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Home Local News Cayman Islands Water Authority limits orders for trucked water in Cayman Brac Loop Cayman Islands Water Authority limits orders for trucked water in Cayman Brac Loop Cayman Islands5 months ago·6 min readShareTweetPinShare The content originally appeared on: Cayman Compass Breaking News CIAA President says Lacee’s remarks are “baseless” and outright lies Water Authority limits orders for trucked water in Cayman Brac Government 2022 revenues top $1billion Cayman Athletics apologises to Lacee Barnes-Riley for CARIFTA fiasco Barnes-Riley’s left shocked and in tears after accreditation revoked CIAA says Barnes-Riley escorted away because CARIFTA protocol breached Govt moving forward to make Lissa Lane in West Bay a public road Powery-Doxey to be formally crowned as Miss Cayman Islands Universe Over 36,000 Green Sea Turtles released into the wild by Turtle Centre Jordan “JJ” McLean sets new record at Jet Around Cayman Thursday Apr 13 27?C Cayman News Loop News 10 hrs ago Water Authority Cayman announced on its social media page that orders for trucked water for customers in Cayman Brac will now be limited to 2000 gallons. Water Authority explained that the restriction was because there was a large increase in water demand at the Cayman Brac office over the past 2-3 months. Water Authority urges all customers to manage their supply and order before they run out, as deliveries are on a ‘first come, first served’ basis. Related Articles Recent Articles Cayman News CIAA President says Lacee’s remarks are “baseless” and outright lies Sport No punishment for official after incident with Robertson Environment CSU predicts slightly below-average Atlantic hurricane season More From Cayman News CIAA says Barnes-Riley escorted away because CARIFTA protocol breached Delroy Murray, president of the Cayman Islands Athletics Association (CIAA), and Osbert Francis, vice-president of the CIAA, confirmed on Radio Cayman’s Sports Buzz show yesterday (April 11) that the Cayman News Barnes-Riley’s left shocked and in tears after accreditation revoked See alsoCayman IslandsPolice Catch Escaped Prisoner Loop Cayman Islands Barnes-Riley says she deserves a public apology from the Cayman Islands Athletics Association for the manner in which the revocation was conducted Cayman News Govt moving forward to make Lissa Lane in West Bay a public road The move follows a recent Court of Appeal decision regarding the controversial road Cayman News Powery-Doxey to be formally crowned as Miss Cayman Islands Universe The Miss Cayman Islands Universe Committee is inviting members of the public to join them at the National Gallery on Friday, April 28, for the Official Crowning Ceremony for Chloe Powery-Dox Cayman News Cayman Athletics apologises to Lacee Barnes-Riley for CARIFTA fiasco Last night (April 12), the Cayman Islands Athletics Association (CIAA) issued a statement apologising to Mrs “Lacee Barnes-Riley and her husband, which resulted in their accreditation being revoked.” Cayman News Anthony Chin wins Bronze medal for Cayman in CARIFTA games long jump Anthony Chin, Jr performed well for the Cayman Islands in the U-17 Boys Long Jump finals at the CARIFTA games in The Bahamas on Saturday, April 8. Chin’s results (shown below), which earned him a
