The Cayman Islands Public Library Services (CIPLS) held a reception on Friday afternoon (11 February) to celebrate the reopening of the Cayman Brac Public Library.
Over the last 65 years, more than 30 warm-weather tourism destinations in the Caribbean archipelago of islands and coastal communities have attracted leisure and business visitors alike. Tourism has matured into a world-class service sector.
The Family Resource Centre (FRC) has begun offering the Positive Parenting Programme, known as Triple P, as part of its enhanced support services for families in the Cayman Islands.
A celebration of all thing’s coconut, Pedro St. James, and the Tourism Attraction Board (TAB) are looking forward hosting its seventh annual Coco Fest on Saturday 26th February albeit a smaller version of the popular event.
Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman (WORC)’s JobsCayman payment portal has been upgraded. From 14 February, payments made online will now allow for applications to be uploaded at the time of payment.
It has been a good few months since Cayman Drama Society put on a performance at the Prospect Playhouse, the last one being Noises Off in May 2021, but thankfully that will all change on Thursday 24 February with the first of 12 performances of a new spooky thriller, The Deception of....
Integra Healthcare Ltd is delighted to announce the further strengthening of its neonatal intensive care, newborn care and paediatrics with the addition of Dr Siobhan Jaques, Consultant Neonatologist & Paediatrician.
The Health Services Authority is delighted to announce a donation of a CardioQ TrueVue Oesophageal Doppler Monitor from the Cayman Heart Fund (CHF) in collaboration with the paediatric programmes Team Nolan and Hart for Hearts.
It might be over 6,000 miles away, but the worsening hostility between Russia and western/NATO-backed Ukraine - which some leaders see as on the verge of all-out war - could be closer to Cayman than a casual observation might suggest.
Amendments to Covid-19 regulations come into effect tomorrow, 18 February, that will see a lifting of the requirement to take lateral flow tests on day 2, 5 and 7 for fully vaccinated travellers with a verifiable vaccine who travel to the Cayman Islands