Estefania McDermot, one of Cayman’s young leaders in the local fight against ocean plastic pollution, will be taking part in live panel focused on ocean health, on Friday, June 5, from 2-3 pm EDT to mark World Oceans Day, on 8 June.
It’s Halloween, and you know what that means: sugar, sugar, sugar! Beginning in late summer, stores begin taunting and tantalizing us with prominently displayed festive treats conveniently packaged in small, easy to eat servings.
Cayman Turtle Conservation and Education Centre will be celebrating World Sea Turtle Day (June 16th) by releasing a total of 10 yearling turtles into the sea. Five of them will be released on June 16th and another five two days later on June 18th.
Studying for Cayman’s school children might be far from normal right now, but they can at least curl up with a good book and practice their reading skills thanks to more than a thousand books that have been donated to children during lockdown through the Literacy is For Everyone (LIFE) programme.
Cayman Turtle Conservation and Education Centre celebrated World Sea Turtle Day this week with two releases of a total of ten young Green sea turtles.
The COVID-19 pandemic didn’t stop the graduation ceremony at the Edna M Moyle Primary School in North Side when it was time for the Year Six students to graduate.
BA flight, Defence Regiment, Meals on Wheels, Watching the turtles, Statement on Domestic Partnership Bill, Catching up with the Auditor General, Be disciplined and continue to practice social distancing
The Court of Appeal on Thursday ruled in favour of the Cayman Islands Government (CIG) government that the Port Referendum Law passed by the Legislative Assembly on 30 October, 2019, is constitutional and set aside the earlier ruling of Acting Grand Court Judge Timothy Owen....
TravelTime is a single point of registration to streamline travel until the borders are reopened to normal commercial travel. TravelTime will coordinate travel as well as manage the Government Isolation facilities for persons returning to the Cayman Islands.
Acting Superintendent Brad Ebanks, who was previously in charge of Special Operations, has now been appointed to oversee the entire RCIPS Uniform Operations, following the departure of Superintendent Robert Graham.