Education Ministry officials said they would be meeting with George Hicks High School teachers on Friday, 31 March 2006, to “consult with teachers and seek their opinions” about delivering a better product to students. However, some teachers are saying they won’t be surprised if there are no changes, regardless of what they have to say. ... read more..
Another plane needed for CAL Express
Cayman Airways Express Service needs at least one more aircraft to service the Sister Islands, it has been suggested. Maxine McCoy-Moore, Office Manager of McCoy’s Fishing and Diving Lodge on Little Cayman, echoed the opinion of many on the Island when she said that the scheduled flights are always booked and customers were having trouble booking seats six months in advance. ... read more..
Prison improvement coming
A number of changes to improve various aspects of the Prison Service are to be announced in the near future, in advance of which HMP Northward in general and its rehabilitation programmes in particular are under review. The Chief Secretary, the Hon George McCarthy, told the House that the Portfolio of Internal and External Affairs received responsibility for the Prison Service on 1 July 2005.... read more..
Police check safety of buses
The RCIPS this Wednesday, 29 March carried out an operation designed to ensure the safety of people who use the bus network.Between 5:45am and 8:30am four officers from Bodden Town spot-checked fifteen buses in the Lower Valley area. Of these, five will be referred to the Public Transport Board for various matters.... read more..
Contract procedure outlined
Persons wishing to obtain government contracts will now have to satisfy certain criteria and compete with other potential contractors to provide quality service at competitive rates, according to Minister of Education Hon Alden McLaughlin. The awarding of contracts would be on an entirely competitive basis. Government was not bound to take the lowest bid ... read more..
Caymanian of the Week - Audley Scott
Of the twenty-six Charter members of the Rotary Club of Cayman Brac twenty-five years ago, Audley Scott is the only one still in the club. He is the current President, a position he has held four times. “Rotary was the first service club on the Island. Members of the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman pointed out ways we could benefit the community,” he says. ... read more..
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Education Ministry officials said they would be meeting with George Hicks High School teachers on Friday, 31 March 2006, to “consult with teachers and seek their opinions” about delivering a better product to students. However, some teachers are saying they won’t be surprised if there are no changes, regardless of what they have to say. ... 
Cayman Airways Express Service needs at least one more aircraft to service the Sister Islands, it has been suggested. Maxine McCoy-Moore, Office Manager of McCoy’s Fishing and Diving Lodge on Little Cayman, echoed the opinion of many on the Island when she said that the scheduled flights are always booked and customers were having trouble booking seats six months in advance. ... 
A number of changes to improve various aspects of the Prison Service are to be announced in the near future, in advance of which HMP Northward in general and its rehabilitation programmes in particular are under review. The Chief Secretary, the Hon George McCarthy, told the House that the Portfolio of Internal and External Affairs received responsibility for the Prison Service on 1 July 2005.... 
Persons wishing to obtain government contracts will now have to satisfy certain criteria and compete with other potential contractors to provide quality service at competitive rates, according to Minister of Education Hon Alden McLaughlin. The awarding of contracts would be on an entirely competitive basis. Government was not bound to take the lowest bid ... 
Of the twenty-six Charter members of the Rotary Club of Cayman Brac twenty-five years ago, Audley Scott is the only one still in the club. He is the current President, a position he has held four times. “Rotary was the first service club on the Island. Members of the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman pointed out ways we could benefit the community,” he says. ... 
