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Kerley is new sprint king
American sprinting pride has been restored after years of playing second fiddle to Jamaican dominance.
American sprinting pride has been restored after years of playing second fiddle to Jamaican dominance.
Eleven patients were hospitalised with COVID-19 on 20 July, and of these, one was unvaccinated.
The Department of Environment’s Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease (SCTLD) Response Team is holding Cayman’s first ever Coral Fest on Wednesday, 10 August from 5:30 – 7:30pm in the Governor’s Ballroom A at the Westin Hotel.
Cayman’s bats are a wonderful sight to behold in the early evening, flitting about in the sunset; however, more knowledge is needed as to their location and numbers.
At around 5:16AM this morning, Tuesday 26 July, emergency services responded to a report of a missing two year old child, in Cayman Brac, who had last been seen at 4.30AM and discovered missing at 5:10AM.
National Roads Authority (NRA) and Planning officials recently conducted an island-wide sweep of signs within the roadway shoulders, sidewalks and medians.
CCMI has received a £490k grant from the UK’s Darwin Plus Initiative, which has been subsequently matched by a private donor, to support an innovative, collaborative sea mount exploration project.
The Ministry of Sustainability & Climate Resiliency and Department of Environment are leading emergency response efforts to address the large amount of Sargassum seaweed in the North Sound of Grand Cayman.
A biennial conference opened at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman this week for regional Chief Justices and Heads of Judiciaries, which, it is hoped, would allow them to share mutual challenges and drive innovation in the administration of justice across the Caribbean and Bermuda.
As Cayman emerges from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the various sectors of the economy start rebooting, a debate is being rekindled about trends in the labour market.