spent dealing with student visas,
temporary work permits and supervising the staff at the Public Counter... read
more...
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The
political landscape for Election 2005 in May, has taken a dramatic step, with
the announcement of a newly formed alliance headed by the Hon Linford Pierson, a
32-year public servant who has served 16 years in the civil service and another
16 years as a member of the Legislative Assembly.
The People’s Democratic Alliance, (PDA) is a group of independent candidates who
will be fighting for seats in George Town..
On
Saturday 29 January, the gates of Government House were again open to members of
the public, who came to see Art@governors an annual art event attended by HE the
Governor, Bruce Dinwiddy, and his wife, Emma.
The event displayed the artwork of over 102 local artists, as well as stalls
from voluntary organizations. Art@Governors is
organized by the National Gallery and sponsored by Walkers...
Cuban
migrants continue to head for Cayman shores, despite attempts by both Cayman
and Honduran governments to halt the flow of migrants stopping at these two
countries on their way to the US. Thirteen
Cuban migrants, who landed on Cayman Brac last Sunday evening 30 January,
attempted to continue their journey, but made it only a few miles before
running onto the iron shore...
The
on-going dispute between the government and the residents living near the area
in Spotts recently used as a temporary dumpsite for debris clearance, appears
to be moving to the courts. The attorney
representing the owners of the land, Samuel Jackson, said the Government had
not responded to his letter written on behalf of his clients since 16 January...
The
People’s Progressive Movement’s (PPM) Bodden Town candidates, Osbourne Bodden,
Charles Clifford and Anthony Eden, continued their efforts last weekend, to
repair damaged homes and assist with the clean-up efforts in Bodden Town, in
partnership with sponsors and contractors.
“Our rebuilding programme is picking up momentum since we first announced it
several weeks ago,” said the candidates....
