Have you ever played on a trampoline? It is not only entertainment for your kids but also a life lesson in disguise for adults. The harder you jump on the trampoline the higher you will go. If you are not careful you may fall off and receive serious bodily injury.
I am not convinced of this latter fact, nor of any great change or spike in the way Numbers are negatively affecting our society.
A speech given recently by Mrs. Felicia Robinson, of UWI Open Campus, to the volunteer teachers of the CXC Education Volunteer Programme, places in sharp focus the importance of teachers, at whatever level, and the crucial nature of the educational enterprise.
Samantha Sampang-McCoy has become the first Caymanian to earn her Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA).
Environmentalism in 2019 started strong with the island’s first monthly beach clean organized by Plastic Free Cayman and Red Sail Sports.
Following the hurricanes of 2017 that devastated some of Cayman’s neighbours, the region’s leaders in the field of tourism were optimistic about the future, though words of caution were spoken to ensure that the region actually has a tourism product to offer visitors in the years to come.
We, an independent group of concerned Cubans as well as people with Cuban ties, have come together to help as many families affected by Sunday’s deadly tornado in Havana City, Cuba.
Royal Cayman Islands Police Services (RCIPS) Detective Inspector Collin Oremule began 2019 with a bang after receiving CI Government Employee of the Month for January 2019.
His Excellency The Governor, Martyn Roper OBE has issued the following statement on the ruling given by the Court on Friday in relation to same sex marriage:
3 April 2019 morning the Hon Premier indicated that the Government would be appealing the Hon Chief Justice’s recent decision legalising same-sex marriage. Extraordinarily, the Hon Premier admitted that the decision to appeal had been taken the previous day “based on the Executive Summary of the Cou