Opinions & Editorial
ECONOMY STRONG…BUT IS IT ‘TRICKLING DOWN’?
The numbers speak for themselves…but are they telling the whole story?
The numbers speak for themselves…but are they telling the whole story?
Over the past two weeks, police have found that there has been an increase in motor vehicle collisions.
C&W Communications, the operators of Flow, Flow Business, C&W Business and BTC, has reaffirmed its commitment to fostering gender equality and supporting efforts to combat gender-based violence (GBV) as it joins the global movement for the United Nations’ 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Vio
Teachers from high schools across the Cayman Islands have received hands on training to better equip them to teach robotics and to prepare their students for robotics competitions, as well as to further promote the subject for wider inclusion in the national curriculum.
The Cayman Islands National Museum is excited to relaunch its membership scheme, featuring new rates and an updated structure for basic memberships.
As Cayman takes a break for the Christmas holidays, amidst the mix of relaxation and celebration lurks the politics.
Around 10:10PM, Tuesday 17 December, police responded to a report of a MVA involving three vehicles, a white Honda Civic, a white Mazda Verisa, and a blue Honda Accord, on Bodden Town Road in the vicinity of Midland Acres.
Premier Honourable Juliana O’Connor-Connolly has extended heartfelt congratulations to Caymanian sports ambassador, Jordan Crooks for his historic victory and record-breaking achievements at the World Short Course Swimming Championships in Budapest, Hungary, over the weekend.
The Grand Cayman Liquor Licensing Board, as well as its Sister Islands counterpart, have formally agreed on extending operating hours during the holiday
season for liquor licence holders across the Cayman Islands.
Shortly before 5:00PM on Saturday, 21 December, officers conducting foot patrols on Seven Mile Public Beach had cause to approach a man who they observed consuming what appeared to be ganja, and who had a bag containing a quantity of what appeared to be ganja.