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‘Hurricane’ crabs invade Brac
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The migration of baby land crabs inland from the sea is a natural, cyclical occurence but residents on Cayman Brac report that this year's influx is bigger than ever and may be a portent of a bad hurricane season.
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They've been unusually quiet, but Cayman's opposition party members say recent statements by Premier Bush regarding police investigations will be addressed.
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Financial problems within two of Cayman's public retirement systems are revealed.
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Reports of a home invasion incident in the Northward area surface a week after the incident.
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Employment in the United States travel industry is up.
Local News
First responders finish training
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As Cayman's first Community Emergency Response Team has completed training, officials at Hazard Management Cayman Islands hope other neighbourhoods will form teams.
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Consolidated Water grows income
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Consolidated Water reported a 20 per cent revenue increase and 18 per cent net income growth for the first quarter of 2012.
Sports News
Flowers set for 20th splash
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World class swimmers and total novices alike are counting the days to the world’s richest open water sea swim which is also one of the most popular on the globe.
World News
Ex-tabloid editor faces phone hacking charges
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Ex-News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks, her husband and four others were charged Tuesday over alleged attempts to conceal evidence of Britain's tabloid phone hacking scandal, prosecutors said.
Cayman Life
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Nurses converge on conference
Rebekah Brooks has been chosen as the 2012 recipient of the Eloise Reid Award for Nursing Excellence.
Learning diabetes lessons
Children with diabetes should not let a tiny part of their pancreas define them, advised diabetes educator Kellie Rodrigues who visited Clifton Hunter school last week.
Diving into personal freedom
Leaving tanks and regulators behind, freedivers enjoy a simpler, more serene experience of the underwater world.
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Letters & Features
Editorial for 16 May: Don’t crab about weather
Hurricane crabs could warn us of a bad season.

Dump arguments illogical
Writer says it's time to move the dump from George Town on Grand Cayman in the Cayman Islands.

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