The grand finale to October’s seniors’ recognition activities by the Adventist Community Services Department took place on Sunday (October 31, 2021) at the Pedro St. James Castle.
As I reflect on the global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the devastating potential effects of bullying on our children and young people, I am reminded of the need for kindness, compassion and patience in our society.
The management and staff of Pedro St. James offers a special thanks to Ken Nutter who donated several plants including 10 coconut trees, two each of papaya and ackee trees and a guinep tree this past week, all of which will be planted within the grounds of the National Historic Site.
Commitment and dedication to the Cayman community is ingrained in the members of Lions Club of Grand Cayman, so it should come as no surprise when called upon to assist in the fight against COVID-19 there was no hesitation.
Despite the ongoing outburst of Covid-19, Pure Harmony Production hosted their first Island Jam Charity Concert last Saturday, October 2, 2021, held at the Lion Community Centre and it was very successful.
“There is no health without mental health.”
This quote by former United States Surgeon General Dr. David Satcher illustrates for me on this World Mental Health Day the fundamental importance of mental health for each and every one of us.
Cayman’s last surviving Justice of the Peace, Captain Owen Farrington, is currently unable to meet with his long-time friend, Mr Earl Ebanks, due to Covid-19 worries, but says he talks with his friend frequently.
September is designated as Recovery month in Cayman and during this month many organizations across the Islands organize fundraisers and awareness programs to bring awareness to some of the challenges many of our friends, family, and neighbors face.
If you’re a music lover looking for something to do around Grand Cayman on a Tuesday night; the type who likes to take karaoke to another level or play an instrument and sing, to get your name out there, look no further than Jam Night at the Bird on the West Bay Road.
Restaurant Month, will return this October to celebrate the very best of Cayman’s culinary community. The Cayman Islands Tourism Association (CITA) has announced that over 30 restaurants across Grand Cayman have confirmed their participation with further restaurants still to be announced.