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Sign up for CNS Newsletter. Science & Nature. Artists get microscopic in new exhibition. NGCI): The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands’ (NGCI) new exhibition bridges the gap between art and science by illuminating miniscule organic forms called foraminifera that can be found in the sand beneath our feet. Luminescent Forms: Art Under the Microscope. National Gallery Curator Natalie Urquhart and photographer Roland Verreet with a sample of his work. Century BC), who noted that the limestone of the Egyp...

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Arts & Crafts. Track & Field. Olympic icon Bob Beamon attending Special Olympics events. CNS Local Life): US Olympic gold medallist and record-holding long jumper Bob Beamon is coming to Cayman for the Special Olympics Cayman Islands (SOCI) signature fundraising golf tournament and awards evening. On Friday, 20 January, the Special Olympics ambassador will attend the sixth annual C [.]. Young long jumper takes silver at CUT Games. Forbes breaks record and rises in rankings. CNS): One young Caymanian trac...

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Sign up for CNS Newsletter. Cayman News's Latest Posts. How laws are passed in the Cayman Islands. Cayman Islands Legislative Assembly, George Town. The Cayman Islands’ legal system is based on English common law, locally enacted law and Orders-in-Council. Which is legislation that the UK extends to its territories. (Paper: Orders in Council, by Richard Coles. Regulations to the laws are made by the governor acting on the advice of the Cabinet. Human / Civil Rights. Lands & Survey. Read CNS Privacy Policy.

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Sign up for CNS Newsletter. Science & Nature. The comments posted do not necessarily reflect the views of CNS or any individual staff member. All comments are posted subject to approval by CNS. We never censor based on political or ideological point of view, but we do try to maintain a sensible balance between free speech and responsible moderating. Delete those comments that:. A reasonable person would consider abusive, profane or offensive. Promote hatred of any kind. Delete those comments that:. Are e...

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MLA steering towards public transport plan : Cayman News Service

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Sign up for CNS Newsletter. Science & Nature. MLA steering towards public transport plan. CNS): Joey Hew has revealed that he is working on a national public transport plan to drive people on to buses and off the increasingly congested roads. The backbench government MLA said that Cayman cannot keep building roads to accommodate the growing traffic congestion. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window).

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Arts & Crafts. Track & Field. Students recreate favourite books. CNS Local Life): Books were recently brought to life by students taking part in the annual storyboard competition held at a reading fair in George Town Public Library Saturday, 11 February. Organised by Cayman Islands Information Professionals (CIIP), 106 children from schools around Grand Caym [.]. Local author raises funds to prevent bullying. Triple C students donate books for young readers. Children’s book aids anti-bullying campaign.

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CUC increases customers but earnings fall : CNS Business

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CUC increases customers but earnings fall. Caribbean utilities Company (CUC). Net earnings for the three months ended 31 March 2015 were $3.3 million, a fall of round $100,000 compared to earnings in 2014 for the first part of the year of $3.4 million. The new plant will be one of the most efficient in the region and is anticipated to improve CUC’s current fuel efficiency by approximately 6%, he added. We are very pleased with the uptake for CORE, which currently has a subscribed capacity of approximatel...