The Health Services Authority (HSA) began laying the groundwork to become a teaching hospital when it reached an agreement with St Matthew’s University School of Medicine to work together on medical research, training and education. This agreement means that medical students will have access to the George Town Hospital for clinical training.... read more..
Police re-enact accident scene in search of clues
Journalists got a rare chance to see what goes on behind the scene at a motor vehicle accident investigation, when members of the media were invited to observe the Traffic Department’s Accident Reconstruction Team at work at the scene of 31 March’s fatal accident at the Pinnacle on West Bay Road, on Monday 3 April. Usually, the police would cordon off the area of an accident.... read more..
Water-vessel investigation leading to new regulations
Following the death-in-Cayman-waters on 29 November 2005, the safety and regulation of small commercial vessels became a red-flag item on the Officer of the Complaints Commissioner’s (OCC’s) agenda. A high-level, OCC-led investigation began into the operations of, and rules and regulations surrounding, such vessels as cruise ship tenders, passenger ferries, sport-fishing boats, powerboats... read more..
Big truck crack down
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service said drivers and owners need to shape up, after an operation targeted trucks breaking the law. Officers from Traffic Management stopped and checked 34 trucks. Two people were found to have incorrect licenses. Five trucks were carrying wet material, dripping water on the road.... read more..
Arrest made after another road crash
Officers from the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, (RCIPS) arrested one person on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol following a three vehicle collision on the junction of Shamrock Road and Selkirk Drive on Sunday, 2 April.... read more..
Person of the Day - Cindy Oostvogels
Originally from St Thomas, Ontario, Cindy Oostvogels began working as a bartender at Lone Star Bar and Grill when she first arrived here in 1993. Later, she became a sales person for Z99 radio station. In March this year however, Ms Oostvogels opened a shop, ‘Comfy Couch Home Décor and Gifts Store,’ at Allista Towers in George Town. ... read more..
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The Health Services Authority (HSA) began laying the groundwork to become a teaching hospital when it reached an agreement with St Matthew’s University School of Medicine to work together on medical research, training and education. This agreement means that medical students will have access to the George Town Hospital for clinical training.... 
Journalists got a rare chance to see what goes on behind the scene at a motor vehicle accident investigation, when members of the media were invited to observe the Traffic Department’s Accident Reconstruction Team at work at the scene of 31 March’s fatal accident at the Pinnacle on West Bay Road, on Monday 3 April. Usually, the police would cordon off the area of an accident.... 
Following the death-in-Cayman-waters on 29 November 2005, the safety and regulation of small commercial vessels became a red-flag item on the Officer of the Complaints Commissioner’s (OCC’s) agenda. A high-level, OCC-led investigation began into the operations of, and rules and regulations surrounding, such vessels as cruise ship tenders, passenger ferries, sport-fishing boats, powerboats... 
Originally from St Thomas, Ontario, Cindy Oostvogels began working as a bartender at Lone Star Bar and Grill when she first arrived here in 1993. Later, she became a sales person for Z99 radio station. In March this year however, Ms Oostvogels opened a shop, ‘Comfy Couch Home Décor and Gifts Store,’ at Allista Towers in George Town. ... 
