Numerous homeowners across the country having to go through the process of
settling property claims after Hurricane Ivan still have a bitter taste in
their mouth. For months, both the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) and
Government were inundated with complaints from policyholders about every part
of the claims process... read
more...
Cyndi McField: I love formal clothes
Cyndi McField always pays close attention to what she wears, even when
dressing for work. An employee at Brooks & Brooks law firm for nearly two years, she enjoys
her work, too. “I am very happy with my work environment; it’s always a
pleasure to go to a place where you are appreciated and not mistreated,” she
says. “I find that colorful, fun, classy suits and formal clothing
particularly suit me... read more...
Handicap Parking Law Enforced
Recently some representatives from various departments all stated that the
police were responsible for enforcing the offence of parking in a disabled
parking space. However, this is not so. The Government Departments that all agreed that the police were responsible
for the enforcement of this law were the Cayman Islands Planning Department,
the Vehicle Licensing Department, the Cayman Islands Tourism Association (CITA)... read more...
Fund organised to assist elderly lady who lost everything in fire
The personal tragedy of an elderly lady in Newlands has struck a chord of
sympathy with residents and has resulted in efforts to help her rebuild her
life. The home of eighty-nine year-old Villa ‘Verniece’ Ebanks caught fire during
the night of 22 July, and this resulted in her losing all her belongings. At
around 9:30 pm last Friday night, Police, Fire Control and Paramedics responded
to a fire on Ms Ebanks’ home on Hurst Road...
read more...
Cayman Brac Children Battle the Books
Children rushed to the Public Library in Stake Bay Cayman Brac for the 2005
Summer Reading Program, which began Monday 18 July. Children ages 6 to 14 are
all invited to come and enjoy reading and a host of other activities at the
Library this year.... read more...
Person of the Day
- Daisy Jackson
Even after ten years in the Enforcement
Office of the Immigration Department, Daisy Jackson still enjoys translating for
the growing number of Latin American people coming to work in this country. “I
have Caymanian family here so I came here to meet them, and each year they kept
asking me to stay for one more year, and I never left,” said Ms Jackson. Ms
Jackson felt right at home in Grand Cayman...read
more...
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Cyndi McField always pays close attention to what she wears, even when
dressing for work. An employee at Brooks & Brooks law firm for nearly two years, she enjoys
her work, too. “I am very happy with my work environment; it’s always a
pleasure to go to a place where you are appreciated and not mistreated,” she
says. “I find that colorful, fun, classy suits and formal clothing
particularly suit me...
Recently some representatives from various departments all stated that the
police were responsible for enforcing the offence of parking in a disabled
parking space. However, this is not so. The Government Departments that all agreed that the police were responsible
for the enforcement of this law were the Cayman Islands Planning Department,
the Vehicle Licensing Department, the Cayman Islands Tourism Association (CITA)...
The personal tragedy of an elderly lady in Newlands has struck a chord of
sympathy with residents and has resulted in efforts to help her rebuild her
life. The home of eighty-nine year-old Villa ‘Verniece’ Ebanks caught fire during
the night of 22 July, and this resulted in her losing all her belongings. At
around 9:30 pm last Friday night, Police, Fire Control and Paramedics responded
to a fire on Ms Ebanks’ home on Hurst Road...
