Just after 3:30AM today, police and other emergency services were dispatched to a report of a stabbing incident that took place at the at a night club located at the Strand on Canal Point Road.
Lockdown has definitely left people looking for a bit of pampering, so a new hair and beauty spa called Spacation is a timely business venture, located at 455 West Bay Road, on the ground floor of Locale Hotel.
After an intensive round of media appearances and a series of meetings on the controversial Domestic Partnership Bill, HE Governor Martyn Roper was due to assent to what was expected to be known as the Civil Partnership Law this weekend.
Announcing that Cabinet has approved a further medium-term economic package for the small business sector, Hon. Minister for Commerce and Infrastructure Joey Hew on Tuesday officially opened the new Cayman Islands Centre for Business Development (CICBD).
Just after 11:15AM on Monday 31 August, the Firearm Response Unit was travelling along West bay Road in the vicinity of Marsh Road, West Bay, when they received an emergency call to attend a report at an establishment located at Governor’s Square.
Let’s face it, today more than ever, health is a topic of concern. We take precautions to avoid exposure to others and to mitigate our risk of contracting coronavirus by wearing masks, social distancing, staying home and following guidelines and protocols when out in public.
They are delicious, nutritious and easy to prepare. However, not many of us know that when it comes to smoothies the right combination of the various is absolutely crucial.
Exactly a week after the fatal stabbing of 27-year old Recordo Lionel Pars, the police went back to the scene of the crime at the Strand to see if anyone could tell them anything.
Back-to-school after the summer break can often be a challenge for students under normal circumstances as they get their brains back into gear after the long recess period, but this year they have had the added challenge of dealing with a raft of safety measures put in place....
The COVID-19 crisis has been a double-edged sword for the local and global media. This is as much evident in Cayman as it is in other countries. The press thrives on news but is driven by business. That’s the bottom line.