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Today's Date: 10 March 2010 Last Updated: 09 March 2010 16:56:24 CIT Sign In Login to E-mail Address: Password: forgot password? cayCompass.com Community Sign In / Join the Community! Civil servants mull pay cuts More than 700 civil servants attended an emergency meeting on Monday night to discuss possible wage cuts, and pension and health insurance contributions. >> READ MORE Gov't reports lag years behind leave a comment comments Figures presented to the Legislative Assembly last month revealed that reports from government agencies in the Cayman Islands are taking more than two-and-a-half years on average to be made public. Premier blasts bureaucracy leave a comment comments In a radio address to the nation Monday evening, Premier McKeeva Bush complained that many of his planned projects to help the economy were bogged down in bureaucracy. New: US sailor attacked in George Town Crime \| leave a comment comments An American sailor suffered head injuries in an attempted robbery in the early morning hours of Tuesday in George Town. Kirkland Henry gets 20 years for rape Kirkland Henry was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for the rape of Estella Scott Roberts on the night she was killed; he has already received a sentence of imprisonment for life for her murder, but is appealing that conviction. >> READ MORE More Local News Jury rules death by natural causes PKF Cayman launched under new name Serving goodness Stranger threatens woman with gun View the latest edition of What's Hot Advertisement Caymanian attorneys admitted to the bar Two Caymanian attorneys were admitted to the Bar on Monday, 3 March. >> READ MORE More Business News A new take on Cayman heritage Accolades for RBC BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express launches Coldwell Banker sponsors Fast Defence Making a Tropical Impression Check out the new Chamber Advertisement Olympians can rely on roll of dice The Cayman Islands Olympic Fundraising Committee has organised another function for Friday, at the Ritz-Carlton. >> READ MORE More Sports News CARIFTA fires up Olympic dreams CUC electrifies all Many more are learning FAST Morrison leads the medal charge On track to excel at Games Advertisement Nigeria urged to investigate religious violence Nigeria is facing international calls to bring to justice the killer mobs who slaughtered hundreds of villagers. >> READ MORE More World and Regional News Cuba rejects hunger striker's ‘blackmail’ Pope's brother ignored abuse Swedish cartoonist murder plot foiled US eyes chance for Mideast peace Advertisement Win a trip to Monaco Grand Prix The Journal, British Airways and Johnnie Walker have got together to offer a magnificent prize of two tickets to watch this year’s Monaco Grand prix including airfare and three nights at a hotel in Nice. READ MORE > Careers, Education, Training & Jobs Expo coming up The Chamber of Commerce Careers, Education, Training & Jobs Expo is coming up on 19 and 20 March, and it looks like there is a lot to look forward to this year. READ MORE > Easter auction set The Little Cayman District Committee of the National Trust for the Cayman Islands is preparing for its annual Easter auction. READ MORE > You need to have iframes enabled to participate in our poll Advertisement Click here to view all photo galleries Click here to submit your photo		Find a: Person Business Todays Editorial for March 10: So what if people disagree? 3/10/2010 5:12:11 PM Dozens killed in India stampede 3/10/2010 5:05:53 PM US sailor attacked in George Town 3/10/2010 4:32:43 PM US sailor attacked in George Town 3/10/2010 3:58:22 PM US sailor attacked in George Town 3/10/2010 2:27:33 PM Video: Cayman’s first go kart track Video: Jerk anything is the comfort food Want more video? Click Here Click image for enlarged version. Today's Editorial for March 10: So what if people disagree? As we have commented before, Premier McKeeva Bush has found himself in a position where difficult decisions must be made READ MORE > March is bad for Cayman The stability of the Cayman Islands could be damaged internationally and locally by a public march against the Government being organised by former PPM Minister Mr. Clifford. READ MORE > US sailor attacked in George Town Cayman homicide total low Woman threatened with gun in stranger's car Civil service calls emergency meeting Premier: Keeping gov't building will have consequences

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