The Editor Speaks: Commonwealth Day. Is it forgotten?
How many of you know that this Monday 9th March is Commonwealth Day?
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Opinion
The Editor speaks: Honesty!
Are you aware that people serving as directors on government boards and commissions have no need to reveal anything about their private finances unless THEY believe it may conflict with their role.
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The Editor speaks: Excuse me Ministry but we do report the facts
It was extraordinary for me (as a member of the media) to receive a Press Release from The Ministry of District Administration, Tourism and Transport which states it “...
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The Editor speaks: If there was any doubt that Cayman may be dealing with the Devil soon, read on...
Today (3) we have published in full an article that appeared on the website of Attorney Jim Walker's “Cruise Law News”.
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Myth busting
Just about everything in our lives goes back to a story living in our heads. Perhaps it’s the story of your childhood, or maybe how you learned to drive, or your first stereo system.
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The Editor speaks: MLA wants more details re-Speaker's “leave of absence”
It would appear “The Cayman Compass” has become the media house of choice for our government as most of us also in the media have had to go to “The Islands favorite newspaper” for information regardin...
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Openness
Few of us want to be left in the dark. We like to be in the know and get the inside scoop.
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OPINION: To Privy or not to Privy … or how Lindsay Grant has really put his party in a bind
Our mothers and grandmothers generally grew up in an era of “less is more”. There were less opportunities for education, lower incomes, and little to none of the luxuries that we take for granted toda...
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Martin: Messiah Netflix Series—Who do you say he is?
Will he “convert you or con you?” the 10 episode series trailer for “Messiah” asks, but does not answer.
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Confessions of an Audiophile
When I started to write my memoir, 99% True, it’s original working title was Confessions of an Audiophile. I figured it’d be a tell-all book about the HiFi industry and its people.
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