There is a custom that was started a long time ago for Halloween. It is one that ensures the safety of children on this sometimes dubious evening, and any parent will tell you that this is their number one concern for their children while trick-or-treating.
Real-life criminal attempts – including from the Cayman Islands – involving real estate, drug trafficking, jewellery, non-profit organisations, corporate services, tax evasion, and trade – are being used to sharpen Cayman’s use of law enforcement and regulatory intelligence,
Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman (WORC) will be temporarily offering work permit, status and permanent residency services on the 1st floor of Apollo House West on Mary Street. Parking is available in the WORC designated parking lot across the street from the building.
In July, eight students from the Cayman Islands Purple Dragon dojo travelled to Boca Raton, Florida to take part in a grueling test of skill and will.
The Cayman Islands Volleyball Federation’s kicked off their National League on Saturday, October 5th at John Gray Gymnasium.
Representatives from the Verdant Isle Group hosted a job fair at the Margarittavile on Tuesday, 28th of October.
The Pirates Week Office in conjunction with the North Side District Heritage Committee advises the public the Heritage Day originally scheduled for Thursday, 14 November and all events associated with the North Side District Heritage Committee have been cancelled for this year.
Members of the Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman installed their new board and officers for the 2019-2020 year on Sunday 6 October at their annual installation dinner.
Leisa Welcome from the Ministry of Community Affairs (MCA) is the Cayman Islands Government Employee of the Month (EOM) for September.
The Cayman Islands’ open season for conch and whelk begins Friday, 1 November. The season will run through 30 April and allows the taking of conch and whelk from coastal waters within legal limits.