The adage says “it is better to give than to receive,” and the Cayman Islands Government will do its part to spread goodwill this festive season, by supporting the Family Resource Centre, Needs Assessment Unit and Department of Children and Family Services with their respective gift-giving drives.
Dangerous collisions between aircraft and birds have been known about for as long as aviation itself.
Cayman Airways is planning to have its two Being 737 Max 8 (B737-8) back in the skies by mid-February following the lifting of the flight ban by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands (CAACI) and other international regulators.
From as early as 6 a.m. residents began arriving at the grounds of the Administration Building to witness and participate in the event. There were participants from all ages with everyone drummed up and excited to be a part of the event.
In what equates to the ultimate vote of confidence, the Cayman Islands Pilots Association(CAPA) says it supports the decision to ‘unground’ Cayman Airways’ two 737 Max 8 planes.
Cabinet, at a recent meeting, exercised those powers in respect of the spouse of a particular asylum-recipient, thereby providing an opportunity for gainful employment within specified occupations for a period of two years.
The Cayman Islands Fire Service has overnight extinguished the large brush fire that began in the Windsor Park area yesterday afternoon (Friday 12 March 2021).
Civil Service employee Renita Barnes joined the Governor’s Office this week on a new secondment initiative for potential future leaders of the Cayman Islands Government.
As the region rallies to assist the thousands of people in St. Vincent and the Grenadines displaced by the eruption of the La Soufriere Volcano, CIBC FirstCaribbean has sent a shipment of much needed supplies to the island.
Starting 1st May 2021, The Bridge Foundation (TBF) is partnering with Cayman's ARK to help Caymanians in need of assistance! With one donation you can assist two non-profit organizations at the same time.