With 19 people arrested and some forty pounds of ganja worth more than $170,000 taken from the streets, the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, (RCIPS) have launched a serious crackdown on the country’s criminals. Operation Relentless according to the RCIPS promises to be just that. The new, major anti-crime operation is bringing all RCIPS Departments in.... read more..
Support needed to save environment
The Department of Environment (DOE) says inadequate laws to police the Cayman Islands’ fragile environment are retarding its work and the public needs to speak out on its behalf. Director of DOE, Gina Ebanks-Petrie, told a Darwin Initiative discussion at the Brasserie conference in Grand Cayman on Tuesday 4 April that huge revisions are required.... read more..
HSA launches health survey
The Health Services Authority (HSA) launched its much-anticipated nationwide health survey this week, which will gather data on health, disease and risk factors for a comprehensive National Health Registry. The information that comes from this survey will then be used to zero in on medical care treatment and disease prevention on people who are most at risk in the country. ... read more..
Sailing vessel sinks off Little Cayman
The sixty-two year old Dutch Captain and his sixty-one year old wife were rescued by a passing freighter Tuesday afternoon, (4 April) after they radioed a distress signal indicating that their sailing boat was sinking.... read more..
Savannah road-widening still causing concern
A measure intended to solve a problem for one set of road users, is causing major concern among another set. Work to widen the road in the area where Hurst and Shamrock roads merge to increase the number of lanes from two, up to three, is raising concerns.... read more..
Caymanian of the Week - Carley Jackson
Working as a cashier and salesman at the Pool Store in George Town, Carley Jackson says he learns new things every day: “I get to learn a lot about swimming pools, but I have also learnt about public relations,” Mr Jackson said. Both Mr Jackson’s parents come from the Cayman Islands, although Mr Jackson spent the first part of his life on the Colombian island of San Andreas.... read more..
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With 19 people arrested and some forty pounds of ganja worth more than $170,000 taken from the streets, the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, (RCIPS) have launched a serious crackdown on the country’s criminals. Operation Relentless according to the RCIPS promises to be just that. The new, major anti-crime operation is bringing all RCIPS Departments in.... 
The Department of Environment (DOE) says inadequate laws to police the Cayman Islands’ fragile environment are retarding its work and the public needs to speak out on its behalf. Director of DOE, Gina Ebanks-Petrie, told a Darwin Initiative discussion at the Brasserie conference in Grand Cayman on Tuesday 4 April that huge revisions are required.... 
The Health Services Authority (HSA) launched its much-anticipated nationwide health survey this week, which will gather data on health, disease and risk factors for a comprehensive National Health Registry. The information that comes from this survey will then be used to zero in on medical care treatment and disease prevention on people who are most at risk in the country. ... 
Working as a cashier and salesman at the Pool Store in George Town, Carley Jackson says he learns new things every day: “I get to learn a lot about swimming pools, but I have also learnt about public relations,” Mr Jackson said. Both Mr Jackson’s parents come from the Cayman Islands, although Mr Jackson spent the first part of his life on the Colombian island of San Andreas.... 
