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Monthly Archives: October 2009

A League’s October logjam

Caybrew froth over Doghouse

Sean sets another wave of excitement

Giant billfish gave trio mighty battle

Today’s Editorial for October 6: Were remittance fees necessary?

Did apes descend from us?

Art Trek looks at 3-D art

Wellness Centre Celebrates five years

Animal blessing

Small hoteliers ‘optimistic’

Fans irked when singer is a no-show

Chief, Chamber address crime fear

Civil service shrinks slightly

Cayrock ordered off the air

Opposition: Show us the money

Over-stayers rounded up

Drug Court participant sentenced to prison

Men sentenced for taking turtle

FOI court challenge evaporates

44 years of responding to industry challenges

Toddler died from heat

Today’s Editorial October 05: An act of humanity

A way to prevent crime

Cayman must destroy green iguanas

Background checks not consistent

Dixon denies ordering release

Constitution date: 6 Nov.

New policies revealed

Fees jacked up in budget

Abu Dhabi’s TDIC issues $1.45bn sukuk

Mexico obtains hurricane and earthquake cover

Bahamas welcomes sports stars

Touch favourites toppled

Dow shapes up

Cydonie’s hubby took three banned drugs

Rain didn’t stop it being a smash

Flu vaccine due November

Murder trial continues

Labour survey

Woman faces 42 charges

BAICO property policy holders offered alternative

Fight nights and reggae pack them in at church

After years of chaos in Somalia, a leader may have a...

The Frankfurt motor show 2009

Virtual test drive with Audi’s e-tron electric concept car

Skip the extras, save money

Cure for a Brac attack

Commentary: no, it’s not about race

Commentary: Have a nice day

Reflections on rescinding Sunday Trading law

Taxes coming, but what?

Those really were enhancements!

Filmmaker portrays authentic Cayman culture in movie

Education the way forward

The next ‘big’ thing gets smaller and smarter

Clean, green and affordable laundry

Transplant, religion help 26-year-old breathe easier

Black hair, still tangled in politics

Michael Moore: capitalism’s little tramp

Executives inject real-world knowledge into classrooms

In drug makers’ cancer battle, profit but little progress

Europe’s limits on incandescent bulbs begin

Boatswain Beach: An attraction in peril

Picking your appliances

Under the tax microscope

Gov’t to raise fees

Constitution takes effect 6 November

UK approves borrowing

Global warming

Doubting global warming

Eating iguanas

No docks, Trashmore hurt tourism

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