(CNS): The Water Authority has said it is accelerating preliminary hydrogeological investigations for a new reverse osmosis (RO) plant on Cayman Brac’s Bluff as one measure to relieve water shortages on that island, especially during dry season, as is the case now. This long-term solution is expected to take two to three years to complete.
Police investigate allegations of abuse by teacher
Premier and OT minister in beneficial ownership talks
Inflation rate at odds with real life experience
Defendants convicted in $500k bank burglary
Loggerhead turtle rescued from man-made groyne
Shoreline online map reveals limited beach access
NRA paints speed limits on road surfaces
Police seize illegal gun, two men arrested
CBC officer badly injured in assault, one arrested
PlanCayman consultation goes on the road
Founded On?
‘Gangsta’ makes threats to kill on social media
Three killed in fiery 5-car pile-up on Shamrock Road
PPM accuses gov’t of ‘abandoning’ cruise tourism ship
Little Cayman airport plan risks drastic change
Another record toppled as permits climb to 37,437
Handel cuts new deal with Dart to take on Royal Palms
Boggy Sand application returns to CPA
CAL’s Barbados flight to end after review of route
SEN teacher cleared in primary school exorcism case
