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Monthly Archives: September 2008

Olympians take on champ Seiji

Cydonie ran through pain barrier

Commissioner fires back

Be careful about banning

Cruisers are clueless

Law limits families

Values change

Today’s Editorial for September 11: Trailers going to a good cause

Commissioner refuses to return

Legal aid changes proposed

CITA wants dolphin ban

Exemptions in tobacco law

Cayman rallies with relief

First aid training on the rise in CI

Family approach to health

US residents urged to cast votes

Man arrested following open water rescue

Drugs, gambling arrests

Cocaine sentence starts at 5 years

911 director named

We’re wheely up for it

Seven Mile camps kick off

Darts in Vivian’s memory

New darts board takes aim

Sunset 6-a-side Sunday

Maples tries to spot talent early

Mixed league isbouncing back

Dragsters fly in for weekend rush

HRC ignored on gay marriage issue

Cuban-Caymanians in limbo

Ike flirts with Texas

Cayman Christian-based society

Give family time, peace

Pink dollars

Today’s Editorial for September 10: Time to make Cubans legal

Ask Janet: Banking questions

Audi records significant growth

Mourant hires Cayman head

KPMG scholarship programme a success

Ms Campbell new Deutsche Bank officer

Immigration fine collections are up

CITA offers customer service training workshop

Summer activities over

Cuba funds are needed

Woman stabbed in bathroom

Two arrested, firearm recovered

C&W names new country head

England set for Antigua

Huta: We must capitalise on our Digicel Cup success

Gordon and Dindyal show their power

Brown calls on Boy’s Town again

Movie is an insult

Praise for Brac helpers

Today’s Editorial for September 9: Bicyclists need to be more careful

Mostly minor damage in Brac

Bill would require fingerprints of permit holders

Deadly Ike rakes Cuba

Gustav doesn’t hamper Tek Week

Governor helps save turtles

C&W customers line up for Blackberry Bold

Britney steals the show

Drug arrests in Sisters

Cayman National unveils roundabout

Septuagenarian cab drivers OK

Shutter programme slow to start

Rotary Sunrise signs papers to incorporate

Brilliant Hinds stays at Derby

Digicel Cup squad gets in shape

Grizz keeps faith in young champs

Strongest swimmers backed by Foster’s once again

Digicel Cup run was just the start

Tropical storm warning for Sister Islands

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