Big Things Happening at Little Havana
Little Havana, along the West Bay Road has become one the hippest night spots in Grand Cayman for those who enjoy LIVE music.
Little Havana, along the West Bay Road has become one the hippest night spots in Grand Cayman for those who enjoy LIVE music.
An urgent appeal has been made for residents to strictly adhere to the COVID-19 protocols as the number of community cases continues to increase.
Usually, at least in non-covid times, FirstCarribean’s 5K Walk for a Cure attracts well over a thousand. This time, there were only a hundred or less, because the official walk was cancelled by the organizers, because of the covid-in-the-community scare, amid fears that such a big gathering....
Cayman’s last surviving Justice of the Peace, Captain Owen Farrington, is currently unable to meet with his long-time friend, Mr Earl Ebanks, due to Covid-19 worries, but says he talks with his friend frequently.
As part of its ongoing multi-billion-dollar investment program, KPMG plans to spend more than US$1.5 billion over the next three years specifically to focus on the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) change agenda.
Despite the hardships of the current Covid-19 pandemic, the grand opening of the Union restaurant at Camana Bay was held on 1st October; coinciding with the launch of Restaurant Month, which is being celebrated for the entire month of October in the Cayman Islands.
There is one reason why most people haven’t yet reached their goals, and it’s a simple one. It’s something that I’ve struggled in the past, and it just may be the one thing that’s holding you back from your big breakthrough.
The Economics and Statistics Office is looking for 40 Census enumerators to work on Grand Cayman. Enumerators will go door to door and collect data for the official Census 2021, which kicks off on 10 October and continues for two months.
Persons may now register online for the MyHSA Patient Portal at www.hsa.ky. The Portal is a convenient way to access medical records, send messages to physicians and access digital vaccination records.
When Manny Pacquiao visited Grand Cayman a few years ago to attend a local boxing show, he was feted everywhere, especially by the sizeable Filipino community. Some superstars are aloof and prickly with adoring fans. Not Pacman. He truly is a man of the people.