CAYMANIAN TIMES FREE NEWSPAPERS ARE BACK
This month marks another important milestone for Caymanian Times newspaper. From June we are returning to our original concept of making the paper free to our readers.
This month marks another important milestone for Caymanian Times newspaper. From June we are returning to our original concept of making the paper free to our readers.
If all goes according to schedule, the Owen Roberts International Airport (ORIA) on Grand Cayman and Charles Kirkconnell International Airport on Cayman Brac will be buzzing with construction and upgrading activity between next year and 2029.
Just before 1:20AM on Thursday 1st June, police were dispatched to a report of an armed robbery at a restaurant located at on Lawrence Blvd, George Town.
The National Roads Authority (NRA) Board has announced the postponement of the intended implementation of the left turn only restriction on the north exit of the Century 21 Roundabout when exiting Grand Harbour.
Police, Fire and other emergency services are currently on the scene of a serious incident at an address on Bayfield Crescent, off Hirst Road in Bodden Town
Police and other emergency services are still at the location carrying out onsite investigations into the report of an explosion that took place at a residence on Bayfield Crescent, Newlands.
East End Primary topped Zone A with a perfect record of five wins out of five after five rounds of play in the 2023 Boys Inter-Primary Cricket competition. Play in Zone B (boys) and Zone A and B (girls) concludes on Friday, June 16 with the semi finals scheduled for the following week.
With their bats on fire, the boys from East End Primary secured a fourth victory in the 2023 Inter-Primary Cricket Competition hitting their third straight century to top Zone A, an accomplishment not often duplicated.
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) is reminding residents that public cemetery vaults shall not be altered without the prior written consent of the head of the department.
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) is thanking residents for their successful participation in the recently concluded Bulk Waste Collection. Preliminary figures indicate that over 600 tons of bulk waste were collected over the last four weeks across three islands.