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Community Notice: East End Post Office Reopening Update
The East End Post Office has reopened to the public today (Monday,7 September 2020).
The East End Post Office has reopened to the public today (Monday,7 September 2020).
The COVID-19 crisis has been a double-edged sword for the local and global media. This is as much evident in Cayman as it is in other countries. The press thrives on news but is driven by business. That’s the bottom line.
Registration is now open for the final two days of Burger King‘s third annual fishing tournament, BK BIG FISH. After postponement mid-event due to the COVID-19 lockdown in March, the remaining two fishing days will take place Saturday 12th September and Sunday 13th September.
The Department of Commerce and Investment (DCI) announces the recent appointment of Jessica Pawlik as Head of Business Services and Licensing.
Back-to-school after the summer break can often be a challenge for students under normal circumstances as they get their brains back into gear after the long recess period, but this year they have had the added challenge of dealing with a raft of safety measures put in place....
Another batch of negative CIVID-19 tests were reported on Tuesday. Chief Medical Officer, Dr John Lee, said all 182 tests came back negative.
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands (CAACI) was happy to present a donation to the National Council of Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) Children Services as the second recipient of its monthly staff donations specifically to aid local organizations assisting the community....
In its continued effort to improve safety for all road users, the National Roads Authority (NRA) will be rolling out sharrows on roadways across Grand Cayman, starting today (Monday, September 7).
The Official Opposition in the Legislative Assembly has accused Hon. Premier Alden McClean and HE Governor or Martyn Roper of playing a blame game over the enactment of the Civil Partnership Law.
The Hon. Leader of the Opposition, Arden McClean, has suggested that there are inconsistencies in the justification given by the UK Minister of State for Overseas Territories, Baroness Liz Sugg, and how HE Governor Martyn Roper utilised his reserve powers to institute the Civil Partnership Law.