Issue No. 638 Tuesday, 20 April 2004
Rentals Level Off
The residential rental market in the Cayman Islands appears to have stabilised
according to reports from several local realtors. Although opinions
differ among the agents as to where the rental market will head in the future,
the general consensus is that landlords are currently more receptive to
offers, are more sensitive to special needs, and that there are some good
deals out there...
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Derrington ‘Bo’ Miller announces candidacy
 Derrington
‘Bo’ Miller announced last Friday that he had decided to run as an independent
candidate for a seat in the Legislative Assembly as the representative for
North Side in November’s general election. Twenty years ago, Mr. Miller
also ran for the Legislative Assembly. In looking back to that time, he noted,
“The same issues I was focusing on then are the exact same issues that are not
being attended to today.” ...
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Action Against The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman Developer Stayed
 The
Cayman Islands Court of Appeals agreed last Thursday to a stay of action in a
lawsuit filed by Richard Friend against The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman
developer Michael Ryan and his companies. Mr Friend, who says he was the
senior vice-president of The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman development company,
is seeking nearly a million US dollars in what he claims is unpaid
compensation...
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Recyclers clean up for Earth Day
 The
John Gray Recyclers have been busy cleaning up Cayman in the lead up to this
year’s Earth Day, on 22 April. The John Gray Recyclers act to preserve
the environment and to them, Earth Day comes not just once a year but all year
round...
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Consolidated Water reports record earnings
Consolidated Water Co Ltd, which
develops and operates seawater conversion plants and water distribution
systems in areas where natural supplies of drinking water are scarce, reported
record revenue and earnings for the quarter and year ended 31 December 2003...
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Person of the Day - Curtis
Keith
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26-year-old fund accountant with Fortis Bank, Curtis Keith, loves to make the
most of his weekends and the dependable sunny climate by spending as much time
outside as possible when he is not working. He likes to keep fit by
regularly jogging and competed in the last Cayman Islands half-marathon.
Curtis enjoys a variety of other outdoor activities, including fly-fishing and
crayfishing. “It is a hobby that requires a lot of concentration,” he said.
Currently, his favourite place to fish is at the Sand Cay ...
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