Cayman Airways Limited (CAL) confirms that its Boeing 737-8 jet service has resumed between Owen Roberts International Airport (ORIA) on Grand Cayman and the Goloson International Airport (LCE) in La Ceiba, Honduras
The Department of Agriculture (DoA) has announced that the missing raccoon which escaped in the Republix Plaza area of West Bay from a shipping container was captured today (Tuesday, November 2).
Dms put on a big Spookfest for little kids at Pedro St. James Castle, on Saturday 30 October. There were all kinds of fancy dress costumes, from the really spooky ones to some that were just funny or just great, like a great big pumpkin outfit which Justin’s dad had made for him.
The Flu Clinic located at the Cayman Islands Hospital complex has expanded its opening hours providing greater convenience and a dedicated area for the treatment of persons with flu-like symptoms. The new hours are Monday to Friday 8AM-11PM.
As part of Older Persons Month, the Department of Children and Family Services have been holding training sessions for elderly people so that they can learn how to use social media.
The current wave of Covid-19 community cases continues its rampage through the Cayman Islands in what the Chief Medical Officer Dr John Lee has now described as “widespread” and the Minister of Health and Wellness, Sabrina Turner, has termed “a shock to the system”.
The Department of Environmental Health is seeking the public’s patience and understanding as residential garbage collection services experiences may be delay in some areas due to a small number of staff members having to go into quarantine.
At a meeting last week of the U.S. Food & Drug Administration’s (FDA) Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee, unanimous agreement was given to recommend the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine to be given to children in America aged five to 11, having already approved the vaccine....
It’s been two and a half years since Cayman Career Academy (CCA), Cayman’s first professional beauty school, opened its doors, with the aim to make top-flight, internationally-recognised CIDESCO qualifications available to Caymanians, without them ever having to go off-island.
On Tuesday 26 October, the National Trust for the Cayman Islands recognised some of the individuals and companies who are doing outstanding work in the fields of historic preservation and environmental conservation across all three Cayman Islands.