Civil and public servants, members of Cabinet and Caucus, and members of the public came together and fulfilled over 300 Christmas wishes by purchasing and placing gifts and vouchers under the Cayman Islands Government Giving Tree this year.
As the New Year beckons, we’ve chosen not to overly pre-occupy ourselves with reflecting on 2021.
Some 600 hundred Caymanians and spouses of Caymanians have participated in the three-week National Community Enhancement (NiCE) project, which ends today, December 23.
As we welcome 2022, emerging from the past year we are mindful that the health and economic challenges faced in the past year will still be ‘clear and present’ challenges for Cayman.
Big Brothers Big Sisters, Cayman’s mentorship program, delivered 40 big hot cooked Christmas meals to the families of the “Littles,” (the “little brothers and little sisters”) They were delivering the meals from Fosters Airport and Fosters Camana Bay.
Today, I want to wish you a Blessed and Merry Christmas, and a Bright and Prosperous New Year.
2021 continues to be a challenging year with the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic affecting our community and economy on a larger scale, and each of us individually on a personal level.
As we enter the Christmas season, the story of the birth of Jesus plays a prominent part in our church services and our personal reflection. At its heart, Jesus' birth is a story of love – the love of Joseph and Mary for each other and for God. And, of course, God's love for us
Chief Medical Officer (Interim) Dr. Autilia Newton reported 71 new cases of COVID-19, 11 in travellers and 60 from the community on Friday, 24 December. Public Health reported 459 PCR tests were conducted on the previous day.
Shortly before 7:40PM last night, 23 December, the 9-1-1 Communications Centre dispatched officers to a report of a robbery on the premises of a restaurant on Sound Way
The 23 Police Constable trainees of the current RCIPS Recruit Class, who were officially sworn-in on 22 November, are joining the wider police service this holiday season, in order to increase police visibility