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Wipeople - Wipeople
- West Indian Dictionary
| Tuesday March 09, 2010 | |||
| Roma moves clear of drop zone [read] | |||
| Technology changes face of cricket [read] | |||
| CARIFTA swimming squad finalised [read] | |||
| Off The Peg joins Rotary in relief for Haiti [read] | |||
| Obituary: Rev Trevor Ebanks passes on [read] | |||
| Sagicor gives up on general insurance in Cayman [read] | |||
| Digicel launches 'Happy Days' gift promotion [read] | |||
| Governor tours George Town Hospital [read] | |||
| LIME gives bonus credit for text and online top ups [read] | |||
| Triple C students get history lesson in stock market [read] | |||
| Making it easier to access government info [read] | |||
| Justice achieved for Estella Scott-Roberts [read] | |||
| New boutique hotel opens [read] | |||
| Sunday March 07, 2010 | |||
| Girls U17 football squad heads to Regional Championships [read] | |||
| Developing Character: An interview with Collin Anglin [read] | |||
| RBC receives many Euromoney Banking Awards [read] | |||
| New copter gives Cayman a lift [read] | |||
| National Security Council tackles big issues [read] | |||
| Cadet Corps enjoyed 'Brac Attack' camp [read] | |||
| Unsung Heroes honoured by FirstCaribbean Bank [read] | |||
| National Gallery shows 'Anime: Dakota Style' [read] | |||
| FirstCaribbean supports Cayman Humane Society [read] | |||
| March is the month to honour women [read] | |||
| Friday March 05, 2010 | |||
| Swimmer meets Deputy Premier [read] | |||
| CUC Athletics Championships open for Entries [read] | |||
| John Gray sweeps the board at Interscholastic Meet [read] | |||
| Dynasties hold firm in squash championships [read] | |||
| Prison rules By Rite to top standings [read] | |||
| Real estate brokers donate to Crisis Centre [read] | |||
| Author's memoir recounts her struggle for justice [read] | |||
| Reducing expenditure is critical [read] | |||
| LIME telethon raises $260,000 for Haiti [read] | |||
| 'Small is not beautiful,' says local hedge fund manager [read] | |||
| Public can help send a foster child on vacation [read] | |||
| Underwater CSI comes to Cayman [read] | |||
| Ground broken for new East End homes [read] | |||
| Number of complaints going down [read] | |||
| Petrol payment loss exorbitant [read] | |||
| Christian ballet company to perform in Cayman [read] | |||
| Ezzard calls for Finance meeting [read] | |||
| Great yields come from farming on the Bluff [read] | |||
| Sister Islands Agriculture Show Messages [read] | |||
| Business association launches [read] | |||
| National Trust seeks donations to preserve Cayman's biodiversity [read] | |||
| Thursday March 04, 2010 | |||
| Butterfield gets $550 million boost [read] | |||
| Michael Bradley passes on [read] | |||
| The Publisher's Point of View: Setting an example for the civil service to follow [read] | |||
| Devon Edie selected as Artist of the Month [read] | |||
| Cayman Brac's Faith Hospital officially re-opened [read] | |||
| Some support for a third political group [read] | |||
| Maples expands Luxembourg services [read] | |||
| Wednesday March 03, 2010 | |||
| George Town District Athletics meet this Saturday [read] | |||
| Dow Travers hails the Snow Leopard from Ghana [read] | |||
| Captain Fred Elmon Scott's career at sea [read] | |||
| Minister meets JA 'Tropical Impressions' [read] | |||
| Law School students celebrate 10th anniversary in style [read] | |||
| Premier, MLAs salaries to be cut [read] | |||
| Governor appoints Anti-Corruption Commission [read] | |||
| Give blood to save lives at Health Fair [read] | |||
| Triple C School 'passes it on' [read] | |||
| Tuesday March 02, 2010 | |||
| New equipment scores a slam dunk at John Gray High School [read] | |||
| Adult Co-Ed Softball results update [read] | |||
| St Ignatius Golf Scramble Friday [read] | |||
| Special Olympics standouts return home [read] | |||
| ISAF programme trains Cayman resident sailing coaches [read] | |||
| West Bay rivalry headlines FA Cup draw [read] | |||
| New church formed after 205 members baptized [read] | |||
| Digicel donates 19,000 tents to Haiti [read] | |||
| Cayman Brac Agricultural Show makes a comeback [read] | |||
| Caybrew introduces new brew at Chamber event [read] | |||
