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| Top cop Ennis may quit, UCCI head steps down | In a shock move, Deputy Commissioner of Police Anthony Ennis is weighing his resignation from the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS), and is already coming under pressure from officials asking him to reconsider. At the same time, President of the University College of the Cayman Islands, Dr Hassan Syed, has quit his post, effective immediately, citing “personal health issues”. |  |
| CAL celebrates 40th anniversary |  National carrier Cayman Airways (CAL) launched 40th anniversary celebrations at the airline’s headquarters on Tuesday, 13 May, with management touching on ways to improve operations. Angelyn Hernandez, CAL Chairperson, addressed the assembled media representatives and airline officials, recalling the carrier’s beginnings. Ms Hernandez acknowledged the support of Government. | |
| George Town property victim of illegal dumping |  A small piece of land in the middle of George Town has become the site of a mini “Mt Trashmore”, after years of illegal dumping. The property, between Shedden Road and Dr Roy’s Drive adjacent to the CIBC parking lot, is home to mounds of trash for which neither the owners nor Government have taken responsibility. Ted Gray, Building Manager of the CIBC Bank and Trust Company... | |
| National Museum to assist iguanas |  Expressing outrage over the recent slaughter of seven Blue Iguanas at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, the National Museum has pledged to contribute to the care of the endangered animals. On Saturday, 3 May unknown assailants entered the captive breeding facility in Grand Cayman, killing seven Blue Iguanas and injuring two others. The donation will go to the Blue Iguana Conservation Fund. | |
| Ancient stepwell being preserved |  A “stepwell” (a water source) has been discovered and is being preserved by the Cayman Islands National Museum (CINM) and the Kirkconnell family on whose property the ancient water source is located. CINM volunteer Robin Gibb was first to uncover the well. After much diligent work to uncover each step, it can now be viewed from where it sits -- below framed safety glass. | |
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