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Monthly Archives: July 2011

Junior achievement appoints new programme leader

Hanging up on old telephones

Greenies duo tame big cats

Culture Jam for art lovers

A new category for expats

NYPD Fireworks Destruction

Vibrant art scene very rewarding

Taste of Cayman 2012 scheduled

Opening the doors of perception

Cayman company earns top tour operator status from website

Rock it baby, Caribbean collection

Behind the animal connection

New couture choice for brides

Susky helps save Cayman

Ezzard calls for inquiry into Premier

Online poll: Lingering concerns over money keep holidaymakers at home

Trinis big obstacle for both

Tracey was close

Sharks will be hard to subdue

New Panthers set to pounce

Academy want Schwan repeat

Six teens vying for 2011 crown

Nicole Martin crowned winner of Miss Teen Cayman Brac

Crime continues fall

Gas station worker ambushed, shot

Police average 60 per cent crime clearance

Taking issue with letter

Scholars thank Kelly in thriller

New physician joins medical staff at Cayman Clinic

In the red – dress shown at Foster’s

Guide to the emergency room

Greenlight bowled them over

Few East Enders show for meeting

Chamber CEO attends management workshop

Editorial July 14: Project audits sorely needed

Aviation leaders set to land for talks at Cayman meeting

Hundreds graduate from UCCI

Electric bills ‘shock’ consumers

Caymanian attorney called to bar before packed courtroom

Maritime Authority achieves global standard

$20,000 raised for Kemar Golding

Wolverines fiercely out for title

Wilhelm returns to spread some more Dutch mastery

Monsters aim to go one better

Three hurt in weekend crashes

Gov’t projects may face ongoing audits

Construction projects plummet again

Teacher wins Texaco grand prize

PwC’s scholarship programme welcomes three new recipients

Ogier expands global network with office in Shanghai

Mourant Ozannes announces senior promotions

Mites love way coach Jim rolls

Merger creates a global compliance and reporting firm

Maples and Calder send young Caymanian lawyer to London

Editorial July 13: Get angry about shelter situation

Garage sale helps Humane Society

Deutsche promotes financial intermediaries team members

Cayman needs to unite

School club raises money for Rotary Sunrise project

Sunrise summer programme begins

Shelter: No more dogs for now

Women scared JA with strong finish

Acker set for fresh Stroke test

Families choose to celebrate Neil Godfrey Park improvements

Auditor: Gov’t mismanaging purchases

Many will want ‘key’

Fight brewing over clubs, bars

Auditor finds political meddling in bid process

Obvious ‘FBI’ scam reported

Overseas prison good idea

Nightclubs want longer hours

Blue Iguanas see off St Maarten

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