Life Star transports 13-year-old after dirt bike accident
According to Stonington Police Capt. Jerry Desmond, the teen was injured in the accident which occurred on the property of a private residence off North Anguilla Road.
Powell leads WI fightback
A CARIBBEAN SPORTSMAN and former NFL player thinks Caribbean islands must set up programmes to help the region’s talented athletes pursue lucrative careers in major North American sports.
Develop and export players
A CARIBBEAN SPORTSMAN and former NFL player thinks Caribbean islands must set up programmes to help the region’s talented athletes pursue lucrative careers in major North American sports.
Frederick Randall, 76, Harbor View Commodore
NORWALK, Conn. – Frederick F. Randall, 76, of Harbor View, died April 5 at Norwalk Hospital. Born Aug. 5, 1935, Randall was a U.S. Army veteran. He graduated from University of North Carolina and received an MBA from New York University. Randall was a resident of Harbor View in …
Cayman Islands Banker Inexplicably Elected New Concacaf Boss [Soccer]
# soccer Nah, it doesn't seem shady at all to install the head of the Cayman Islands soccer contingent as the new big cheese overseeing all of North/Central American and Caribbean soccer. Nope, no sir. More »
Cayman Islands Banker Named New Leader of Concacaf
Jeffrey Webb, a banker from the Cayman Islands, will succeed Jack Warner as the president of Concacaf, the governing body for soccer in North and Central America and the Caribbean.
Cayman Islands' Webb to be head of CONCACAF
NEW YORK (AP) — Jeffrey Webb of the Cayman Islands will succeed Jack Warner as the president of soccer's governing body in North and Central America and the Caribbean.
Jeffrey Webb of Cayman Islands to head CONCACAF
NEW YORK (AP) Jeffrey Webb of the Cayman Islands will succeed Jack Warner as the president of soccer's governing body in North and Central America and the Caribbean.
Feature: Death of a data haven: cypherpunks, WikiLeaks, and the world's smallest nation
A few weeks ago, Fox News breathlessly reported that the embattled WikiLeaks operation was looking to start a new life under on the sea . WikiLeaks, the article speculated, might try to escape its legal troubles by putting its servers on Sealand , a World War II anti-aircraft platform seven miles off the English coast in the North Sea, a place that calls itself an independent nation. It sounds …
Mariner's Choice Expands Further Into the Caribbean Region
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Mariner's Choice International, Inc. (Pink Sheets:MCII), a North American manufacturer and marketer of an extensive line of ecologically-safe products for the marine and other industry …