It was a great day for Clifton Hunter High School, and their motto “Nil satis nisi optimum – nothing but the best,” as their three academies, each named after famous Caymanian – built schooners of the past, Cimboco (in light blue) Goldfield (deep green) and Ladyslater (Burgundy) battled....
The recent symposium on youth mental health put on by the Alex Panton Foundation brought together many groups and organisations which are also geared towards helping Cayman’s young people find their way onto a better path in life.
All travellers to Jamaica will need to complete an online travel registration and obtain travel authorization approval prior to check-in at the airport.
A nationwide hunt is on in the United Kingdom for a person said to be infected with the very virulent strain of the ‘Brazil COVID-19 P-1 variant’.
The Public Health Department announces the COVID-19 vaccine will now be available to all persons over the age of 16 starting Friday 5th March 2021. Persons will be vaccination in alphabetical order, starting with Surname A.
The Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) will celebrate and highlight the importance of social workers for the community’s well-being during Social Work Month in March.
Cayman’s traffic seems to be a perennial problem; the growing population and growing economy means more and more cars and trucks and busses on the roads, and that means more congestion, sometimes even nightmare two-hour holdups to go just a few miles into George Town.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, which took place on Monday 8th March, a gathering of some of Cayman’s finest female athletes assembled at the South Sound Squash Club where each spoke about their path to the top of their field.
My involvement in sports has been on many levels nationally and internationally representing Cayman as an athlete, an official and coach.
“It’s been a challenge for our women to be elected as representatives.