"For the first time in the history of our school, 70 percent of the graduating class have attained at least a level two pass in the CXC examinations," declared Dr. Richard Wildman, Principal of the Clifton Hunter High School (CHHS), while beaming with pride.
As the landfill smoulders after another incident there, Thomas Dickens, Chloe Bentick-Lalli, Nic Corin and others of Protect Our Future have just launched their latest campaign, ‘Our Future is NOT Single-Use’.
Foster’s is an extremely familiar name to everyone on island, a group of supermarkets which has grown along with the population of the Cayman Islands, since it first opened its doors on this day in 1980.
Air Canada was warmly welcomed back to the Owen Roberts International Airport on the afternoon of Saturday 4 December, as the commercial flight schedule from Toronto resumed as per Phase 4 of the Government’s reopening plan.
Phil Reed won the Walkers Marathon on Sunday 5 December with a time of 2:56:48. After he got his breath back a little, Mr Reed commented: “I am very tired, but I am pleased with it.”
Former member of the Progressives-led government and Opposition, Dwayne Seymour, this week defected to the ruling PACT (People-driven, Accountable, Competent and Transparent) coalition.
The people of the Cayman Islands will be the winners in the 2022-2023 budget, Premier Wayne Panton advised in Friday’s budget address in Parliament.
It was a great night for the movers of Cayman’s tourism industry to meet the shakers, when ten young Caymanians who were completing WineSchool3’s Shaker Bar course had the opportunity to showcase their skills at the Cayman Spirit Company in George Town WineSchool3, which has been putting....
As the borders reopen this Saturday, government is cracking down on people offending under the Covid regulations by reverting back to the early pandemic set-up of the RCIPS handing out tickets to offenders,
Increased Cayman Airways flights to important hubs such as New York, Miami and Tampa are all “good news” as far as meeting airlift requirements for Cayman’s tourism industry to get back on its feet, but it is not enough.