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Monthly Archives: June 2012

Pascal sets new mark

Development bank donates computers to charitable groups

Consumer prices drop in first quarter

Spirited debate over Senor Frogs’ liquor licence

Planning Authority opposes ministry’s billboards programme

Talks begin on gov’t budget

Rollover recommendations echo PPM plan

US stocks meander as European debt crisis festers

Editorial for 19 June: Take care of your dogs

Industry to recognise members

Shomari’s not acting any more

Rivers is riding crest of a wave

Jailed forever

Concerned about Prospect dog poisonings

Coach Harvey storms around but it’s not all plain sailing

Brac kids found him smashing

How could they?

New manager Mark is a Cayman veteran

Kirstyn is a natural tourism worker

MMA kicks off`

‘Bird’s’ humour made spirits soar

Second man charged for firearm

Critical referendum number is 7,582

Clubs granted later weekday hours

Club owner: Police error caused stabbing

No sight of CI budget

Minister: Safety concerns delay electric cars

Fish stories: Mentors seeking ‘purpose’ for at-risk boys

Ten-year rollover recommended

Queen’s honours for 2012 received

Make Mace legal

Divetech recognised

Editorial for 18 June: Why did you vote for it?

Zumba, games conclude Child Month

Cayman participates in Biggest Assembly

‘Education is fun’ camp scheduled

Armstrong bashes doping charges

Woman arrested on suspicion of arson

Shockwaves left pointing fingers

Jet Around offers new challenge

Blazers ready to form dynasty

Olympians storm Flowers swim

Help wanted at humane society

Affordable homes started in Bodden Town

LA meeting proceeds under protest

AG: Focus on forensics needed

10-year rollover recommended

Dads can be ‘King for a Day’

Online poll: Most don’t support more MLAs

Court grants $2.5B interim award in Saad case

Cancer survivors invited to special dinner

Soca Queen Performs

Children’s awards rescheduled

Cayman: Vibestime to togas

Epic waves and dodgy roads: The North Road, part 2

Trivia nights not so trivial

Welbeck: We can peel the Swedes

Killa Panthers prowling for prey

Hall century tops By Rite show

End of ruck and roll

Rotaract Blue recognises caregivers

Red Cross gala shakes things up

Just a few points to make

CIFAA sponsorship expands ICCI business programme

Editorial for 15 June: How much longer?

Commerce announces limited services

UK top court rejects Assange bid to reopen case

After Skool is the new cool

Family Fun Day slated

Try a triathlon

Father and son 5K run slated

Happy Birthday, Queen from the Brac

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