Topic: Cruz Lane
Cayman’s hidden housing dilemma
Allen Hank Bodden stands on the threshold of his home – a ramshackle patchwork of timber and tin, mounted on cinder blocks. He built it himself from pieces of plywood he collected on beaches across Grand Cayman after Hurricane Ivan.
Woman pleads not guilty to Cruz Ln. arson
Latecia Jarrett pleaded not guilty to a charge of arson on Friday and her attorney advised that the trial would be by jury rather than judge alone.
Arson charge sent to Grand Court
A woman accused of setting a fire that destroyed a number of buildings while their occupants, including two children, slept inside, had her application for bail denied Friday.
Woman charged with arson after GT house fire
Letecia Jarrett, 37, appeared in Summary Court on Thursday, charged with arson in connection with a house fire in George Town late last month.
Adventist church assists fire victims
The Kings Seventh-day Adventist Church has come to the aid of a family whose Cruz Lane home was destroyed by fire late last month.
New housing found for fire victims
A family who lost their George Town home in a suspected arson attack last week have been temporarily relocated to government housing in West Bay.
EDITORIAL – ‘Playing with fire’: The lessons from Cruz Lane
In just minutes, fires ravaged a number of side-by-side homes on Cruz Lane, leaving their inhabitants homeless, helpless, and bewildered.
Mother and child rescued from burning building
Five people were left homeless after a fire ripped through their timber-framed houses in central George Town in a suspected arson attack early Sunday morning.
