Editorial: ELECTIONS 2021 - THE POLITICS OF A PANDEMIC
The 2021 elections season here in Cayman and globally will be one for the history books - and not only as a standard record of democracy in action.
The 2021 elections season here in Cayman and globally will be one for the history books - and not only as a standard record of democracy in action.
An intense burst of rain and cool, breezy weather this past weekend did not deter Cayman's equestrians as they competed at the third national dressage show of the season held by the Cayman Islands Equestrian Federation (CIEF) at the Equestrian Center in George Town.
Appleby Cayman are delighted to make a $1000 donation to the Cayman Islands Cancer Society’s Stride Against Cancer annual walk/run which takes place this year on Sunday 31 January 2021.
To kick off 2021, Energy Cayman, the Ministry of Commerce, Planning and Infrastructure’s energy efficiency public education campaign, has launched a series of free DIY energy audits aimed at helping people in the Cayman Islands save money whilst saving energy.
A man, age 44 of George Town, was arrested early Saturday morning, 30 January, on suspicion of theft from a motor vehicle. He has since been formally charged with one count of Theft and was expected to appear in court on 1 February
Shortly before 7:00PM on Saturday, 30 January, officers responded to a report of a motor vehicle collision involving a Ford Escape and a Kawasaki motorcycle on Shamrock Road in the vicinity of Whistling Way.
It has been said that the most valuable thing that you possess is your health. Let’s face it, today more than ever, health is a topic of concern.
Cayman’s climate is particularly conducive to growing tomatoes especially during the cooler months. They are an easy fruit to grow in your backyard, in particular small varieties such as Tiny Tim and Small Fry, which are quite forgiving if you forget to water for a day or two.
In what equates to the ultimate vote of confidence, the Cayman Islands Pilots Association(CAPA) says it supports the decision to ‘unground’ Cayman Airways’ two 737 Max 8 planes.
Following checks conducted by the RCIPS at certain business establishments, including nightclubs and bars, several of these establishments were found to be in breach of the Private Security Services Act by employing security personnel who were not licenced or whose licenses were expired.