Just before 11:30AM on Wednesday 14 August, officers at the Bodden Town Police Station were alerted to a loud noise outside the station and stepped outside to investigate. They observed a white Honda Civic which had stopped in the roadway along Bodden Town Road, just across from the station.
It’s that time of year for parents to start buying school supplies. Having the necessary school supplies is important as they are needed for the everyday tasks that children do at school. Not having these supplies can hinder the child’s ability to do their best work.
Island Heritage Insurance Company, Ltd. (“Island Heritage” or “the Company”) today announced that it has awarded its 2019 Educational Grant to Hugh Dontaye Thomas.
By 2020, 2.9 billion people are expected to be active on social media. Social media connects our world, providing travelers a means to explore places and cultures before actually experiencing them. An account, hashtag, or a single photo has the power to inform and inspire travel decisions, just as a
As the Election’s Office verification process passes 88% and the first constitutionally enshrined people-initiated referendum becomes a certainty, much of the critical data Caymanian voters will need to be able to truly make an informed decision, has still not been made public by the Government.
Freedom of Information (FOI) Analyst Nadira Lord is the Cayman Islands Government Employee of the Month for July 2019.
The PRB Community Group will be hosting a back to school drive to assist the Prospect Red Bay community children and schools ensuring they have the supplies for a successful start of the school year.
Just before 8:00AM on Tuesday, 20 August, police received a report that a vessel with four persons on board had been travelling from Tampa, Florida, to Grand Cayman when their family members on island lost contact with them. At the time that contact was lost, the vessel had been located just outside
Minister of Education, Youth, Sports, Agriculture & Lands (MEYSAL) Honourable Juliana O'Connor-Connolly, and senior members of the Department of Education Services (DES) unveiled the new national curriculum for primary schools and a host of other exciting developments at the Annual