Binge drinking typically refers to a pattern of drinking which results in a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08% or higher. In adults, this is typically achieved through the consecutive consumption of five or more drinks within 2 hours, however, young people can achieve this BAC on fewer drinks in t
Hon. Kenneth Bryan, Minister for Tourism and Transport has been named as the Caribbean Tourism Minister of the Year in the Caribbean Travel Awards 2023 (CTA).
Vocals For Locals is a singing competition organized by the Bayanihan Filipino community, with the purpose of raising awareness of the Cayman Food Bank, and, of course, having plenty of fun at the same time as songbirds flocked from all over the Cayman Islands to take part.
The Office of the Ombudsman continues to receive an increased number of inquiries and formal complaints/appeals in nearly all areas overseen by the office, as detailed in the 2021 Annual Report made public in Parliament today, 7 December 2022.
The Ministry of Financial Services and Commerce rounded off its November engagement by addressing local and international stakeholders at last week’s Cayman Captive Forum and the 55th Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) Plenary.
Water Authority – Cayman wishes to advise its valued customers of the following holiday hours at both its Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac offices:
The Health Services Authority (HSA) recently acquired two new machines that can harvest platelets used in the management of multiple medical conditions such as cancer, maternal haemorrhage and bleeding from traumatic injuries.
If you go past Camana Bay’s ARC center you’ll see a huge, colourful and amazing mural which shows turtles, catboats, chickens, and corals all blended together to make a huge work of art.
The Cayman Islands Ministry of Tourism is inviting applications for its annual scholarship. For the past 26 years, the Ministry of Tourism scholarships has been awarded to hundreds of students as either full or partial scholarships to further their education locally or internationally.
It used to be called the “Seven-Eleven,” but now the little white weatherboard store on George Town waterfront has reopened after Covid, with a new name, “Mr Arthurs,” in memory of Authur Bodden, who also ran the print shop situated across the road for many years.