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Winter Carnival arrives in Cayman

Vessels lit up in Christmas finery strut their stuff

Runners hit the road for 15th Cayman Islands Marathon

Dine together for Cayman Thanksgiving

Winter Carnival brings rides, games for whole family

Movies at Camana Bay Cinema in December

Catch holiday spirit at ‘Playhouse Family Christmas’

EDITORIAL: This season, decide not to drink and drive

Missing boaters found near Honduras

Police chief condemns rogue bikers

Sugar glider case adjourned to 2018

 Customs: Online ‘challenges’ mostly fixed

Government must approve pensions fund transfers

Auto school to open at Hope Academy

Police urge public to respect disabled parking spots

Nighttime road closure for underpass work

Walk/run aids Brac kids pantry program

Court case highlights prison phones problem

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Employee robbed outside Digicel store

Cayman prepares for annual marathon

Round two of Junior Golf Series wraps up

Exciting matchups at volleyball finals

Rahn: Choosing political allegiance over the economic reality

Lock up

Christmas miracle as first trees cleared for sale

Hard work pays off for Cayman gymnasts

Nearly 20,000 cruise tourists pack George Town

Man charged with police assault found not guilty

Development projects held up by customs ‘glitches’

EDITORIAL – ‘Help Wanted’: A bold vision for a world-class university

HSA and Health City join forces to save farmer’s life

Brac Primary student champion in spelling bee

Crown closes case in nightclub shooting/assault case

Two men charged with rape

Man abused partner via texts from prison

50 years ago: Local prices skyrocket

Man in stable condition after stabbing

Mitchell: If Chile is such a failure, why is it so...

Airport birds

OECD: income tax rises, corporate stays low

Cayman Compass is the Cayman Islands' most trusted news website. We provide you with the latest breaking news from the Cayman Islands, as well as other parts of the Caribbean.

UK-based Thames Water set to close Cayman subsidiaries

Business in brief: Briat appoints general manager

20,000 cruise tourists expected in port Wednesday

Hundreds sign up for Christmas cleanup jobs

Pests threaten Christmas tree imports

Government: Ensure Caviar is licensed

EDITORIAL – Welcome, Christmas: May everything be merry and bright

Lobster season opens Friday

McLaughlin and other leaders meet with May

Two-car crash snarls traffic on Elgin Ave.

UCCI to begin search for new president

Museum celebrates 27th anniversary

Extended DVDL opening hours in December

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HSA warns over identity theft

Request to imprison local blogger ‘stayed’

Young golfers get coaching boost

Cayman places second in regional jumping challenge

Golf Association’s President’s Trophy contested on Saturday

Young sailors take on US Nationals

Will: College basketball season begins under odiferous clouds

The road block

Two-car crash snarls George Town traffic

EDITORIAL – Marauding motorbikers: When police lose control of our streets

Mob of bikers storm police roadblock

Drones, dogs considered to deter birds from airport

DO NOT USE IN FUTURE. THIS AIRCRAFT IS NO LONGER IN CAL FLEET.

Cayman Airways jet makes emergency landing

‘Santa Paws’ raises $4,000 for Humane Society shelter

Police warn motorists not to overtake school buses after near miss

Man charged in hammer attack case

Killed sharks pictured with fins removed

Weekend downpour puts Cayman over 30-year rainfall average

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Cayman Captive Forum celebrates 25 years

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