We know that dreams don’t always come true, but when they do, we can all share in the joy of whoever’s dream it is.
Last Wednesday (29 January), Miss Teen Cayman, 17-year old, Ashley Gooden received a four-year scholarship from the Ministry of Education, Youth, Sports, Agriculture and Lands (MEYSAL).
Nine teams from seven of Grand Cayman’s local high schools gathered at the Camana Bay Arts & Recreation Centre on 1 February for ‘SKYSTONE’, the 2020 Minds Inspired Robotics’ FIRST Technical Challenge.
The first in a series of 12 free workshops targeting micro and small businesses, individuals and aspiring entrepreneurs was held on Thursday, January 30, at the Chamber of Commerce Training Centre in Governors Square.
In line with an ever-growing general population, some of the most vulnerable members of society are also increasing in numbers, specifically, the elderly.
International law firm, Walkers, has again generously stepped up to support youngsters on Cayman Brac by providing funding for the 2019-2020 Sister Islands’ children’s tennis programme.
The Caribbean seems to be blighted by earthquakes at present with the Cayman Islands being hit last month along with many other countries in the region.
After long and extensive review, the Cayman Islands Standards in Public Life Law will formally come into force on March 1st this year.
Speaker of the Cayman Islands Legislative Assembly Hon. McKeeva Bush has hailed the territory’s building code for its robust stipulations which he feels contributed to averting what could have been a major disaster from last week’s Tuesday’s 7.7magnitude earthquake.
Following several months of concern because of a substantial obstruction at the end of Mary Mollie Hydes Road in West Bay, just where it merges with Town Hall Road, The West Bay Concerned Citizens group is glad to see that the obstructions have been finally removed.