Further to our letters of May 1, 2019 and May 29, 2019, the cruise port referendum petition has now been handed into the Elections Office and a copy to His Excellency Governor Roper.
We just celebrated Father’s Day, and I remember with both pride and sadness my Daddy—that’s what I called him, even as a grown-up. I’m proud that my Daddy was a brave Caymanian who served his country and the whole free world in fighting against Nazi tyranny.
Over the past several weeks I’ve written a few essays (as I call them), which the Caymanian Times has graciously printed.
Questions responded to by Prof. Eamonn Conway, Patrick Treacy SC and Dr. Van Nieuwenhove and published in Ireland in February 2015.
Conflate. I feel the need to use this word in order to explain why public opposition to certain ideologies is being shut down by those who support those ideologies, as well as why some who oppose those ideologies operate under a self-imposed censorship in these matters.
Question 1. Are the only arguments against same-sex marriage religious arguments?
Hazard Management organized two important hurricane exercises in a big meeting room in the Government Administration Building recently.
Two years after Cayman’s general elections, local politicians are now debating the merits and demerits of party politics vs. independent representative.
What is most noteworthy here is that in order to redress the assumed discrimination, the C.J. proceeded to redefine marriage in order to eliminate future discrimination. On a matter of principle, however, this approach sets a very dangerous precedent in local jurisprudence.
Water Authority – Cayman wishes to advise its valuable customers that the motoring public will experience restricted access to Maclendon Dr (off Dorcy Dr) from 6:00am to 4:00pm on Sunday 26 May 2019 in order to carry out system improvement works in the area.