We read with interest the Compass’ move to collaborate with Government and its new stance as a more community-focused newspaper. In its six years of operation, The Caymanian Times (formerly Cayman Weekly) has striven to be just that, and more,
The peak of the hurricane season may have passed but the tropics are still active. During the next few days, residents of the Cayman Islands will experience heavy rains and flooding as we have been told to expect a 40% – 60% chance of showers and thunder.
With the prospect of a Peoples’ Initiated Referendum on whether there should be a cruise berthing facility built currently now in the pipeline for the new year, Caymanians not already registered are being reminded that they need to register with the Elections Office by 1st October this year if they
The media in the Caribbean is undergoing profound change.
A Car-Free Day encourages motorists to give up their cars for a day.
Once again, The Cayman Islands have answered the call for assistance and as a true regional partner have sent a flight with medical supplies, its only helicopter and crew to assist with the Bahama’s recovery efforts.
The Government has announced that they will now focus on the Referendum Question and date.
As you make your way across Grand Cayman, there seems to be a construction boom, with development taking place across the island.
When we think of schools our minds often focus on excellent leadership from our Principals, good teaching and teamwork from our teachers, the ethos and "climate" that makes a school feel welcoming, the safety and well being of our students and, significantly, how our students are performing in their
The Principals and staff of the Clifton Hunter, Layman Scott and John Gray High Schools have just completed their 2019 graduation ceremonies which were well attended and supported by the Community.