Junior Jennings has blazed a trail in the arena of music in the Cayman Islands over the past 5 decades, touching the lives of countless musicians both as an educator and a professional.
CIAA, which owns and operates ORIA and CKIA, embarked on its ‘filling of the ponds’ project last month with the successful removal and relocation of dozens of wildlife from ponds within the airfield perimeter at ORIA.
Every week in John Gray Memorial Church Hall, the Women’s Fellowship, meet to help and support young parents; mostly moms but some dads too. It is called the Young Parents’ Outreach Programme.
In 1976 an article was published in the July edition of the Nor’Wester magazine entitled ‘Into the green heart of Grand Cayman’ written by Clem Thomas. In it, the author describes the area bound by Smith Road, Crewe Road and South Sound as the “green heart of Grand Cayman”.
On Saturday, January 18th the Cayman Islands Volleyball Federation kicked off its youth beach season with a BIG-little tournament which pairs an adult player with a junior player. This tournament was played king/queen of the court style where teams rotated and each BIG played with each little.
Olivia Ziemniak and Leah Alberga wowed the crowd at the Equestrian Center this past Sunday by riding double-clear rounds in each of their respective classes in the third and final National Jumping Series horse show of the season.
The Elections Office has finalised figures on the Revised Register of Electors (Voter’s List), which is set to become effective on 1 April 2020, subject to objections or claims raised during the revision period.
Pioneers who contributed to the creation of the first written Constitution of the Cayman Islands will be honoured at the 2020 National Heroes Day celebrations on Monday, 27 January 2020.
The Lions’ Pool in George Town was the scene of some serious diving and swimming, as the Stingray Swim Club, Seven Mile Swimmers and Camana Bay Aquatics Club got together for the Pete Ribbins Swim Meet, on 17, 18, and 19 January.
“CUC” has offered two programmes under which customers could interconnect renewable energy systems to the grid. The first programme called the “CORE” programme offered customers a fixed and subsidized rate at which the company purchased all of the renewable energy generated from their systems.