Topic: George Town
Boundaries report deadline in June
Cayman's new voting map will be completed in June, the boundaries commission chair says.
Child month kicks off on Friday
A packed schedule of activities is being organized for this year’s Child Month, which begins Friday, May 1. The theme this year is “Opening our Hearts.”
Dr. Edlin Merren passes at 83
Prominent Caymanian dentist Dr. Thomas Henry Edlin Merren died on Tuesday at the Cayman Islands Hospital. He was 83.
Powers of MLAs questioned
Premier Alden McLaughlin insists his backbench MLAs have far more influence on government policy than outside observers may realize.
Premier's closer look at environmental health
Premier Alden McLaughlin visits the Department of Environmental Health which now falls within his ministerial portfolio.
Who will choose to run in the 'Dump District'?
If Cayman's solid waste management operations remain in George Town, who's going to run in the "dump district?"
Man took passports as security for loans
A man who pleaded guilty to carrying on business without a license was taking people's passports as security for loans he made to them.
Boundary chair: 'One man' won't cement political parties
Political parties won't waltz to election victory under 'one man, one vote,' Cayman's Electoral Boundary Commission chair says.
Case made for extra Legislative Assembly seat
George Towners debate increasing the size of Cayman's Legislative Assembly.
Suspected hit-and-run driver arrested
A quick arrest made in last week's hit-and-run death.
Affordable homes sales increase
Of the 20 afforable homes in Bodden Town, 15 have now been sold or are in the final stages of bank approval.
Cayman's Nepalese community unites to support earthquake victims
Members of Cayman’s small Nepalese community gathered together Sunday to say a prayer for their devastated homeland in the aftermath of the massive earthquake that killed almost 4,000 people.
Crazy hat day at George Town Primary
George Town Primary School had a fun ‘Fancy Hat and Crazy Socks Day’ on Monday.
Gas prices on the rise in Cayman
After a six-month respite, local fuel prices are going up once again.
Back-to-back nighttime liquor store robberies
Two liquor store robberies occur within 48 hours of each other in George Town.
Colorful, musical day for Junior Batabano
The festive Junior Batabano parade was among the highlights of the annual event on Saturday.
DG run exceeds all expectations
Expectations are that the money raised in the 2015 Deputy Governor’s 5K Challenge will far exceed the $20,000 target to help Special Olympics Cayman Islands.
East Enders meet on voting boundaries
A small group of East Enders at a public meeting last wek were unanimous in their opinion that the district electoral boundary should remain as it is.
Pedestrian was seventh victim this year on Cayman's roads
A woman pedestrian was hit by a vehicle and killed on South Sound Road early Saturday morning.
Pedestrian killed on South Sound Road
A woman pedestrian was hit by a vehicle and killed on South Sound Road early Saturday morning.
Adventist pastors baptize 68
Since the Cayman Islands Conference of Seventh-day Adventist began holding nightly meetings this month, it has baptized 68 people.
Coconut seller struck, killed by driver
A local man is killed by a hit-and-run driver.
Scholars are league champs as Elite fail to close the gap
Scholars International are the Premier League champs despite not kicking a ball.
Elite Sports Club needed to beat Cayman Athletic on Wednesday night to maintain their challenge on Scholars for the title but could only manage a 3-3 draw at the TE McField Annex.
Waste management project manager: New landfill site needed in future
Grand Cayman will eventually need a new landfill site as an integral part of its waste management plan, project manager Jim Schubert confirmed.
Cayman youth – get ready to jump for carnival!
The annual Junior Carnival Batabano and Family Fun Day kicks off this Saturday, April 25 in George Town, and legendary Byron Lee's Dragonaires are at Pedro St. James on April 30. Young or old, Batabano will bring everyone to their feet.
Gealey graces Cayman Islands Fashion Week
Grace Gealey is touching down in Cayman for a couple of days to co-host Cayman Islands Fashion Week’s event “Fashion Rocks” at the Lions Centre on Saturday.
Opposition says no to election changes
At a public meeting Tuesday, opposition leader McKeeva Bush told supporters to oppose election changes.
Minister: New fuel storage terminal not high priority
Government plans for a new fuel terminal in East End are not top priority, lawmakers are told.
Shot fired in robbery attempt
Two masked men fired a shot while running from a failed robbery attempt in Prospect.
Stars to host Fashion Week show
Events at Cayman Islands Fashion Week
Consultant: No quick fix to landfill leaching
Closing and capping large areas of the George Town landfill will likely be the only way to lessen the potential environmental impact on the North Sound, according to consultants conducting tests at the site.
Honduran students' photo talent on display
A photograph exhibit Wednesday will raise funds for Rotary Sunrise's work with students in Honduras.
Leaders condemn Miller's remarks
Local politicians and business leaders have condemned comments made by North Side MLA Ezzard Miller suggesting there could be a revolution with bloodshed in the Cayman Islands over employment issues.
Police called to soccer fracas; no criminal complaints
Police were called to a Premier League football match Sunday evening after fans invaded the pitch.
Setting boundaries on redistricting
There is no reason why North Side and East End should continue to enjoy having an "extra" seat in the Legislative Assembly.
