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Jaslyne Bridges runs Quintessential Life, which is all about using essential oils from plants for just about every aspect of living....
Cayman Spirits Company distills its own spirits, right here in the Cayman Islands. Its distillation with a Cayman distinctiveness, and lots of the company’s drinks, which were on display at the recent CIBA Expo, were named after Cayman places or people or things.
While industry leaders recognised the importance of being at least partly self-sufficient when it came to growing and rearing food, it was something of an uphill battle with tourism and the financial services industry taking centre stage within Cayman’s economy from the 1960s.
Newlands MLA and Opposition Deputy Leader, Alva Suckoo, has established a What’s App group for anyone who wants to share and get information on the impending ‘king tides’ that are higher than normal tidal surges due to hit Grand Cayman in the coming days.
George Town Central MLA Kenneth Bryan has written to the Deputy Premier and Minister of District Administration, Tourism and Transport, Moses Kirkconnell, for permission to hold a Hog Sty Bay Day some time this year.
In order to better inform himself of the views of his constituents, George Town Central MLA Kenneth Bryan has written to the Premier and the Governor to ask for more time than is normally permitted before the Government-proposed Bill on same-sex partnerships is discussed in the Legislative Assembly.
The Cayman Islands Amateur Swimming Association and CUC’S 31ST 800m and 400m swim got off with a great big splash on Saturday 11 Jan. It’s always a fun event, and open to everyone. There were plenty of people registering for the 4pm race.
Last week members of the National Trust for the Cayman Islands voted unanimously in favour of opposing any development of a Cruise Berthing Port in George Town harbour that would jeopardise its endangered species and protected species of coral and marine life.
We are pleased to announce that, as from next Monday, the Caymanian Times will increase its publication from three days a week to five days a week.