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Compass News – 11 May 2026
It’s the official start of Cayman’s sea turtle nesting season. From May until November, the Department of Environment will be on the lookout across beaches and have a few things for you to keep in mind.
Following a 2017 study that showed 73% of inmates in Caymans prison system were illiterate, educators in His Majesty’s Prison Service assess each inmate upon entry to determine which class they belong to.
Cayman Brac students, with bragging rights on the line, tested themselves during 48th annual George Anderson Memorial Sprint Meet.
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Life after prison: ‘The biggest concern is acceptance’
Kesley Ebanks knows he is one of the lucky ones.
He has been through almost every cellblock at HMP Northward from the remand section, through the narrow corridors of Bravo wing, to a first taste of limited freedom on the lower security Foxtrot block.
Now, as he sits across a dominoes table at the Enhanced Rehabilitation Unit, his blue prison uniform replaced by the freshly ironed shirt he wore to work that morning, he wonders if the next step might be the hardest yet.
“The biggest concern is acceptance,” he said.
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