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Monthly Archives: October 2012

Academy’s goals benefit tiniest

One dead, one arrested following Esterley Tibbetts crash

New board at helm, Housing Trust changes tack

Memo raises police evidence contamination concerns

Animal protection group slams Turtle Farm

Pig roast cook-off aids hungry schoolchildren

Hot Sauce pepper Burger King

Return and protect stingrays

Peyton: We must shock Chargers

Editorial for 15 October: The expense of government

Chuggers drown out Watercolours

Cayman Islands to celebrate Caribbean Statistics Day

Brees: Rivers is an elite passer

Stay Alive dance around Flames

Island Companies retrains, retains Caymanian personnel

Guilty pleas entered to theft charges

Number of MLAs for 2013 unclear

Future of Cayman Forum scheduled

Police gunshot evidence in question

Pension information request takes two years

OCC: ‘No independent accountability’ for police

Cayman Cookout one hot ticket

Online poll: Most residents dine out in Cayman at least once...

Club offers hassle-free boating

Wine, cheese, Ortanique, and Vicki

Floetry: Michel Powery

Jay-Z and the missus rocking da house

Serving up an ace quiz

Musicians’ Showcase to benefit Red Cross

Pinocchio screening

Save the date: Heart Fund Gala

Re-read a classic

Birthplace of democracy or final resting place of the euro?

We will pool together to get slim

United for World Run

Sevens women try for Olympics

Primary games ended soggily

Frasers will create sparks at CUC’s upcoming swim

East End slam for repeat

Chelsea’s is spot on for fighting

Cayman National splashes out for more burner fun

Thinking pink

Smoking is still prohibited in public places in Cayman

Rotary saves halfway house

Editorial for 12 October: Put on your pink today

Kiwanis gets new leaders

Banks doing a disservice

Big Brothers Big Sisters participants get birds-eye view

Women and Girls – the [in]Visible Force of Resilience

A wine education

Lionfish culling dives scheduled

Fishy films for free on offer at Camana Bay theatre

Dive for charity

Cut-A-Thon for cancer awareness

Pretty in pink pilates workout

‘Now and Then’ opens at National Gallery

Hellcats dominate national roster

Frank Sound drew many admirers

Wolverines claw up Zulu

Ritz braces to host more Legends

Research shows great news for slapheads, gold lovers

Suite sounds for Treasure Island

Poetry, life are inextricably intertwined for Michel Powery

Hurry, hurry, it’s curry – week

Blaine the pain is at it again

Come join the Cayman Youth Choir now

Craft is back on cool Cayman Brac

Pumpkin carving without the mess

Wine and cheese night a robust success

Cole’s 80s gags fired them up

Bodden Town so proud of Sealy

Repeat burglar gets 3 years

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