Ezzard Miller can look forward to sitting in his spot in the South-East corner of the Legislative Assembly. Cayman 27 is watching the Sister Islands closely as well, where it is apparent Moses Kirkconnell and Juliana O’Connor-Connolly will both keep their seats in the Legislative Assembly.

Nearly two thirds of George Town voters have cast their ballots. The latest data coming into Command Centre shows the country’s capital leading the poll numbers with 4,608 people voting in the first six hours of Election Day, totaling more than 62% of that district’s electorate.

The district of Bodden Town has 13 candidates contesting the district. There was a steady flow of voting at the three polling stations this afternoon.

The district of West Bay has 14 candidates vying for 4 seats available. Cayman 27′s Monica Walton spoke to some of the candidates in the running, including former premier McKeeva Bush. Voters in the district have gathered outside polling stations to show their support and exercise their rights.

The voting process at East End Civic Centres this afternoon appears to be running smoothly. Voters appear to be getting through quickly.

Ezzard Miller can look forward to sitting in his spot in the South-East corner of the Legislative Assembly. Cayman 27 is watching the Sister Islands closely as well, where it is apparent Moses Kirkconnell and Juliana O’Connor-Connolly will both keep their seats in the Legislative Assembly.

Ezzard Miller can look forward to sitting in his spot in the South-East corner of the Legislative Assembly. Cayman 27 is watching the Sister Islands closely as well, where it is apparent Moses Kirkconnell and Juliana O’Connor-Connolly will both keep their seats in the Legislative Assembly.

Nearly 13,000 people have cast their ballots in this General Election, surpassing the previous election by more than 400 votes. With less than two hours left to vote, numbers coming in to the Command Centre show 12,786 people voted across the country, 69.25%of the electorate. In the 2009 General Election, 12,360 people voted with an 80% turnout.

On this Partners in Good Health learn about a minimally invasive treatment option for brain aneurysms.

An update on how some of the candidates and political parties view sports in the Cayman Islands.

On Friday (17 May) it was announced that southern stingrays are to be protected under the Marine Conservation Law. This comes after work by the Cayman Islands tourism Association, the Department of Environment and Department of Tourism, along with Dr. Guy Harvey.

A group of 30 cubans arrived in Cayman Brac Monday (20 May) after experiencing engine problems.

Elections are in the air and as we get prepared to go to the polls and cast our vote it is important that we take a step back, review the situation and proceed with caution. On Let’s Talk to the Expert’s we help you gain perspective as we look at everything from the role of social media in politics to what happens behind the scenes once the votes have been counted and the announcements have been made.

At the end of the day, it will be Cayman’s choice – 18 people will be chosen to represent the 6 districts and to run the country. It’s a race that has people scratching their heads trying to determine who will ultimately take the reins of power. The big question mark lies over George Town. Early on in the season it was clear, the capital is the battleground.

Don’t miss this season finale of Let’s Talk Sports.

For our video shot of the day little ones from the Montessori School of Cayman visit with officers of the Cayman Islands Fire Service.

With about 30 puppies in need of a home the Humane Society is encouraging the public to book an appointment to spay and neuter their pets. Volunteer Cindy Blekaitis explains why.

Elections and anti-bullying… Cayman 27 is covering them all. Find out what else is happening by clicking the video.

For some people, knowing what you want to be when you grow up doesn’t take much thought. That’s certainly true for this pilot. On this Work Outside the Box we meet Giselah.

In our final part of our series Cocaine in Cayman we take a look at the work being done by Caribbean Haven.
The government-funded rehabilitation unit treats people with all forms of addiction. But as Cayman 27′s Paul Kennedy finds out, one drug stands out high above the rest.