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Monthly Archives: September 2014

Immediate outsourcing plan: Cut 200 jobs, save $2m plus

Government pledges to fix immigration 'anomaly'

Development bank closure recommended

Pistorius could compete in Rio

Passport2Success relocates

Government must support inclusiveness, not divisiveness

Scrabble scrum scores for literacy

Lifeguards trained

Two injured in one-car crash in West Bay

Sunday sales not Caymanian, residents say

EY recommends gov’t sell or lease Water Authority

Weekend warriors have another chance to try course

Chris Dart wins Foster’s Sea Swim

Officer told wife he was being ‘set up’

Accessory after murder charge in Webster case

Luxury resort in Bodden Town moves a step closer

Conservation council unveiled

Watler: Looking out for CS membership

Split operations at Turtle Farm

Gov’t will seek to protect caregivers from rollover

Financial secretary joins civil service rank-and-file

Civil Service role central to reform

Bill: Grand Court will enforce foreign orders

Sharks allow Lynx to grab win

McLean, Bodden: Why is airport overcrowded?

Fowler rides out tough competition to take dressage title

EY report: A test of our will and courage

New singer makes life even ‘Suiter’

A culinary adventure Cambodia, crunchy insects and more

Young astronomer sheds light on the sun

Five young leaders chosen for awards

Gallery reflects on storm with ‘Ivan Remembered’

Driven to distraction

CARE promotes Paws for Wine

Hands-on business course reaches out to students

Plan your financial future by the Numbers app

I lost my car, my boyfriend and 15 pounds

Handicaps back to find an unusual run champ

BT not complacent

Online poll: Landfill most important gov’t project

Fees necessary for waste collection outsourcing

Police: No one else at hanging scene

Math teacher’s Syria aid mission

Loose cow creates lunchtime traffic hazard

Jury selected in trial of McKeeva Bush

Environmental study for floating power station

Consultant’s report calls for schools shake-up

Voting change ‘one’ step closer

Laws sought to protect ‘transitioning’ gov’t workers

Abolition of multiple gov’t agencies proposed

Consultants recommend merging CIMA with General Registry

Three new suspected cases of chikungunya

Robertson’s waves of joy

‘Ivan the Equalizer’: The event that united us all

Health City hires first Caymanian doctor

Cuban migrants repatriated

Childhood cancers awareness month

30th annual sea swim makes a splash this weekend

Red Cross sees ‘Happy’ side of Ivan

Breast Cancer Foundation aims high

Top achievers part of Next Generation

Cyber Pirates tackle hurricanes

‘About time’ for Sunday trading

Welbeck’s gunning for redemption

Intimate photos found on deceased constable’s phone

Attempted murder charge sent to Grand Court

Jury pool quizzed on gambling, politics, credit cards

Report backs civil service co-pays, CINICO expansion

Report: Gov’t property options could bring in $350 million

Premier: Government spent US$1M on Cuban migrants

Murder suspect arrested in West Bay

Slatter holes Hall of Fame spot after lifetime of excellence

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