A
North Side resident, who wished to remain anonymous, said she was upset after
discovering that the pipeline that was due to carry piped water to North Side
and Cayman Kai, would in fact be going in the opposite direction, along the
Queens Highway, in the direction of East End. The resident said she
understood that was the outcome of the Water Authority board meeting that took
place on Wednesday 18 January ... read more...
A breakfast fit for a Lion
Over
20 Lions Club volunteers got up early on Saturday morning for one of the main
Lions Club fundraising events; the Lions Club breakfasts. President of
the Lions Club of Grand Cayman, Walton Gooding, explained: “The breakfasts are
one of the regular fund raising events. We try to do around ten a year.
Members normally go fishing (for the fish that makes up the breakfast)"... read more...
CAL digging in for low-fare battle
THE
National Flag carrier, Cayman Airways, is accelerating its campaign to be
competitive on the Cayman-United States route by offering low fares to Boston,
the firm said. The company is now offering a $399 special fare to Boston
from Grand Cayman with Cayman Brac and Little Cayman residents having to add
$50 to be part of the deal. The low-fare is for a round trip but does
not include taxes and surcharges ... read
more...
ICTA clears the air on licences and interference
ALL radio stations in Grand Cayman are complying with their licences in spite of two of them creating interference for others, said an official of the Information & Communications Technology Authority (ICTA).
Managing Director of Vibe FM and Spin FM, Kenny Rankin, said some of the 14
radio stations here had shrugged off their commitment to broadcast to the
Sister Islands ... read
more...
Internet advances Caribbean tourism
The
Internet has become such a powerful tool that it now enables small Caribbean
countries like the Cayman Islands, to act as its own travel agent rather than
rely on foreign countries to drive tourists to their destinations.
Furthermore, the Internet and digital technology can upscale the travel
experience, increasing the likelihood that tourists will recommend that
destination to their family and friends ... read more...
Person of the Day - Raquel Ramoon
WITH
a career goal of becoming a business owner, Raquel Ramoon, is pursuing a BA in
Management and Leisure. Raquel, a young Caymanian, says she’s determined to
graduate at the top of her class at the University of Manchester in the UK.
“I’m very ambitious, a quick learner, and I love challenges. My experiences
will hopefully make me a better person,” she says
...
read more...
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A
North Side resident, who wished to remain anonymous, said she was upset after
discovering that the pipeline that was due to carry piped water to North Side
and Cayman Kai, would in fact be going in the opposite direction, along the
Queens Highway, in the direction of East End. The resident said she
understood that was the outcome of the Water Authority board meeting that took
place on Wednesday 18 January ...
Over
20 Lions Club volunteers got up early on Saturday morning for one of the main
Lions Club fundraising events; the Lions Club breakfasts. President of
the Lions Club of Grand Cayman, Walton Gooding, explained: “The breakfasts are
one of the regular fund raising events. We try to do around ten a year.
Members normally go fishing (for the fish that makes up the breakfast)"...
THE
National Flag carrier, Cayman Airways, is accelerating its campaign to be
competitive on the Cayman-United States route by offering low fares to Boston,
the firm said. The company is now offering a $399 special fare to Boston
from Grand Cayman with Cayman Brac and Little Cayman residents having to add
$50 to be part of the deal. The low-fare is for a round trip but does
not include taxes and surcharges ...
ALL radio stations in Grand Cayman are complying with their licences in spite of two of them creating interference for others, said an official of the Information & Communications Technology Authority (ICTA).
Managing Director of Vibe FM and Spin FM, Kenny Rankin, said some of the 14
radio stations here had shrugged off their commitment to broadcast to the
Sister Islands ...
The
Internet has become such a powerful tool that it now enables small Caribbean
countries like the Cayman Islands, to act as its own travel agent rather than
rely on foreign countries to drive tourists to their destinations.
Furthermore, the Internet and digital technology can upscale the travel
experience, increasing the likelihood that tourists will recommend that
destination to their family and friends ...
WITH
a career goal of becoming a business owner, Raquel Ramoon, is pursuing a BA in
Management and Leisure. Raquel, a young Caymanian, says she’s determined to
graduate at the top of her class at the University of Manchester in the UK.
“I’m very ambitious, a quick learner, and I love challenges. My experiences
will hopefully make me a better person,” she says
...
