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.
What the Health Services Authority (HSA) described as “a small number of staff” have been isolated due to potential exposure to a COVID-19 positive patient at the hospital said to be “highly symptomatic”.
In recognition of their tremendous efforts to inoculate the people of the Cayman Islands against COVID-19, the COVID-19 Vaccination Team was treated to a special retreat focusing on renewing their physical and mental wellness.
Cayman put on a grand display of colour, pomp and pageantry against a backdrop of marvellous bank holiday weather as the jurisdiction paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II celebrating the monarch’s 95th birthday and her 69th year on the throne.
The ruling PACT (People-driven, Accountable, Competent and Transparent) coalition on Wednesday announced a revised package of measures easing the current arrival restrictions.
The Opposition Progressives/Alliance has challenged the ruling PACT coalition to set a September 1st target date to restart the stalled tourism industry.
Hon. Minister for Tourism, Kenneth Bryan, has pointed to controversial policies of the Governor of Florida as a major factor in how Cayman eventually decides to reopen its borders to tourism.
Some 110 persons interested in becoming census workers attended the first of three public information meetings, Thursday evening.
The Cayman Islands National Dance Company celebrated 33 wonderful years of spectacular dance with ‘Gratitude,’ at the Harquail Theatre on 5 and 6 June.