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Some residents of key tourist destinations rethink their reliance on cruising Author: Fran Golden, Bloomberg Published 5 hours ago Share on Facebook Print article On April 12, activists in Juneau, Alaska, filed paperwork to limit cruise traffic to the city’s picturesque port, where more than 1.2 million passengers disembarked in 2019. When cruising returns, it’s expected to host about 620 ships, bringing more than 1.3 million to the last frontier state. The citizens argue that many passengers coming ashore during the summer season changes the way of life in the city of 32,000. Ide...

Cayman Compass Country re-elected six Cabinet ministers, says Progressives leader Speaking with the Cayman Compass Sunday evening, McTaggart said, with discussions continuing, neither side could claim, at this point, to have the 10 representatives needed for a majority. He appealed for calm and an end to the “online bullying” and “intimidation” of representatives as they negotiate. “Following a general election, every elected member is free to decide who to support for government and their preference for premier,” McTaggart said in his statement issued earlier on Sunday. “Tha...

Cayman Compass McKeeva Bush departed talks with Wayne Panton and his group of independents on Friday afternoon, with no official word on whether the Speaker would be involved in helping Panton shore up his coalition. The independents were huddled at the White House, formerly the DMS building, in George Town Friday. Several of Bush’s political allies and advisors were on site and speculation was swirling that the former Speaker could be involved in helping Panton assemble the 10 MP-elects required to form the next government. There was no official word from Bush or Panton on the matter. Bu...