Since the Comfort Suites hotel closed for renovation in June, Dart has been working with local charities and the Ministry of Community Affairs to donate furniture and appliances from the property’s 120 guest rooms to families in need.
The President, the Director and the staff take great pleasure in announcing our 3rd Graduation Service, to be held on Sunday, 12 July 2020, at 4 p.m., at the Church of God Of Prophecy, Victory Tabernacle, Eastern Avenue, Grand Cayman.
The Department of Commerce of Investment wishes to advise current holders of liquor licences, without a trade and business licence, to submit an application to the Trade and Business Licensing Board before August 31, 2020.
Water Authority-Cayman will waive penalty fees for June 2020, to further assist customers facing financial hardships during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This is in addition to waived penalty fees for March, April and May 2020.
Given the reduction in the Government’s COVID-19 pandemic suppression levels, the district health clinics of the Health Services Authority (HSA) have changed their opening hours to the following times....
Drinking tea is the new craze today. All over the world people can be seen sipping tea at almost any time of the day. This is one fad I have no complaints against, as it is indeed a power packed healthy habit.
You know the things that make you happy. Your favorite foods, music, TV shows, movies and even people in your life that you can’t get enough of. This is the stuff that you really enjoy. It’s the stuff that makes your life worth living.
A series of motions tabled by the Official Opposition in the Legislative Assembly have received a favourable reaction from government and independent members in attendance either in-person or via video link.
Most sectors of Businesses in the Cayman Islands will be open as of Sunday, 21st June, as the Cayman Islands eases to Level 2 of its COVID-19 suppression response effort.
When the Hon. Minister for Lands Juliana O’Connor-Connolly invoked legendary Barbados and Caribbean social commentary song ‘Jack’ by Gabby, it was a signal that the beach access issue is still quite alive in Cayman.