Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (CUC) hosted the 31st staging of the Company’s Long Service Awards Ceremony virtually on Thursday, July 9, 2020. With social distance restrictions and concerns for safety, CUC redirected the award ceremony to an online venue using Microsoft Teams.
The Cayman Islands government is expected to end up spending around CI$46.7 million on the range of measures it has put in place to suppress the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in the jurisdiction.
While visitation restrictions are still in place at The Pines Retirement Home members of the Lions Club of Grand Cayman decided they would not let COVID-19 stop them from celebrating Cayman’s silver citizens.
The Cayman Islands Red Cross has teamed up with various partners including the HSA and the Wellness Centre to offer free physical and mental health checks to children and adolescents in each district with the aim of connecting the youth to the services they need.
The Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park in partnership with the Cayman Islands Orchid Society is hosting an Orchid Sale on Saturday, 1st August 2020. This latest sale is set for 9:00am to 3:00pm at the Botanic Park on Frank Sound Road, North Side and will feature outdoor orchids only.
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Cayman reached another milestone Friday in its ongoing combat against COVID-19 / Surplus COVID Test kits sold
The changes clarify arrangements for visitors to hospitals, residential care homes and prisons and remove the ban on vessels accessing Rum Point, Starfish Point, Sandbar and Stingray City.
Many musicians in the Cayman Islands have now received a CI$1,000 stipend from the Islands’ Government to assist them during the COVID-19 crisis, which saw many of them lost their paying gigs.