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EDITORIAL: World Car Free Day 2019
A Car-Free Day encourages motorists to give up their cars for a day.
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EDITORIAL: Cayman to the rescue, Again
Once again, The Cayman Islands have answered the call for assistance and as a true regional partner have sent a flight with medical supplies, its only helicopter and crew to assist with the Bahama’s recovery efforts.
EDITORIAL: It’s time to go to the Polls
The Government has announced that they will now focus on the Referendum Question and date.
EDITORIAL: A boom for whom?
As you make your way across Grand Cayman, there seems to be a construction boom, with development taking place across the island.
EDITORIAL: Improving Standards in Our Schools
When we think of schools our minds often focus on excellent leadership from our Principals, good teaching and teamwork from our teachers, the ethos and "climate" that makes a school feel welcoming, the safety and well being of our students and, significantly, how our students are performing in their
EDITORIAL: After graduation, what’s next?
The Principals and staff of the Clifton Hunter, Layman Scott and John Gray High Schools have just completed their 2019 graduation ceremonies which were well attended and supported by the Community.
EDITORIAL: Be prepared!
It’s that time of year when we pay more attention to what’s brewing in the Atlantic and Caribbean regions.
EDITORIAL: Giving back to the Community in time of grief
Everyone will have experienced death in their families and we grieve with the family of Former East End MLA, John Bonwell, McLean JP, OBE who passed away on Saturday.
EDITORIAL: Back to School tips
As summer holidays come to an end and back-to-school season begins, it can be hard to get back into a regular schedule — for both kids and adults.
EDITORIAL: Get ready to vote
As at 8pm 12th August, the petition calling on Government to give the voting population a peoples’-initiated referendum on whether they want the cruise berthing project to go ahead reached more than 85 per cent of verified signatures. This means it is most likely that the Elections Office will have