| Digicel launches new BlackBerry server [read] | |||
| Workshops offered to improve customer service in Cayman [read] | |||
| Correction and clarification: Two young Caymanians join Island Heritage [read] | |||
| Christian singer coming for worship conference [read] | |||
| Complaints Commission to make visit to the Brac [read] | |||
| H1N1 Clinic in Cayman to close [read] | |||
| New trade, business licensing procedures announced [read] | |||
| Diamonds International expands [read] | |||
| Arab president to visit Cayman [read] | |||
| Small earth tremor felt in Grand Cayman [read] | |||
| Sunday February 28, 2010 | |||
| Honduras repeat as world champions [read] | |||
| Digicel awards trip for two to New York City [read] | |||
| Workshop teaches new electrical code [read] | |||
| Walkers expands its Singapore team [read] | |||
| LIME customers win trip to Beyonce concert [read] | |||
| Two young Caymanians join Island Heritage [read] | |||
| Protest march against Government delayed [read] | |||
| Paperless US visas appear in March [read] | |||
| Friday February 26, 2010 | |||
| Travers sets personal best at Olympics [read] | |||
| Cayman Islands government spending 'wholly out of line,' says report [read] | |||
| Hedge funds required to provide uniform data [read] | |||
| Surplus commercial space abounds [read] | |||
| Cayman travel promoted in UK [read] | |||
| Sarah Lacey of dms earns Human Capital Strategist Certification [read] | |||
| Heart Fund announces two new fundraisers [read] | |||
| Dive magazine readers enjoy Cayman sites [read] | |||
| Tortuga rum cakes tapped as 'best' souvenir [read] | |||
| Field guide to Camana Way is now available [read] | |||
| Church of God Chapel celebrates anniversary of its conventions [read] | |||
| Donation targets needy school children [read] | |||
| Charity Golf Classic in April [read] | |||
| St Ignatius law students tour Walkers [read] | |||
| Report: Government spending out of line [read] | |||
| Thursday February 25, 2010 | |||
| Local tourism association slams cruise 'dysfunction' in the Cayman Islands [read] | |||
| Most readers oppose government assets sale [read] | |||
| Crime prevention takes to sidewalks [read] | |||
| More meetings planned for parents [read] | |||
| Butterfield contributes to Haiti Relief [read] | |||
| Cayman Brac Agricultural Show postponed to 6 March [read] | |||
| UDP government addresses concerns [read] | |||
| Rotary Sunrise helps improve literacy levels [read] | |||
| Jeremiah: public responds to police appeals [read] | |||
| Developers intend to appeal [read] | |||
| CITA slams cruise 'dysfunction' [read] | |||
| Wednesday February 24, 2010 | |||
| Williams rampant as Jamaica makes pre-tournament strike [read] | |||
| Cayman HospiceCare's Flag Day set for Friday [read] | |||
| 'Angel Tree' donations benefit Sunrise Centre [read] | |||
| National Building Society donates to Red Cross [read] | |||
| Tinted car windows targeted by police [read] | |||
| Botanic Park certified as 'Green' [read] | |||
| Near 300 attend PPM meeting [read] | |||
| Seminar addresses need to attract investors [read] | |||
| Guilty verdict rendered in Estella murder case [read] | |||
| US probes hedge fund impact on oil [read] | |||
| Close Brothers donate to Haitian Relief Fund [read] | |||
| Contact with missing boaters dismissed as cruel rumour [read] | |||
| Electric vehicles awaiting approval for roads [read] | |||
| Five ganja smugglers out on bail [read] | |||
| Armed robbery suspects released on bail [read] | |||
| Tuesday February 23, 2010 | |||
| Casual workers take pride keeping the capital clean [read] | |||
| LIME customers win VIP tickets to Beyonce concert in Trinidad [read] | |||
| Immigration calls for payment of overdue fees [read] | |||
| Construction management for schools tendered [read] | |||
| Little demand for turtle meat at new higher prices [read] | |||
| Tourism Association signs up for training [read] | |||
| Digicel chairman named goodwill ambassador for Port-au-Prince [read] | |||
| 'Do Something' speaks to teens [read] | |||
| Collin Anglin YCLA winner [read] | |||
| Sunday February 21, 2010 | |||
| George Town dials it up in Digicel Cup final [read] | |||
| 15 reps off to Puerto Rico Special Olympics [read] | |||
