Issue No. 875 Friday, 8 July 2005
Facing Dennis
By 11: 00 pm on Wednesday night 6 July Hurricane Dennis had slowed down slightly
on its path towards the Cayman Islands, but was becoming stronger as sustained
winds neared 80 mph, with higher gusts, reaching category one hurricane status...
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Emergency Post on Cayman Brac
Just in time for Hurricane Dennis a mobile Emergency Command Post (ECP) has
very recently arrived on Cayman Brac, and it could be made operational if the
latest approaching hurricane causes an emergency situation on the Island...
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Cayman Net News streams Dennis’ development
 As Hurricane Dennis approached the Cayman Islands, Net News’ website
began keeping users around the world informed, just as it did some ten months
ago during Ivan. This time however, CiNTV, Cayman Net News’ on-line
streaming video service, in conjunction with Cable & Wireless and Jeff Rivers
of XStream Technologies who make it all possible, began broadcasting news
headlines...
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Candidates fail to comply with election law over expenses
 On Tuesday 5 July Kearney Gomez, Supervisor of Elections issued the list of
candidates who stood in the 11 May General Elections who have failed to
provide details of their revenue and expenditure for the campaign. All the candidates who were successfully elected to serve in the
Legislative Assembly have supplied the information, however 14 unsuccessful
candidates have failed to produce the necessary paperwork...
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Financial veteran honoured by local firm
After 25 years in the Cayman Islands Fidelity took the opportunity to
honour Sir Vassel Johnson during its June celebrations. A long-serving Fidelity board member and one of the country’s most
distinguished and respected citizens, Sir Vassel is credited with starting the
country’s offshore financial sector...
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Caymanian of the Week
- Royce Dilbert
As the Chief Engineer of Power and Light for just over 24
years, Royce Dilbert says he enjoys his work. “I really like living on Cayman
Brac and I love my family and my job”, he said. When he is not working on
engines Mr Dilbert can be found fishing and enjoying various water sports.
“I am very dedicated to my church”, said Mr Dilbert, a member of Ebenezer
Baptist Church where he attends with his wife and children...
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