Call for names of seafarers extended through November 4 Loop Cayman Islands
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Call for names of seafarers extended through November 4 Loop Cayman Islands
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Celebrate Cayman has extended their open call for names to be added to the National Seafarers’ Registry until this Friday, November 4.
Former seafarers or their loved ones are encouraged to add their names to the historic registry.
To register, persons can visit celebratecayman.ky or their district constituency office.
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