Family Resource Centre (FRC) staffers have successfully completed the Stop Now and Plan (SNAP) Train the Trainers programme.
Excavations by treasure hunters searching for a hoard of gold in the Philippines, said to have been hidden by a Japanese World War II general, are threatening to cause landslides in a remote village.
With the peak of the flu season and the Public Health Department reporting higher than usual cases of patients presenting with flu like symptoms, the Health Services Authority (HSA) is opening a temporary flu clinic at the George Town General Practice Clinic.
The Department of Environmental (DEH) and the Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS) are joining forces to improve daily operations at the George Town Landfill and reduce the likelihood of future fires at the site.
Canada has seen protestors block access to road shipping ports and commuter rail lines in support of indigenous groups fighting the construction of a pipeline on their traditional territory.
The Christian Lutheran Church of Honduras (ICLH) is sustaining its campaign to denounce the corruption, poverty and injustice that has forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee north towards Mexico and the United States in search of peace and security.
With the round robin complete, all 8 teams in the Camana Bay Corporate Indoor Volleyball League will be advancing onto the playoffs scheduled to start on Wednesday, February 19th at 6:30 pm.
“Understandably, the ruling of Acting Judge Tim Owen QC of Matrix Chambers handed down this morning is not the outcome that the Government had hoped for.
The Chamber Training Centre’s Small Biz Bootcamp Series will be hosting their second workshop on Thursday, February 20, at the offices of the Chamber of Commerce in Governors Square.
Hundreds of people took pleasure in some fantastic musical performances over the past couple of weeks as the annual Cayman Arts Festival programme brought classical, jazz, and even big brass band music to the Cayman Islands in fine style.