In the Legislative Assembly, Hon Arden McLean, Minister for Communication and Works, disputed accusations made by the Leader of the Opposition McKeeva Bush, in an article that appeared in Cayman Net News on 28 April entitled “Road for PPM Backers-Mac”. “The Leader of the Opposition continues to demonstrate his uncanny ability to misrepresent the facts,” said Mr McLean... read more..
Lighthouse students ‘put on the Ritz’ for school project
Students from Years 2, 3 and 4, of the Lighthouse School recently toured the Ritz-Carlton hotel. The school trip began when Virginia Foster, an employee of the Cayman Public Library, suggested to Susan Whittaker, a teacher at the Lighthouse School, that the children might like to tour the hotel with a view to using what they saw as the basis for paintings and poetry... read more..
Mac backs budget but attacks Government policy
In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday 4 May 2006, Leader of the Opposition, McKeeva Bush said, “I am not going to vote against the Budget” – making reference to the 2006/7 Budget the Government tabled on 28 April 2006. Making his contribution to the Budget Debate, Mr Bush said, “There are good things in there,” and he made special mention of the plans to improve education... read more..
New tri-island dive boat runs into early hitches
A new live-aboard dive vessel, the Nekton Rorqual, made its first commercial tour of the Cayman Islands last week, taking fifteen divers to all three Islands. Operated by Nekton Diving Cruises, this new dive service, which carries a maximum of thirty-four passengers, began operations 29 April. The boat’s maiden voyage was not without controversy... read more..
Cayman Net News Special
Mother's Day Supplement
Throughout
the 500-year history of the Cayman Islands, its mothers have always played a
prominent role. In days gone by, the men of these Islands sailed the seas,
leaving their homes and families for months, or years, at a time. Who but
the mothers were left to step forward and take the reins to ensure their own
and their children’s survival and prosperity? ... read more...
Duker of the Week - Daniel Lee
Having joined the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme in 1984 at the Cayman Islands High School, Daniel Lee worked his way through the bronze, silver and gold awards and enrolled in the service level of the scheme with the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, (RCIPS). He joined the RCIPS and has served for almost 20 years. He went on to join the executive committee as expedition leader... read more..
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In the Legislative Assembly, Hon Arden McLean, Minister for Communication and Works, disputed accusations made by the Leader of the Opposition McKeeva Bush, in an article that appeared in Cayman Net News on 28 April entitled “Road for PPM Backers-Mac”. “The Leader of the Opposition continues to demonstrate his uncanny ability to misrepresent the facts,” said Mr McLean... 
Students from Years 2, 3 and 4, of the Lighthouse School recently toured the Ritz-Carlton hotel. The school trip began when Virginia Foster, an employee of the Cayman Public Library, suggested to Susan Whittaker, a teacher at the Lighthouse School, that the children might like to tour the hotel with a view to using what they saw as the basis for paintings and poetry... 
In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday 4 May 2006, Leader of the Opposition, McKeeva Bush said, “I am not going to vote against the Budget” – making reference to the 2006/7 Budget the Government tabled on 28 April 2006. Making his contribution to the Budget Debate, Mr Bush said, “There are good things in there,” and he made special mention of the plans to improve education... 
A new live-aboard dive vessel, the Nekton Rorqual, made its first commercial tour of the Cayman Islands last week, taking fifteen divers to all three Islands. Operated by Nekton Diving Cruises, this new dive service, which carries a maximum of thirty-four passengers, began operations 29 April. The boat’s maiden voyage was not without controversy... 
Throughout
the 500-year history of the Cayman Islands, its mothers have always played a
prominent role. In days gone by, the men of these Islands sailed the seas,
leaving their homes and families for months, or years, at a time. Who but
the mothers were left to step forward and take the reins to ensure their own
and their children’s survival and prosperity? ...
Having joined the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme in 1984 at the Cayman Islands High School, Daniel Lee worked his way through the bronze, silver and gold awards and enrolled in the service level of the scheme with the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, (RCIPS). He joined the RCIPS and has served for almost 20 years. He went on to join the executive committee as expedition leader... 
