Surprising lies about lifting weights
Most people believe a bunch of lies about lifting weights, and it’s making them fat. The truth is that strength training is one of the absolute best things you can do for your health and appearance.
Most people believe a bunch of lies about lifting weights, and it’s making them fat. The truth is that strength training is one of the absolute best things you can do for your health and appearance.
Just after 12PM today 10 June, the RCIPS Firearm Response Unit, had cause to stop a vehicle that was seen travelling along Sound Way in George Town. The vehicle attempted to evade being stopped and as a result, a less-lethal tactic with use of special munitions was deployed to disable the vehicle.
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) would like to remind the public that officers will be making frequent checks at bars and clubs across the island this long weekend between Friday 11 June to Monday 14 June. T
Walkers is pleased to announce the admission of Caymanian David Lee, who was called to the Cayman Islands Bar as an Attorney-at-Law after successfully completing his legal training with the firm.
Minister of Health & Wellness, Hon Sabrina Turner, MP, cut the ribbon on Integra Health Care Ltd.’s new suite of rooms dedicated at providing a top level of care for women’s health, and all matters relating to gynecology, pregnancy and neonatal care.
The region’s largest cancer fundraiser, CIBC FirstCaribbean’s Walk for the Cure, celebrates 10 years this year and is giving the bank’s businesses across the region three ways to mark the milestone – the traditional walk with friends and family, a drive for the cure or a virtual event.
The Health Services Authority (HSA) Accident & Emergency (A&E) walk-in entrance has returned to its original location at the side of the Cayman Islands Hospital building and is now accessible to patients.
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee, reports that 701 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since this was last reported on Friday, 11 June, 2021. There were six positive results, all in travellers
A large plume of Saharan dust continues to move westward across the Caribbean Sea, with peak concentrations of Aerosol Optical Depths (AODs) predicted to reach the Cayman Islands on Thursday, 17 June.
From Cayman to Cancun and affecting beaches in the eastern and western Caribbean all the way to the Sargasso Sea in the vicinity of Bermuda (hence the name), sargassum seaweed is a nightmare for the tourism-dependent countries on whose shores it despoils.