| Brac Reef Beach Resort reopens [read] | |||
| Job Expo on tap in March [read] | |||
| Maples and Calder appoints new head of Cayman funds [read] | |||
| Business students learning by doing [read] | |||
| New Zealand preparing to lure funds from Cayman [read] | |||
| Journalist and entrepreneur to speak at women's conference [read] | |||
| No calls with info in child's murder [read] | |||
| Report: Missing boaters alive? [read] | |||
| Friday February 19, 2010 | |||
| Michael Wight spins By Rite to victory [read] | |||
| U17 International Girls Football this weekend [read] | |||
| Pigs Trotters, Iguanas kick off rugby season [read] | |||
| Another international firm seeks exit from the Cayman Islands [read] | |||
| Students earn degrees from A.C.T.S. [read] | |||
| Pastor Al honoured at Agape Commencment [read] | |||
| Obituary: Dick Francis [read] | |||
| Premier calls for crackdown on crime [read] | |||
| Premier offers permanent residency to the wealthy [read] | |||
| Traveling reefs exhibit comes to Cayman [read] | |||
| Leadership Awards dinner Saturday [read] | |||
| Brac Reef Beach Resort officially reopens [read] | |||
| Donation adds dance to UCCI offerings [read] | |||
| St George's Day fund-raiser [read] | |||
| Two men arrested in murder of child [read] | |||
| Protest march planned [read] | |||
| Thursday February 18, 2010 | |||
| New Zealand preparing to lure funds from the Cayman Islands [read] | |||
| Wednesday February 17, 2010 | |||
| Four-year-old boy shot dead in the Cayman Islands [read] | (1) | ||
| Tuesday February 16, 2010 | |||
| Kindergarten class celebrates 100th day of school [read] | |||
| St Ignatius cruise to prepare for exams [read] | |||
| Tremor visits Cayman as residents sleep [read] | |||
| Careenage III breaks ground [read] | |||
| Brac's Cadet Corps makes use of their new watercraft [read] | |||
| Priority for vocational training [read] | |||
| UK novelist and former jockey Dick Francis dies in the Cayman Islands [read] | |||
| Sunday February 14, 2010 | |||
| Truman Bodden Track Meet this Saturday [read] | |||
| CNB Relays this Friday [read] | |||
| CIBA holds FIBA Level 1 and 2 coaching courses [read] | |||
| X104.7 Pancakes on Shrove Tuesday kick off Mardi Gras [read] | |||
| Couple earns degrees together [read] | |||
| Field trip focuses on marine life [read] | |||
| Intertrust Cayman open for business [read] | |||
| Cayman, Kenya forge partnership [read] | |||
| Friday February 12, 2010 | |||
| Tax squeezes remittances from Cayman [read] | |||
| Radio Cayman takes show on the road [read] | |||
| Readers support more vocational training for the hospitality industry [read] | |||
| Investment Bureau gets new name [read] | |||
| Focus on crime prevention [read] | |||
| Library renamed in honour of Teacher Redley [read] | |||
| Vice president of Kenya makes visit to Camana Bay [read] | |||
| Thursday February 11, 2010 | |||
| Rotary Sunrise welcomes on board newest member [read] | |||
| Valentine's party at Margaritaville Saturday [read] | |||
| Rotary Central adds new members [read] | |||
| Unfinished schools will not stop reform [read] | |||
| Press briefing short on specifics [read] | |||
| Wednesday February 10, 2010 | |||
| Cayman Brac ready for tourists [read] | |||
| Rotary Central kicks off 2010 Science Fair [read] | |||
| Education seen as key to next job [read] | |||
| Premier appoints press secretary [read] | |||
| Governor gets civil service review [read] | |||
| Dennis Brady hears call to the bar [read] | |||
| Premier personally delivers thanks to young pupils [read] | |||
| Cayman Islands Sailing Club offering instructors course [read] | |||
| Tuesday February 09, 2010 | |||
| Turtle price triples [read] | |||
| Cultural Foundation donation aids Haiti [read] | |||
| Police remain on hunt for murderer [read] | |||
| Police advise boaters to stock safety equipment [read] | |||
| LIME gives students free access to web [read] | |||
| Mourant announces new partners [read] | |||
| Training opportunities widen at UCCI [read] | |||
| Residents pledge to 'Man Up' at One Thousand Man March [read] | |||
| Tourist transportation row [read] | |||
| Two arrested in bank heist [read] | |||
| Sunday February 07, 2010 | |||
