Premier Wayne Panton set out a five-phased approach to the opening of Cayman’s borders at today’s Chamber of Commerce Legislative Lunch, at which he said Cayman would see an opening of its borders to certain travelers on 9th September
July 17th is Women’s Dive Day and so to use this day as a force for good, women (and men) across the Cayman Islands who love to dive can join in an annual charity fundraiser held by Divetech, situated at Lighthouse Point, with all proceeds raised going to the Breast Cancer Foundation.
Business After Hours, the Chamber of Commerce’s networking event, hosted the opening of the new Health City clinic at Forum Lane in Camana Bay on Thursday 1 July.
Cloudy rainy conditions associated with tropical storm Elsa, currently 89 miles north of Cayman Brac, will continue across the Cayman area
Tropical Storm Elsa strengthened into a hurricane early Friday becoming the first hurricane for the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season.
It was a glorious Sunny Cayman morning, and all the captains, flight stewards and dignitaries had come to welcome Captain Rex Miller’s final flight after more than four decades as a Cayman Airways pilot.
Tropical Storm Elsa formed Thursday morning in the Atlantic and on its current track over the next few days could be coming uncomfortably close to the Cayman Islands
Two new weather systems in the tropical Atlantic are edging towards the Caribbean chain of islands, and from early indications are on a path that could potentially bring at least one in the vicinity of the Cayman Islands
Members of the Cayman Islands Government including the hon. Premier Wayne Panton marked the International Day of the Seafarer by renaming Harbour Drive, as well as sections of North and South Church Street, ‘Seafarers Way,’ on Friday 24 June.
The way things are going - or not going - traffic at the notorious Hurley’s Roundabout will soon grind to halt, quite literally, unless something radical is done before the already over-congested intersection becomes deadlocked in gridlock.