What is wonderful about the Cayman literary scene is that we have some writers that are established, some on their way to being established, and some who are slowly but surely taking that first step and spreading their wings.
With the news that the Cayman Islands Government has implemented new health and safety mandates regarding COVID-19 today, mask and face covering will now be mandatory for customers, at all Foster’s Supermarket and Priced Right locations.
For the safety of our residents and staff, the Pines Retirement Home’s Board of Directors and Management have SUSPENDED ALL VISITATION UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE (which include residents’ next-of-kin), due to an outbreak of COVID-19 cases within our community.
The Port Authority Cayman Islands (PACI) has announced that Acting Port Director, Mr Joseph Woods has taken the decision to return to his substantive position of Manager of Cruise operations and Security with effect from Thursday 24 September.
While travel advisories have been placed on several Caribbean destinations due to the increase in COVID-19 cases, attributed to the highly contagious delta variant, a leading tourism executive has countered that travel to the region is safe because of effective health safety measures....
As the Cayman Islands continues to adapt and respond to living with COVID-19 in the community, Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee OBE, has endorsed lateral flow tests for fast identification of positive cases
“Cayman needs to pave a way for a safe and continuous opening of its borders whereby vaccinated visitors could come without the need for quarantine, while at the same time trying to ensure that people are not made seriously ill or die with Covid,” said Premier Wayne Panton
A consortium of private sector interests lobbying under the banner of Reopen Cayman has set November 22nd as a target date for reopening the borders.
The Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park (QEIIBP) will fully reopen on Saturday (16th October) following a major cleanup effort after Tropical Storm Grace swept through the islands almost two months ago, announced the Tourism Attraction Board (TAB).
The Census 2021 count by enumerators visiting households on Grand Cayman will now start on Wednesday 13 October 2021.