On Tuesday (13 February), the George Town Primary School was officially renamed the Sharon (Marie) Martin Primary School, welcoming Ms. Marie Martin herself, several Cabinet Ministers, teachers, family and the wider community to share in the jubilations of the event.
The Department of Vehicle and Drivers’ Licensing (DVDL) advises members of the public that its Crewe Road location will be opened on Saturdays starting on 2nd March 2024 for the replacement of temporary and old registration (orange and yellow) number plates.
Premier Hon. Juliana O’Connor-Connolly was presented an original work of art by Caymanian artist and East End native, Carmen Eugenia Conolly, at the Office of the Premier, Government Administration Building on Elgin Avenue recently.
The digital world is changing, and the concept of prominence is no longer reserved for a select few.
The East End Primary School Nursery officially opened its doors on Wednesday with a brief ceremony.
The chance to become a qualified physician or veterinarian has now become simpler thanks to a partnership between the University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) and St. Matthews University School of Medicine (SMU).
The Cayman Heart Fund is changing its name to the Cayman Heart Foundation.
The National Gallery’s Art Haven outreach programme offers people at HMP Northward, HMP Fairbanks and Caribbean Haven a vital outlet for emotional, as well as artistic development, and an exhibition of their works is being held at the National Gallery starting this month.
Three Caymanians, Mr. Roy Bodden, Mr. Erren Merren, and Dr. Steve McField wrote tributes as part of the education thrust on Ormond Panton. In this series of articles, I present these tributes as written by these eminent persons who knew Mr. Ormond Panton well.
Glenroy Anthony Smith was born in Kingston, Jamaica on May 1, 1945, and raised in St. Ann.