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Duncan Taylor is flanked by Acting Governor Donovan Ebanks on left and Premier McKeeva Bush, followed by Aide–de–Camp Daniel Lee and Police Commissioner David Baines (right), both in uniform.
Photo: Lennon Christian

New governor
takes office

Duncan Taylor became the Cayman Islands’ 11^th governor on Friday in a day that ran the full gamut of Caymanian experiences from the pomp and ceremony of the Royal Salute to some old–time traditional music and food. >> read more

NEW: Search for boaters called off

NEW: Man charged with rape

Business sector reacts to hikes

Speed cited in fatal wreck

How to help Haiti

Rescue efforts continue as hope fades

PORT–AU–PRINCE (AP) – All rescuers saw of Saint–Helene Jean–Louis when they arrived at the collapsed University of Port–au–Prince building were the top of her head and her left hand. >> read more

Haitian government struggles

Clinton promises continued aid

Supplies desperately needed

Violence hinders aid work

Randy Martin
awaits verdict

With no eye witness, Solicitor General Cheryll Richards said the Crown was relying on circumstantial evidence to show that Randy Martin unlawfully killed Sabrina Schirn on a day between 11 and 17 March 2009. >> read more

UK’s air tax maybe illegal

Unity needed for Caribbean tourism

Caribbean cruise commission needed

Equipment arrives

White Sox realised some dream

The highlight of any Little Leaguer who has just a spattering of knowledge of Major League Baseball is that when the Chicago White Sox send their coaches to Cayman is not an opportunity to be missed. >> read more

Take up the Challengers ladies

Dragsters aim for more strong runs

Cross Island numbers will soar

Anglin upbeat about new sports role