Topic: East End
Great medicine for the economy
The East End medical tourism hospital is hiring, and it's a sign of even better things to come for the Cayman Islands.
Mercuryman’s rep is already big
Super fit athletes will work through the pain barrier this Sunday in the second staging of the Mercuryman triathlon.
Although very new to the sporting calendar, so well was organized in the scenic setting of East End, its reputation grew exponentially.
Officer in blackmail probe found dead
A man whose body was found in a secluded spot in East End on Sunday was a police officer who had been arrested for blackmail.
Man arrested over East End stabbing
A 47-year-old man was seriously injured after being stabbed multiple times in the back in his East End home early on Sunday.
Drivers closing in on grandiose race track at High Rock
After years of stalling, a racing authority will soon shift into gear.
East End Ostrich farm won’t fly
Plans for an ostrich farm in the East End won’t get off the ground after the project ruffled feathers among neighboring residents.
Boucher leaps above the pack
The Cayman Islands Equestrian Federation recently crowned winners for the 2013 National Show Jumping Championship.
US weather impacts Cayman garbage collections
A delay in the delivery of new garbage trucks, in part due to the severe weather in the United States, has exacerbated ongoing garbage collections problems in the Cayman Islands.
Running club quick to start setting the early pace
The Wednesday Night Running Club expects another fantastic year and members like Ashleigh Moore, Justine Plenkiewicz, Gill Comins, Scott Ruby and Dave Bennett, have already competed, in the Ironshore Ultra-Marathon, on Saturday.
Delayed bulk waste pickups continuing through January
The Department of Environmental Health's annual bulk waste pickup has been delayed due to mechanical issues with its trucks.
Christmas tree recycling available
If you bought a natural Christmas tree last year, you can drop it off to have it recycled into free mulch.
Land registrar hiring ‘fair’
Civil service hiring practices come under closer scrutiny.
Deaths cause dip in voter numbers
There are fewer registered voters in the Cayman Islands today than seven and a half months ago when these islands held a general election.
Online Poll: Christmas means universal peace, respect
Readers in the latest online poll spoke of family, sharing and broad social values, compassion and respect.
Where we stand on taking a stand
We at the Caymanian Compass are especially buoyed by the New Year’s messages of our Premier, the Hon. Alden McLaughlin, and our Opposition Leader, the Hon. McKeeva Bush, both striking a note of comity and willingness to work together for the good of the country.
Premier, opposition agree on need for unity
The Cayman Islands political parties start off the year at least partly in agreement.
Free bus service New Year’s Eve aims to curtail drink driving
The Purple Ribbon Bus service, sponsored by the National Drug Council, is available on New Year's Eve to provide safe transport to people who are partying on the holiday.
Lots of chances to sweat it off
It may be that time of the year when everyone consumes far more than is healthy for them but at least there are plenty of running and multi-sports events in the new year to sweat the unwanted pounds off.
Champs galore as events pile up
It was another fantastic year of sporting achievement in the Cayman Islands, with many established events attracting some of the biggest names in their respective disciplines.
A booming Christmas for Cayman’s stores and hotels
Business is booming for hotels and some stores in the Cayman Islands.
From Savannah to Geneva: Kellie McGee rising fast
She’s only 25, but boasts the personal drive – and the CV to match – of someone much her senior, and her World Health Organization internship in January should confirm her credentials as a healthcare manager.
Second man charged in killing that started gang war
A second man is charged in a 2011 West Bay murder case.
Mystical Youth stun eastern Star
East End Mystical Youth heads into the holidays armed with momentum.
Different voices create harmony
We may be witnessing an evolution in the Cayman Islands, and it has almost nothing to do with blue iguanas.
Rotary seniors Christmas party
Cayman seniors are invited to the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman Boxing Day party.
Surf Challenge spirit floats on
The East End Surf Challenge and Fish Tea Cook Off is approaching and despite a lower level of sponsorship, organizers remain optimistic.
Burglar caught in 91 minutes
Presley Charles Whittaker, 21, was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment after pleading guilty to a residential burglary in which stolen items included a bottle of liquor from a monastery in Rome.
Sunset rise as winter break kicks in
The local women’s football league wrapped up until the new year with slim wins for Sunset and Scholars International.
Bikers ready to rev up for annual Toys 4 Tots weekend events
It's time once again for motorcycle riders to take to the roads of Cayman to support Toys 4 Tots.
Conservation law moves closer
The National Conservation Bill was slowly moving towards a vote on Thursday afternoon as legislators continued to wrangle over the potential impact on private property rights.
Ebanks leads Archies attack as All Stars fade away
Archies notched arguably its biggest win of the current domino season.
Minister Panton: ‘Pointless’ to delay conservation bill
Environment Minister Wayne Panton and the Progressives-led government pushed ahead with environmental protection legislation Wednesday, over the objections of some local business organizations and opposition lawmakers.
Panton: No more time on conservation bill
Conservation minister Wayne Panton politely refused a request to give people more time to study the proposed National Conservation Law.
Shooting range plan meets resistance
Plans for a shooting range in the East End have been met with opposition by residents who fear noise pollution, lead in the drinking water and an impact on house prices.
