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Chamber launches webinar series on infrastructure

The Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce has announced the launch of a webinar series that will explore key infrastructure topics critical to Cayman's long-term development

Visiting geology professor imparts solid local knowledge to students

The annual Geology Education Week once again offered Cayman's students an opportunity to learn about the science of local rocks and related topics, with Professor Brian Jones leading the presentations.

World-renowned rock specialist brings expertise to Cayman

A world-renowned geologist from Canada is bringing his expertise to Cayman this month as part of a special education week.

Water-supply interruption scheduled for Marina Drive Sunday

Water service will be cut off for several hours in the early morning of Sunday, 10 Sept., for some customers on Marina Drive in Prospect, the Water Authority has announced.

Geology Week rocks on

Students and teachers learned about the rocks, coral reefs and plate tectonics of the  Cayman Islands at the recently concluded Geology Week.

OfReg rejects water rate increase pending further review

OfReg’s board of directors considered a rate adjustment submission by the Water Authority at its monthly meeting last week but deferred a decision pending the review of further information requested from the authority.

Water Authority orders removal of water-usage monitors

Water Authority-Cayman has ordered monitoring company CostWatch to remove transmitters that track water usage from its customers' meters.

Water Authority waives April penalty fees

The Water Authority-Cayman is waiving penalty fees for failure to pay water bills for the month of April, the company has announced.

Water work planned for Shamrock Road Sunday

A section of Shamrock Road will be closed on Sunday while the Water Authority – Cayman carries out work.
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Water main upgrades set on Prospect Point Road

Upgrades to the water main on Prospect Point Road over the next six to eight weeks may affect traffic in the area, motorists are advised. Work began on Monday, Aug. 7,  and pipe laying will take place from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, according to the Water Authority-Cayman.

Utilities law written without advice of utility companies

Legal drafters penning an 82-page law to create a unified regulatory office for Cayman’s utility providers did not solicit opinions from the half-dozen affected companies, instead they only consulted their controlling agencies.

Minister answers utility regulation concerns

In an eight-page response to Cayman Water Company CEO Rick McTaggart, government has sought to counter calls to withdraw and rewrite proposed legislation creating a single office regulating Cayman’s utility companies.

EDITORIAL – Officials leave Cayman Water out to dry

Cayman Water CEO Rick McTaggart has raised a serious and concerning issue with the Cayman Islands government: namely, that lawmakers are preparing to vote to overhaul regulation of the country’s utilities (including water), but nobody bothered to consult with Mr. McTaggart’s company, which is one of Cayman’s two water providers.

EDITORIAL – When having ‘stacks of bills’ isn’t desirable

We can’t help but empathize with the anxiety expressed by several elected members in today’s newspaper over the sheer quantity of legislation the Progressives administration has crammed into the agenda of the new parliamentary session.

Lawmakers: Mass of bills to change ‘lives of generations’

Cayman Islands lawmakers are set to review and approve an unprecedented number of bills in the Legislative Assembly meeting that begins Tuesday, some of which involve complex, long-standing issues that have been before parliament for more than a decade.

Utility chiefs cautious on new regulations

Utility chiefs have reacted cautiously to Monday’s publication of a draft law creating a unified commission to oversee water, electricity, telephone and fuel providers, while dissolving separate regulatory bodies previously responsible for each industry.

Business in Brief: Water Authority sponsors prostate & colon cancer awareness event

The Water Authority-Cayman is again sponsoring the annual Delano Hislop Memorial Journey for Life, a walk/run that aims to raise awareness about prostate and colon cancer.

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