Issue No. 839 Thursday, 19 May 2005
Promises not ‘broken’ says PPM
 The decision by the newly elected People’s Progressive Movement (PPM)
Government to appoint their North Side Legislative Assembly representative
political veteran and stalwart, Edna Moyle, as Speaker of the House, has opened
the first floodgates of criticism from former United Democratic Party (UDP)
chief and newly re-elected member of the Legislative Assembly, McKeeva Bush...
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Stage and schoolroom
Once she has completed her Associate Degree here at University College of
the Cayman Islands (UCCI), Stephanie Espeut will be headed to the United
States to train to become an elementary-school teacher. However the schoolroom
is not the only place in this eighteen-year-old student’s sights. While
becoming a teacher may be her primary goal she won’t be giving up on her
fashion aspirations just yet...
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No smoking policies ignored
The anti-smoking policies that have existed here on the Cayman Islands so
far have largely been both undefined and ignored. The rules as far as limiting
smoking go are in most cases confined to government buildings in keeping with
the policy that non-smokers have the right to breathe smoke-free air on
government premises. But even this limited decade-and-a-half-old policy has no accompanying
penalties...
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Cayman Net News introduces a free weekly TV guide
In keeping with the continued rapid development, expansion and growth of
Cayman Net News’ publications, the media house has launched a new print
supplement to add to its already extensive range of publications. Cayman Net News
TV Guide will be available as part of the new look Monday edition that already
carries the well-established Business Monday within a regular newspaper issue...
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Port Authority rules on snorkelling accident
The wakeboarders involved in the accident that saw a
snorkeller lose an arm in George Town Harbour last Saturday, 14 May should have
been at least 50 yards offshore, said a Port Authority spokesman. Philip Haberlen, a grocery store manager from Greensburg,
Pennsylvania, was the unfortunate victim of the accident as he snorkelled at the
rear of the apartment where he was staying at Coral Sands, adjacent to Rackhams
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Person of the Day - Anita Kelly
Cooking for the children at the Cayman
Brac Day Care is one of the things that Anita Kelly just loves to do. She has
been employed there for the last four years. “I love to see them eat and enjoy
their food,” she says.
Ms Kelly prepares good nutritious food, such as chicken, fish, rice and peas,
pizza, and spaghetti and meat sauce. The kids like everything, she says. She has
been a cook for the last ten years...
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