The National Roads Authority (NRA) and its subcontractor is currently undertaking upgrades to the pavement on Shedden Road in George Town between the Jacques Scott signal and the Eastern Avenue intersection.
Dear Editor; As a backdrop I wish to use two recent publications that appeared in another local newspaper. One of the articles was titled “Humanitarian crisis” grows as thousands depend on charity”; a featured article by Compass journalist James Whittaker of May 15th and the other....
Someone once stated, “With time, we have become increasingly familiar with the concept of forced wants and unfamiliar with the concept of basic needs.”
Tuesday 17 May was the first day, for several weeks that Cayman’s beloved beaches were open, and beach-lovers were celebrating. Thousands of white butterflies seemed to have turned out specially to mark the day, too, making it into the happiest day Cayman has seen in a long time....
Over 380 Caymanians and permanent residents have been able to make their way back to the Cayman Islands since the COVID-19 pandemic closed borders across the world several weeks ago.
Foster’s has received confirmation from the Health Services Authority that two team members from our Foster’s Republix location have tested positive for COVID-19.
The Health Services Authority is now offering prescription delivery to the vulnerable and elderly as a permanent service thanks to British Caymanian’s (BritCay’s) donation of USD $20,000 towards the purchase of a delivery vehicle.
The Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) is putting the final touches to a pared down Child Month, to maintain social distancing due to the COVID-19 outbreak. This year’s theme is “Our Children: Today’s Creation, Tomorrow’s Masterpiece.”
On Tuesday, May 19, 2020, the Caymanian community was dealt another blow as one of our heroes passed on to her eternal reward. Although she never quite made it to her centennial birthday, Mrs. Olive Miller packed a few centuries worth of living into her time on this earth.