| Conyers employee donates to the Cayman Islands Red Cross [read] | |||
| CINICO to offer surgery option [read] | |||
| West Bay residents welcome the Governor [read] | |||
| Merger creates new firm, Mourant Ozannes [read] | |||
| Rotary Jazz helping Haiti [read] | |||
| 'Rise Again' video coming this week [read] | |||
| Celebrity chef David Chang turns up heat at Bon Vivant [read] | |||
| Technical issues affected government computer operation [read] | |||
| Digicel, CIIB project supports small businesses [read] | |||
| Course offers solutions to work-related issues [read] | |||
| Health officials affirm Caymanian hiring priority [read] | |||
| Third 'Green Guide' coming soon [read] | |||
| Friday February 05, 2010 | |||
| CIFA Youth Legue Under 17 [read] | |||
| CIFA youth under 15 [read] | |||
| CIFA youth under 13 [read] | |||
| Bank robbery in Savannah [read] | |||
| Royal Garden Party applications sought [read] | |||
| Fee reduction for CUC licence [read] | |||
| Digicel stocks new BlackBerry [read] | |||
| Conyers sponsors law students' Vienna trip [read] | |||
| Cayman Finance adopts new structure [read] | |||
| Professor Rex Nettleford dies [read] | |||
| Vice President of Kenya visiting Cayman [read] | |||
| Police helicopter to land soon [read] | |||
| Taxis petition cruise ship pre-booking [read] | |||
| Thursday February 04, 2010 | |||
| CIFA U-17 Youth Football League continues [read] | |||
| Selecting the right sports drinks for performance [read] | |||
| Free Parvo shots for dogs offered Sunday [read] | |||
| DoT to sponsor London's City Racing Challenge [read] | |||
| HSBC donation benefits local kids [read] | |||
| Delta Airlines to fly direct to Cayman from New York [read] | |||
| Support for this year's census [read] | |||
| Residents of George Town welcome the Governor [read] | |||
| Woman assaulted and robbed on West Bay Road [read] | |||
| Heart Fund finalists in battle of the bulge [read] | |||
| Tourism apprentices prepare to join the industry [read] | |||
| Business donation goes to the Meals on Wheels programme [read] | |||
| World-renowned marine wildlife artists collaborate [read] | |||
| 'Mt. Trashmore' - Government mulls 12 bids [read] | |||
| Wednesday February 03, 2010 | |||
| Finals set for 2009/2010 CUC Primary Football League Playoffs [read] | |||
| Sailing coach wins East End Regatta [read] | |||
| Voice of the people: Immigration Law changes and local investment [read] | |||
| LIME launches a new model of BlackBerry [read] | |||
| Schoolkids, staff add 10,000 dollars to Haitian relief effort [read] | |||
| Walkers raises over $70,000 for Haitian relief [read] | |||
| Chamber helps celebrate business expansion [read] | |||
| Art in all forms at the Governor's house [read] | |||
| Scuba Diving Hall of Fame celebrates ten years [read] | |||
| Residents divided over rollover [read] | |||
| Tuesday February 02, 2010 | |||
| Sharing and Caring action exhibited by Treasury staff [read] | |||
| New company offers outsource solutions [read] | |||
| Self-Publishing forum to answer writers' questions [read] | |||
| The Wharf's new theme night expands Friday's possibilities [read] | |||
| Young leaders named as finalists [read] | |||
| Broadcaster signs on as arts festival sponsor [read] | |||
| Be careful at sea, marine officials say [read] | |||
| Don't give burglars a window of opportunity [read] | |||
| Ogier Law firm expands with new partners and promotion [read] | |||
| HSBC donation goes to Big Brothers and Big Sisters [read] | |||
| Cayman to the aid of Haiti [read] | |||
| Monday February 01, 2010 | |||
| More regional expansion for Net News [read] | |||
| Friday January 29, 2010 | |||
| Scuba Hall of Fame celebrates 10 years [read] | |||
| Senior men's rugby overshadowed by juniors (Part 1) [read] | |||
| Telecom company ramps up aid to Haiti [read] | |||
| Celebration of Cayman's Christian Heritage [read] | |||
| Customs officer earns degree, advancement [read] | |||
| Lasagne lifts holiday spirits [read] | |||
| Underwater Film Festival opens on Friday [read] | |||
| Digicel and Shaggy team up for Haiti [read] | |||
| Signatures to petition increase [read] | |||
| Financial firm displays local artists' works [read] | |||
| Governor observes police operations [read] | |||
