Four days after the armed robbery at Cayman National Bank (CNB) in West Bay rocked the Cayman Islands, Police Commissioner Stuart Kernohan
revealed that the police were in search of one particular witness. At an
emergency Media Briefing on 14 March the Royal Cayman Islands Police
Service’ Senior Officers said they were looking for one man who had been standing outside ... read more..
Police warn of road carnage
Eight deaths from seven motor vehicle accidents since January 2006 was described as “unfortunate” and “tragic” by Deputy Commissioner of Police, Anthony Ennis at a special police briefing on Tuesday14 March. “Cayman roads have become so treacherous,” said the Deputy Commissioner. He added that the rate at which the deaths from accidents were occurring was “high.”... read more..
St Matthew’s students pushing research horizons
Eight students and two professors made presentations on the latest research findings on a variety of scientific and medical topics at St Matthew’s University School of Medicine recently, in front of an eager audience. According to the Director of Research, Dr Andy Vaithilingam, the first step is to find out what is the latest information that may have already been researched on that subject.... read more..
Scholarship deadlines loom
All students intending to apply for Government Scholarships to begin overseas studies in the upcoming academic year starting in September 2006 need to have their applications submitted by Friday, 31 March. Students who intend to study locally will need to have their applications submitted by Thursday, 1 June. All applications must be submitted on time in order to be considered for this year.... read more..
Net News introduces new Classified supplement
This Friday, Cayman Net News is launching a new Classified supplement that can be pulled out of the newspaper and used as a convenient way to look for everything from a new home, car or job to even a local garage sale. Net News publisher, Desmond Seales said there have been other trader publications that have hit the streets of Cayman over the years. ... read more..
Child of the Day - Teodoro “Ted” Padua
After two years at Sister Janice’s School, he was Valedictorian for his school-leaving ceremony and was awarded First Honours. “His speech was long for a child his age,” his mother Azel, said. Now five years old, Ted attends Truth for Youth School and is already adding and subtracting. “I want to be a doctor when I grow up so that I can heal the sick,” said Ted. ... read more..
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Four days after the armed robbery at Cayman National Bank (CNB) in West Bay rocked the Cayman Islands, Police Commissioner Stuart Kernohan
revealed that the police were in search of one particular witness. At an
emergency Media Briefing on 14 March the Royal Cayman Islands Police
Service’ Senior Officers said they were looking for one man who had been standing outside ... 
Eight deaths from seven motor vehicle accidents since January 2006 was described as “unfortunate” and “tragic” by Deputy Commissioner of Police, Anthony Ennis at a special police briefing on Tuesday14 March. “Cayman roads have become so treacherous,” said the Deputy Commissioner. He added that the rate at which the deaths from accidents were occurring was “high.”... 
Eight students and two professors made presentations on the latest research findings on a variety of scientific and medical topics at St Matthew’s University School of Medicine recently, in front of an eager audience. According to the Director of Research, Dr Andy Vaithilingam, the first step is to find out what is the latest information that may have already been researched on that subject.... 
This Friday, Cayman Net News is launching a new Classified supplement that can be pulled out of the newspaper and used as a convenient way to look for everything from a new home, car or job to even a local garage sale. Net News publisher, Desmond Seales said there have been other trader publications that have hit the streets of Cayman over the years. ... 
After two years at Sister Janice’s School, he was Valedictorian for his school-leaving ceremony and was awarded First Honours. “His speech was long for a child his age,” his mother Azel, said. Now five years old, Ted attends Truth for Youth School and is already adding and subtracting. “I want to be a doctor when I grow up so that I can heal the sick,” said Ted. ... 
