Issue No. 897 Tuesday, 9 August 2005

Former Segoes Pres Seeking Immunity

The former president and director of Segoes Services Ltd, James Fontanetta, is seeking an immunity deal from the Attorney General in exchange for information that will unravel the complex trail of companies... read more...

Residents and bar clash over noise

The popular O Bar nightclub has been under fire from neighbouring residents about the noise level emanating from the premises until the early hours of the morning. According to the Deputy Chairman of Grandview Condominium... read more...

East Enders point to drugs as the scourge of their community

“There are not a whole lot of drugs here in East End,” said Acting Commissioner, Rudolph Dixon in the early stages of a community meeting with the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, (RCIPS) and East Enders. The community however disagreed emphatically with his comments as they declared that drugs were a serious problem in their neighbourhood. “It takes the community to report these guys,” ... read more...

Indies Suites now placed in liquidation

Indies Suites was put into official liquidation by Chief Justice Anthony Smellie on 5 August. The action had been hotly contested by attorney Raymond Alberga, arguing that the timeshare owners were not bona fide creditors ... read more...

Government focuses on agriculture

The Leader of Government Business Hon. Kurt Tibbetts was down on several Farms recently in his role as Minister for Agriculture when he and Cabinet officials and representatives from the Department were welcomed by some of Cayman’s local farmers and agricultural facilities Mr Tibbetts was clear in his intent to support local.. read more...

Person Of The Day - Miguel Solomon