| Urgent works approved for schools [read] | |||
| Thursday January 28, 2010 | |||
| School projects back on track [read] | |||
| Local law firm ranked at top [read] | |||
| Phone text donations to Haiti hit half million [read] | |||
| Advising Haitian families [read] | |||
| Morning radio 104.1 FM announces new line-up [read] | |||
| Readers divided on new taxes [read] | |||
| Plaques presented for party providers [read] | |||
| Camana Bay to break ground in 2010 for new mega building [read] | |||
| Residents brave South Sound developer [read] | |||
| Wednesday January 27, 2010 | |||
| Digicel appeal against Jamaican regulatory decision dismissed [read] | |||
| Local author pens new book on race [read] | |||
| Junior Achievement gets a boost from Water Authority [read] | |||
| Donation helps hungry kids perform better in class [read] | |||
| Attorney from Dublin joins local legal firm [read] | |||
| Catchment areas for secondary schools defined by the Ministry [read] | |||
| Changes on their way for Year 12 students [read] | |||
| World Health Organization statement [read] | |||
| Celebrating Cayman's Christian heritage [read] | |||
| WestStar TV promotes Ops Manager to Director [read] | |||
| New graduation criteria being considered [read] | |||
| Cayman helps Haiti quake victims [read] | |||
| Tim Adam is new managing director of Boatswain's Beach [read] | |||
| Cayman may be Wall Street's scapegoat [read] | |||
| Tuesday January 26, 2010 | |||
| Cayman Islands may be Wall Street's scapegoat, says economist [read] | |||
| Monday January 25, 2010 | |||
| Government seeking to divest entities [read] | |||
| Plans to review Rollover Policy [read] | |||
| Vaccination remains best course to fight growing flu threat [read] | |||
| Mobile calls failed after quake [read] | |||
| Turtle Nest Inn earns world-class recognition [read] | |||
| Youth commission aims for much better future [read] | |||
| FirstCaribbean supporting youth business programme [read] | |||
| Dates set for wireman and electrician's trade exams [read] | |||
| Donation will expand literacy programme [read] | |||
| Police organize West Bay meeting to thwart crime [read] | |||
| Be cautious about earthquake donations - police [read] | |||
| Realty association looks to future [read] | |||
| Friday January 22, 2010 | |||
| Who will make it to the CIFA Digicel final? [read] | |||
| New Governor meets civil servants [read] | |||
| Residents to join UNICEF campaign [read] | |||
| Planning for earthquakes [read] | |||
| Lions recognise two humanitarians [read] | |||
| Net News back on stream, in spite of delay [read] | |||
| Global transparency focus of funds [read] | |||
| Hundreds attend reception to welcome new Governor [read] | |||
| 'Safe practice' urged for earthquake preparedness [read] | |||
| Thursday January 21, 2010 | |||
| Quake shakes Grand Cayman [read] | |||
| Corporate sponsorship to help fill growing need of the elderly [read] | |||
| Biggest losers become big winners [read] | |||
| CNCF Art Education Centre to move into Miss Lassie's duplex [read] | |||
| Readers support arming police [read] | |||
| New grant sets blue iguana on firm path to recovery [read] | |||
| Seventeen new citizens pledge their loyalty [read] | |||
| Voice of the People: Reactions to the earthquake on Tuesday morning [read] | |||
| Investment bureau again seeks matches for business students [read] | |||
| Improving communication still remains priority in Haiti [read] | |||
| Ongoing Red Cross appeal for Haiti earthquake relief [read] | |||
| Cayman's United Church joins in relief effort [read] | |||
| Wednesday January 20, 2010 | |||
| Caribbean rocked again - Cayman quake felt in Jamaica, Cuba and Miami [read] | |||
| Quake rattles buildings, nerves in the Cayman Islands [read] | |||
| Bahamian in Cayman Islands details experience during quake [read] | |||
| Tuesday January 19, 2010 | |||
| 5.8 earthquake shakes Cayman Islands [read] | |||
| Alphasoft continues to dominate game of squash [read] | |||
| Editorial: At this time, empathy should replace penalties [read] | |||
| Local rugby referee excels in Mexico [read] | |||
| Girls start 2010 football season [read] | |||
| Earth tremor felt in Cayman [read] | |||
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