Topic: LIME
LIME announces “go Green” initiatives
The telecommunications company LIME says it is stepping up its "Go Green" efforts with the announcement of two major initiatives to promote environmental preservation in every Caribbean country where it operates.
Schools participate
Eleven junior masquerade groups hit the streets this Saturday, 25 April, for the annual Junior Batabano street parade.
College coaches want best talent
Aspiring footballers will get a chance in Cayman next week to show off their skills to prospective US college scouts.
LIME helps out with groceries
Telecoms company LIME, in an effort "to make life a little easier" in the current economic climate surprised shoppers at several supermarkets across Grand Cayman by giving out grocery gift vouchers.
Liming for good reason
Locals often take for granted the blessing of Cayman's natural beauty.
Bazil’s in seventh heaven
Kevon Bazil produced the most incisive bowling display seen in the Cayman Islands in many years as the CLICO CAYMAN Division 1 League continued at both venues over the weekend.
Easter egg hunt returns for another year
The annual Easter egg hunt at Camana Bay, hosted by Z99, Rooster and LIME, returns again this year on Saturday, 11 April from 10am to 1pm in the Town Centre at Camana Bay.
New VP at LIME
Lime Caribbean has appointed Albert Anderson as its new Vice President of Technology Operations.
LIME continue the splash
The first Open Water Sea Swim of this year is happening on Seven Mile Beach tomorrow.
Sea swims back
The Cayman Islands Amateur Swim Association's Open Water Committee has compiled its calendar for the year.
Saheed ton kills off Tiger attack
Saheed Mohamed scored the season's first hundred and set the tone in the first round matches of the CLICO Cayman Division 1.
LIME leaders announced
Following the recent restructuring of LIME, Daniel Tathum has been appointed as head of sales retail, and Dwayne Mellaneo as head of corporate sales and service.
Poll: feeling economic pinch
Almost two-thirds of the respondents of the most recent caycompass.com online poll reported that the downturn in economy has negatively impacted their earnings.
Decade of decadence celebrates Kaibo’s tenth Mardi Gras
This year's Mardi Gras celebration at Kaibo will be slightly different from previous years.
Bogus text circulated
Residents in the Cayman Islands are being warned not to respond to a text message currently being sent to LIME cell phones.
Bogus calls swamp 911
The Cayman Islands 911 Emergency Services Centre is sending law enforcement, fire or medical services to just 10 per cent of the reports it receives from the public.
LIME winner keeps job
After one conversation with Lucille Worrell, the 27-year-old who recently won US$1 million in LIME's 2008 Christmas promotion, her good-naturedness and genuine become apparent.
Digicel cutting staff
Confronted by the deepening global recession, mobile phone company Digicel has announced that it will make 450 voluntary redundancies across its Caribbean and Central America operations in order to restructure
New Buzz directory out
New directory Cayman Buzz has hit the streets with the latest listings of business, residential and government contact details.
Jamaica phone rates likely going higher
KINGSTON, Jamaica - An ongoing feud between the nation's two major telecommunications firms, Digicel and LIME, could lead to consumers being slapped with increased phone rates in the long term
CNB credit/debit card issue resolved
LIME and Cayman National Bank issued a joint press release Monday stating they had worked together to resolve an issue concerning the use of CNB credit and debit cards on Christmas Eve.
Boxing Day Senior Christmas Party
The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman and the Cayman Islands Tourism Association will be hosting the annual Boxing Day Christmas Party for senior citizens on 26 December from 3-6pm at the First Baptist Church.
Cayrock, LIME behind Toy Run
LIME has come on board as the title sponsor for the third annual Motorcycle Toy Run this Sunday.
Conference focuses on global recession
Wall Street, White House policies, financial meltdown and the global recession are the primary topics at this year's upcoming Cayman Business Outlook conference, a reminder that the US troubled economy continues to expand well beyond its borders.
Christmas fraud warning is issued
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service is warning the public and the business community to beware of fraudsters in the run up to the Christmas season.
Parade so bright as season starts
Senior netball burst back onto the Cayman sports scene in a big way.
Change coming, LIME promises
LIME held a "Night in White" event for its corporate customers at Mezza Restaurant Monday evening to unveil its new approach to telecommunications.
Utilities praised
Tropical Storm Paloma decided to give Grand Cayman a visit.
Help on the way
Cayman Islands national airline announced that voluntary evacuations would begin from Cayman Brac Sunday, if conditions and space permitted, for residents who wished to travel to Grand Cayman.
All hands on deck – GC aid to the Sisters
Several organisations on Grand Cayman were gearing up to provide much-needed assistance to the Sister Islands in the wake of devastating Hurricane Paloma this weekend.
Cable & Wireless changes name to LIME
Cable & Wireless has a new name in the Caribbean.
