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Issue No. 1175 Wednesday, 30 August 2006
Dimitri's death still a mystery It is now one year and one month since the body of young, Dimitri Pappas was discovered hanging in a clothes closet in Bermuda on 20 July 2005 and the official legal inquiry to unearth the facts relating to his death - the Coroner's Inquest - has been repeatedly postponed. Legal minds here, and in Bermuda, have labelled a Coroner's Inquest-delay of that duration "very strange."... read more..
The Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship takes a look at Islam
The local chapter of the Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship International (FGBFI) meets on the last Saturday of each month for breakfast and on 26 August, they met in the Bayside Restaurant in George Town. An Armenian dairy farmer named Demos Shakarian founded the Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship International in 1953.... read more..
Litterers to be given tickets Just like traffic tickets, law enforcement officials in the Cayman Islands could soon be dishing out tickets for littering, said MLA for George Town and Minister of Education, Hon Alden McLaughlin. Litter tickets could become a fixture in the Islands as Government accelerates its plan to halt the indiscriminate disposal of litter especially in the capital, George Town.... read more..
Produce ban to Sister Islands may be partially lifted Department of Agriculture (DoA) staff is discussing mechanisms that would allow members of the public to transport certain items of produce into the Sister Islands. Currently, due to efforts to prevent the spread of the pink hibiscus mealybug (PHM) infestation to Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, all plants brought into the Sister Islands by boat or plane are seized and immediately destroyed... read more..
Witnesses wanted for Brac BurglaryThe Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, (RCIPS) said that it is appealing for witnesses following a burglary which took place at a property in Sandpiper Drive, Stake Bay, Cayman Brac, sometime between the end of July and 23 August.The offender or offenders stole a 19" Panasonic television with built in VCR, a computer hard drive and several bottles of spirits from the property. Police would like to hear from anyone who may have witnessed suspicious activity in the Sandpiper Drive area ... read more..
Person of the Day - Kevin Grzybouski
Having a break before starting university proved to be a life-changing move for Kevin Grzybouski, when he took time out from his native Toronto and degree in psychology to help his uncle run a resort on Grand Cayman. "The lifestyle is so laid back here, I can take a wave-runner out after work and relax. In Toronto I was an hour's drive from work, here the journey takes three minutes, he said... read more..
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