Singers raise funds, lift hearts
East End Heritage commitee donates part proceeds made from concert to Cayman Islands Kidney Foundation
Cayman Brac conservation meeting venue announced
A public meeting on the proposed National Conservation Bill will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday on Cayman Brac.
Plaza plan for Frank Sound
Plans have been submitted for a small five-unit retail park off Frank Sound Road – the first sign of progress on a proposed $300 million development for the eastern districts.
Dates changed for conservation law meetings
To ensure East Enders get a chance to attend both Gimistory and an upcoming public meeting on the National Conservation Bill, the government has swapped some meeting dates.
Little change in veteran MLA interests
We take a look at some interests of the elder statesmen in the Cayman Islands Legislative Assembly.
Gimistory off to a rousing start
Every story has a beginning and this year’s Gimistory started off under a picturesque sea grape tree in West Bay Public Beach.
Backup venues for Gimistory
With stormy weather continuing into the weekend and possibly beyond, the organizers of Cayman’s storytelling festival have announced potential backup venues for the week-long series of events.
Chrissie Tomlinson gets out of baby delivery business
Cayman's only privately-owned hospital will no longer be operating its obstetrics wing by year's end.
Domino results
Singh’s Roti Shop registered one of the bigger wins in local dominoes this season.
Whoops! This window is not a garage…
A Ford truck ended up inside the doors of Juana’s Fashion and Gift Shop (near the craft market) in George Town, Grand Cayman late...
Armed robbers hit Little Cayman
Police arrested five suspects at sea following an armed robbery on Little Cayman Tuesday.
Conservation Bill: A 6 percent solution?
Supporters say the National Conservation Bill only affects Crown land. If this is true, what are the implications?
East End pupils feel grand now
One of Cayman’s newest sporting events has given back to a school in the area where it was staged and put a smile on the faces of the principal and pupils.
Robbers strike Little Cayman mini mart
Update: Five arrested on suspicion of robbing a store in Little Cayman after chase at sea.
The legacy of Capt. Hurlston
Captain Paul Hurlston's career as a seaman is being told as part of a new exhibition at the National Museum
‘Financial independence’ targeted by mid-2016
The Cayman Islands government will cut $22.5 million in expenses during its next two budget years and will not enact any "new" revenue measures, according to Finance Minister Marco Archer.
Free HIV testing next week; World AIDS Day observed
Residents of the Cayman Islands can avail of a week of free HIV testing, beginning Monday, Nov. 25.
Online poll: Pirates Week fireworks top poll, but criticism abounds
Everyone loves Pirates Week fireworks, and very few want to have much to do with the rest of the event – except for district Heritage Days.
Plan: Lower Cayman speed limits
A National Roads Authority and associated Traffic Management Panel plan to revise speed limits will lead to lower speeds on several major thoroughfares around Grand Cayman.
Truth For Youth never gave up
Coach Irvin Palacio and his Under-11 troops from Truth For Youth left the TE McField Annex Field to the sounds of rapturous applause from parents and spectators alike as they secured a well-deserved draw with Savannah Primary.
Crime roundup: 15-year-old stabbed
A stabbing and two robberies reported over the weekend on Grand Cayman.
East End celebrates heritage
Visitors and residents alike were treated to great food and camaraderie on Friday as the district of East End opened its doors to a day of cultural celebration during the 2013 East End Heritage Day.
Teen arrested in fatal NS crash
An arrest made in Sunday's car accident that killed a former deputy police commissioner's son.
Swashbucklin stuff
“Our beautiful island was the inspiration behind this novella along with the mysterious tale of the Wreck of the Ten Sails.”
Soca artists roll into East End
Musical artists Alison Hinds, Rupee, Edwin Yearwood of Soca band Krosfyah and Biggie Irie will rev things up at East End’s Pirate Week Heritage Day, Friday, Nov. 15.
The impacts of environmental statements
An environmental impact statement should not be a litmus test for the George Town cruise port project.
Young man dead in eastern district crash
A young man is dead following a car crash on Queens Highway early Sunday.
Bodden Town Heritage Days a hit
Bodden Town celebrates its heritage in style.
Raise the Cayman flag, not the white flag
Cayman Islands representatives should be leading the charge against U.K. oversight of wiretapping, not surrendering already.
Pirates invade George Town
Pirates streamed into George Town on Saturday to “take over the harbor” in their annual show of swashbuckling and swordplay.
Stars upset Youth
The new domino season got off to a surprising start.
Soca greats a ‘Fantastic’ treat
Alison Hnds, Rupee, Edwin Yearwood and Biggie Irie are set to perform at the upcoming Fantastic Friday concert, Nov. 15
Yo, ho, ho and a bottle of rum, the swashbucklers be near!
Just in case you didn't know, Pirates Week is upon us, so don your boots and tricorn hat and prepare to be invaded.
Students give back to community
Leos Alpha Club donates gift baskets to seniors island-wide.
Third suspect in killing released on bail
A third man taken into custody in connection with a homicide case from last month has now been released by investigating officers.
East End slammers prepare for title defense against All Stars
East End Mystical Youth are aiming to add to their trophy case.
Heath aims for final fling cheer
Doing an Olympic distance triathlon is one of the toughest challenges in sport and this weekend months of preparation comes together for the most ambitious weekend warriors in the Cayman triathlon.
