This Easter the long weekend comes early, and Camana Bay is here to help you get egg-cited! People of all ages can look forward to a host of themed activities and eats, and even a special appearance by the Easter Bunny himself.
Following the positive public response to the COVID-19 national vaccine roll-out so far, Hazard Management Cayman Islands (HMCI) was invited by the Bermuda Red Cross (BRC) to speak about Cayman’s experience on their local radio this week.
Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS) crews alongside the Department of Environmental Health colleagues have worked tirelessly through Thursday night to contain and control a fire that was detected at the George Town landfill site earlier that day, using safe systems of work and effective monitoring.
To help newly registered and existing charitable organisations understand their compliance with the Non-Profit Organisations (NPO) Act (2020 Revision), the Registrar of NPOs is hosting an outreach session on Wednesday, 31 March, at 6pm in room 1038 of the Government Administration Building.
Heather Bodden, OCI, Cert. Hon., JP who is running for election in Savannah alongside “Community Builds Country,” candidates Osbourne Bodden for Bodden Town East, and Wayne Panton for Newlands, held an election campaign meeting outside her home in Savannah on Saturday March 20.
When West Bay North contenders, incumbent Bernie Bush and challenger Rolston Anglin met in the Chamber of Commerce’s Candidates forum it was not as combative as the previous clash between the candidates for West Bay Central but it was equally compelling viewing and listening.
As you probably know, I have been privileged to write an Easter article for this publication for some eight years now. It is a message of reflection upon our customs and traditions, here in Cayman, during this time of the year.
A manifesto is a promissory note from politicians to the voters. It’s more than mere promises and opinions.
The Truman Bodden Sports Centre was the scene of much pageantry and fanfare on Sunday afternoon (21 March) as the Cayman Islands Cadet Corps (CICC) welcomed 72 new members, the highest number of recruits in five years, during its annual Passing out Parade.
Another no-show on the Chamber of Commerce's Candidate Forums meant the sole candidate owned the whole show, and West Bay West challenger Mario Ebanks set out to make the most of the free unchallenged time in his bid to wrest the seat from McKeeva Bush.