On Tuesday 6 September Cayman Net News reported on
accusations made by people from the community that seized drugs were
reportedly being sold back on the streets of the Cayman Islands. As soon as the edition hit the newsstands the phones in
the Net News’ offices began ringing as members of the public phoned to affirm
the story. The callers came from different walks of life and were all
congratulating the news team... read
more...
Caring for animals as a lifelong mission
Although most of the time veterinarian Brenda Bush treats dogs and cats,
she was ready for action when a 300-pound turtle arrived at the surgery that
had been attacked by a shark. Ms Bush amputated the front fin and the turtle
was released. Even though the turtle lost her front fin, she is still fully
functional since she could swim and lay her eggs. On any other day, Ms Bush
could be treating animals as diverse as iguanas, birds... read more...
Silent auction draws huge crowd
The Silent Auction to raise funds for the victims of
Hurricane Katrina drew a large crowd to The Attic on 5 September. The Marketing Director, Scott McLean and the Assistant
Manager, Michael Hoffman of The Attic and O Bar have family and friends living
in New Orleans and were inspired to do something to help the victims of the
hurricane... read more...
Annual conference sets a blueprint for the future of education
Held on 2 and 5 September the annual education conference
addressed issues from pre-school to college in what was billed as a conference
that would make a difference. Nearly 700 educators, parents, Government officers and
members of the private sector and community participated in the conference to
identify the needs and solutions for the future of the country’s education
system...
read more...
Philatelic Bureau shows Cayman to world
The Cayman Islands Philatelic Bureau, adjacent to the
Seven Mile Beach Post Office, is busier than ever, almost a year after the
office was virtually destroyed by Hurricane Ivan. The job of the Philatelic Bureau, as opposed to the
regular post office, is to cater to the needs of philatelists, that is, stamp
collectors... read more...
Person of the Day - Mitzie Ann Morgan
When she travels, one of her favourite places to visit is
Scotland. “I love to see the castles because they remind me of the fairytales,”
she said. However, Mitzie’s greatest love is helping patients get well and
taking care of her eight-year-old and three-year-old children. “I decided to
come to Cayman seven years ago because I liked the peace and tranquillity of the
Islands. I have been a Registered Nurse...read
more...
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On Tuesday 6 September Cayman Net News reported on
accusations made by people from the community that seized drugs were
reportedly being sold back on the streets of the Cayman Islands. As soon as the edition hit the newsstands the phones in
the Net News’ offices began ringing as members of the public phoned to affirm
the story. The callers came from different walks of life and were all
congratulating the news team...
Although most of the time veterinarian Brenda Bush treats dogs and cats,
she was ready for action when a 300-pound turtle arrived at the surgery that
had been attacked by a shark. Ms Bush amputated the front fin and the turtle
was released. Even though the turtle lost her front fin, she is still fully
functional since she could swim and lay her eggs. On any other day, Ms Bush
could be treating animals as diverse as iguanas, birds...
Held on 2 and 5 September the annual education conference
addressed issues from pre-school to college in what was billed as a conference
that would make a difference. Nearly 700 educators, parents, Government officers and
members of the private sector and community participated in the conference to
identify the needs and solutions for the future of the country’s education
system...
