This week we start a brand new column where we will take you to Cayman’s farmers markets to see what’s fresh each week. Then we will be sharing with a you a delicious recipe that makes great use of the wonderful local produce we enjoy here in Cayman.
The theme – Flirt - was conceptualized by band leader Tiffany Rankine who says that she was influenced by the behavior of her friends at Carnival time in their beautiful costumes, enjoying themselves and flirting. She wants to bring this joyful feeling to the masqueraders of her band.
Responding to the recently published Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) Fourth Round Mutual Evaluation Report on the Cayman Islands, Premier Alden McLaughlin said:
There is no doubt that plastic pollution in our oceans is a growing worldwide problem. The internet is full of images of seabirds and other marine animals entangled in plastic waste, and animals starve because their guts are blocked with plastic bags.
Another young Caymanian, Ms. Lashonda Powell, has been admitted to the rolls of attorneys licensed to practise law in the Cayman Islands. The application was moved by Attorney-at-Law William Jones before the then-Acting Chief Justice the Hon. Richard Williams on Tuesday (March 26, 2019).
“Everybody that has a classic car has a love affair with the car,”
“It’s a 1952 Buick Special” said classic car enthusiast Danny O’Hara. I bought it from a friend of mine here in Cayman who had purchase it up in the States. He had it in the States for about a year in storage. Then he decided that he wasn’t going to bring it here, he was going to sell it. So I bough
More than 200 seniors and their caregivers, including eight from Cayman Brac and one from Little Cayman, gathered for the annual Seniors’ Easter Celebration at the Family Life Centre on Monday (April 15, 2019).
Residents at the Golden Age Home in West Bay enjoyed a live music session as part of a new Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) and Cayman Music and Entertainment Association (CMEA) initiative.
Reports that British businessman Richard Branson could be on the verge of rescuing the eastern Caribbean government-owned airline LIAT from almost certain financial demise, have set off a wave of speculation about the future of the beleaguered carrier.