Last year’s lockdown due to the pandemic meant that students who had completed the Positive Intervention Now (PIN) programme were unable to enjoy the closing ceremony for this important programme, but thankfully last Thursday they managed to join with this year’s class....
The YMCA of the Cayman Islands welcomes Eric Ellsworth as its new Chief Executive Officer. Selected by the Y’s Board of Directors following a multi-month search, Ellsworth succeeds Gillian Smith who stepped down as Executive Director at the end of 2020.
24 young men on the Boyz 2 Men programme worked all day at the Sunrise Seniors’ home, out at East End on Saturday 29 May.
The Department of Vehicle and Drivers' Licensing (DVDL) recently launched a new and improved website at www.dvdl.gov.ky, offering customers an easier way to access information and services and complete transactions online.
With the deadline approaching for public officials in Cayman to declare their interests, income, assets and liabilities, the Commission for Standards in Public Life (CPSL) has set up an online portal to facilitate the process.
Leading up to the start of the current CIWA season there was a rider that the association felt was worthy of a profile video on their Instagram page.
Cayman put on a grand display of colour, pomp and pageantry against a backdrop of marvellous bank holiday weather as the jurisdiction paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II celebrating the monarch’s 95th birthday and her 69th year on the throne.
The ruling PACT (People-driven, Accountable, Competent and Transparent) coalition on Wednesday announced a revised package of measures easing the current arrival restrictions.
I am excited about the plans that are afoot for a true celebration of Cayman’s most prolific writer! In my humble estimation, this is a move in the right direction as we acknowledge that our local writers are putting our small society on the literary map.
From Cayman to Cancun and affecting beaches in the eastern and western Caribbean all the way to the Sargasso Sea in the vicinity of Bermuda (hence the name), sargassum seaweed is a nightmare for the tourism-dependent countries on whose shores it despoils.