Shortly after 7:30PM, Thursday 8 February, police responded to a report of an armed robbery at a convenience store on Reverend Blackman Road, West Bay.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Cayman Islands got off to a strong start in Term One of the 2023-2024 school year. In October and November a total of 25 young people trained and then completed their Bronze and Silver expeditions/adventurous journeys.
For months, I’ve criticised the successive Premiers of the PACT and now the UPM government and the Minister of Tourism for their inaction and complacency as Cayman’s tourism industry struggles.
Over 40 students representing six Cayman Islands high schools have embarked on a challenge to consider the key economic, social and environmental issues in their communities and propose ideas for solutions aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Three Caymanians, Mr. Roy Bodden, Mr. Erren Merren, and Dr. Steve McField wrote tributes as part of the education thrust on Ormond Panton. In this series of articles, I present these tributes as written by these eminent persons who knew Mr. Ormond Panton.
The Alex Panton Foundation’s Youth Mental Health Symposium, which took place last Saturday, was the perfect event at which to launch a dedicated resource aimed at providing vital support and assistance to young people and their families facing various challenges.
When booking their Caribbean getaways, travellers want certainty about the quality of the property where they will be staying and a guarantee of the highest level of guest service.
The National Gallery’s Art Haven outreach programme offers people at HMP Northward, HMP Fairbanks and Caribbean Haven a vital outlet for emotional, as well as artistic development, and an exhibition of their works is being held at the National Gallery starting this month.
The Cayman Heart Fund is changing its name to the Cayman Heart Foundation.
Premier Hon. Juliana O’Connor-Connolly was presented an original work of art by Caymanian artist and East End native, Carmen Eugenia Conolly, at the Office of the Premier, Government Administration Building on Elgin Avenue recently.