Bikers take to road for Meals on Wheels
Local bikers took part in their annual fundraiser for Meals on Wheels over the weekend.
Children's arts festival begins
Children's arts festival begins.
Minister: Speed limit changes to take effect in May
Drivers through Cayman's main tourism district will soon find slow going.
Mother of injured teen appeals for information
Young American tourist is in critical, but stable, condition in a Miami hospital.
Woman mugged on West Bay Road
A lone woman was mugged by a machete-wielding robber as she walked along West Bay Road in the early hours of Friday.
Caledonian: Shortfalls to creditors outlined
The former directors of Caledonian Bank estimate only 40 to 70 percent of most of the bank’s loans will be recovered.
Outage affected 95 percent of CUC customers
Tuesday's CUC outage cut power to 26,500 of the company's 28,000 customers on Grand Cayman.
Tests examine dump's impact on North Sound
A series of tests are under way to determine the impact of the George Town Landfill site on the surrounding environment, including the North Sound.
Scholars finish strong, have title in sight
Scholars International can seal the Premier League title this weekend if they beat Roma United at the TE McField Annex.
Woman dies in Rum Point crash
A 23-year-old woman was killed in a traffic accident in North Side in the early hours of Wednesday.
Caledonian liquidators: Return to creditors difficult to figure
There are too many variables to provide an estimate of how much money will be returned to creditors and depositors of Caledonian, the bank’s liquidators said in their first report.
Cup's goal is a perfect warm up
With a CONCACAF Under-15 football tournament being held here in August, there is a perfect warm up tournament being staged in Cayman next month.
Power failure interrupts schools, businesses
Widespread power outages in Grand Cayman resulted in most public schools closing early Tuesday.
Boundary Commission to hold public meetings
The Electoral Boundaries Commission plans to hold a series of public meetings this month.
Interest high in police recruitment drive
The police service, in the midst of a month-long recruitment drive, has received dozens of applications from aspiring officers.
Neglected dogs provide therapy for Cayman's youth
A pilot program to teach youngsters life skills through dog training is under way in Cayman’s schools.
Mother accused of murder gets new court date
Tamara Olita Butler, charged with the murder of her 6-year-old daughter, is expected to be medically examined before her next court appearance on May 22.
If you're single and you know it, grab a fork!
Single diners need not stay at home or in their hotels to eat alone. There are great dining experiences to be enjoyed around Grand Cayman where singles can mingle.
Isy B. at Cayman Islands Fashion Week
Local designer Isy Obi of Isy B. will be showcasing her latest collection at Cayman Islands Fashion Week.
Defendant in shooting case to be tried in Grand Court
A 34-year-old man charged in connection with a shooting in George Town late last month was remanded in custody after appearing before Summary Court on Thursday.
Students gain Duke of Edinburgh awards
Students from schools throughout the Cayman Islands have earned their Duke of Edinburgh bronze awards.
Major investment in roads on the way
The first phase of a major multiyear project to redevelop the roads around George Town is under way.
Cubans break out of detention center
Six Cuban refugees were on the run on Tuesday after breaking out of the Immigration Detention Centre.
Digicel Cayman CEO sees room for growth, improvements
Martin Bould, Digicel Cayman's new CEO, discusses the company's plans and the differences he sees from the U.K. telecom industry.
Frustration on roads as traffic congestion increases
More than 2,000 additional vehicles were on Cayman’s roads in 2014, fueling rising traffic congestion in and around George Town.
Power outage disrupts businesses, traffic, courts
A nearly two-hour power outage Tuesday morning disrupted George Town residents and businesses.
Judge calls for urgent resources to tackle mental health issues
Unsuccessful and ongoing efforts to treat a female robbery defendant for a bipolar disorder and her drug addiction are highlighting deficiencies within Cayman’s ability to treat people with mental health issues, a court heard.
Registration for public schools open
Registration for places at government reception classes, primary and secondary schools is now open.
Gala fashions go glam in Cayman
Weekender expores the fashion trends at Cayman's galas.
Gordon Solomon's works featured at Pure Art
Art store Pure Art has once again started up its artist of the month exhibitions. Gordon Solomon is the first featured artist.
One charged in McField Square triple shooting
One of three men arrested Monday in connection with a triple shooting in
George Town on Saturday March 28, 2015 was charged on Thursday.
CFA Society welcomes 12 new local charter holders
Twelve local investment professionals have earned the prestigious chartered financial analyst designation.
Immigration may activate 'mass migration' response
Cayman's Immigration Department considers ramping up its response to Cuban migrant arrivals as more reach local shores.
Ministers hold national day of prayer
Local ministers hold national day of prayer.
Smart boards taking education to the future
The days of chalk and blackboards are long gone in the Cayman Islands as education officials embrace increasing use of technology in the classroom.
More Cuban migrants arrive in Cayman
Three more boatloads of Cuban migrants arrive on Grand Cayman's shores.
Three arrested over triple shooting
Detectives investigating a triple shooting in George Town on Saturday morning believe around a dozen people may have witnessed the incident.
