St Matthew’s University donates funds to the Cayman Heart Fund
The Cayman Heart Fund (CHF) recently received a generous donation from St. Matthews University.
The Cayman Heart Fund (CHF) recently received a generous donation from St. Matthews University.
Long-serving representative of East End and a leading member of the East End community, John Bonwell, McLean JP, OBE, passed away last week after a short illness.
By now, all the students are getting ready for school, whether from Kindergarten, which means ‘garden for the children’, to University. Moreover, educators, at whatever level, are getting into the rhythm and familiar activities of their profession.
We apologise for the inconvenience this may cause during this time, however we are grateful to the church for offering the use of their parking lot and look forward to the completed work which will improve parking, the flow of traffic and the overall patient experience.
The Protocol Office requests individuals, businesses and organisations, who wish to lower their flags to half-mast ahead of the funeral of the late John McLean, MLA, to do so at 9.05 a.m. on Monday, 9 September 2019.
Police responded to a serious two-vehicle collision occurred on the morning of Saturday, 7 September, in East End. The two occupants of one vehicle have been confirmed dead while the driver of the other was not injured.
On Saturday, 14 September, Cayman Islands Health Services Authority (HSA) joins countries across the Caribbean to celebrate Caribbean Wellness Day geared at increasing awareness and promoting activities to address non-communicable diseases (NCDs). With the slogan, Healthy Ageing Starts Now,
Surveys have shown that there is something that most people fear more than death.
The Elections Office announced on Wednesday that it has received Cruise Port Referendum Petition Signature Verification forms from registered voters, totalling 5,305. This exceeds the 5,292 signatures needed to satisfy section 70 of the Cayman Islands Constitutional Order 2009.
The United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is currently investigating 380 possible cases of severe lung injury believed to be caused by e-cigarette use in 33 states and one US territory, with six deaths also involving cannabis vapes.