Friday 8th April 2005

"Watermarks": Ivan's storm surge left its marks. Now some of Cayman's artists present their very best watercolours - marks that we can contemplate and enjoy.
Cayfest: Concerts, an art exhibition, sale and photo exhibition, Chalkfest and more.
Cleaning up? Rent a Container from DEH: This service is in high demand and is offered at a first-come, first-served basis.
Earth Week 2005 Calendar: Walk or run, participate in art projects, plant a tree!
Education Law Coming Soon: The Ministry of Education is extending the opportunity for public feedback on the draft Education and Training Bill (2004). Plans to finalize the bill were impacted by Ivan and completion has now been set for June 2005.
New Park Symbolizes Unity and Hope: Ivan destroyed the park which had been about 75 percent completed. Following Ivan's battering, everyone committed to the project's repair and completion. Now the new Dart Family Park on the George Town coastline will be officially opened Saturday, 9 April.
New Sports Centre Will Have Punch!: Located in the Truman Bodden Sports Complex, the boxing facility will feature a boxing ring, a training gymnasium, a training room, an office, bathrooms and space for equipment storage.
Picks and Pans: News briefs from PWD, the Ministry of Health and the National Gallery.
Temporary Solid Waste Office: The Department of Environmental Health's new temporary Solid Waste Management Office is now open and it's more convenient for customers since they don't have to travel into the landfill to make inquiries.
The Health Practice Commission: Who they are, what they do, and how it benefits you.

Friday 8th April 2005

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