Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) and Family Resource (FRC) clients enjoyed a festive Christmas thanks to a new Cayman Islands Government (CIG) initiative, part of those agencies’ annual presents drives.
Crews from the Department of Environmental Health (DEH) and Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS) continued to monitor the site of a fire at the vehicle recycling plant, which is now fully contained.
The Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) has activated its incident management team and is coordinating the Regional Health response to the 2019 novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), outbreak in light of the increased number of confirmed cases of infections in China and internationally.
Cayman’s fifth annual celebration of the humble coconut took place last Saturday at Pedro St James, a family-orientated afternoon of food and festivities all centred on one of Cayman’s most important means of sustenance from days gone by.
Race Caribbean will be hosting their annual Valentine’s Mile road race on Sunday, 16 February at 4:00PM. Participants will start at Goring Avenue and travel south onto Walkers Road then west onto Memorial Avenue, north onto South Church Street and east onto Warwick Drive, ending at Bayshore Mall.
52nd Annual Agriculture Show at the Stacy Watler Pavillion was filled with the very best of Cayman’s produce, livestock, crafts and so many things that link us to the soil, and to our roots, and to one another.
Cuba, a country with the best land for tobacco leaves to grow on, just celebrated the 22nd edition of the International Cigar Festival, solidifying its world-renowned reputation for producing the world’s best cigars.
On Monday March 2nd 2020, the Health Services Authority Maternity’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) celebrated during a ribbon cutting ceremony their brand new Neonatal Transport Incubator donated by Team Nolan the Pediatric arm of the Cayman Heart Fund.
HMCI (Hazard Management Cayman Islands) advised on Friday morning that some staff members have fallen sick at Health City with what is presumed to be COVID-19.
The Cayman Islands is not ruling out calling on the British government for financial support in some form as its grapples with the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.