Delta Air Lines will operate a seasonal nonstop flight between New York City, NY and Grand Cayman, starting June 20, 2020.
The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands, along with lead project partners Susan Olde, OBE, and the Ministry of Health, Environment, Culture and Housing, are proud to present the Bendel Hydes Retrospective catalogue to district and school libraries across the Cayman Islands.
For over 20 years, Cayman’s favourite restaurant delivery service, Fine Dine-In, has just released their latest restaurant menu guide. In this newest edition, the Fine Dine-In magazine presents dinner menus from 33 restaurants and delivers dinner to your home, hotel, office or condominium.
Year Nine is a big year for the students at Clifton Hunter. That’s the year when, in addition to the normal core curriculum subjects, they get to choose whether they want to pursue Design and Technology, Arts, or Sciences for the next years of school life.
Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) through their technology-focused special economic zone, Cayman Tech City, is pleased to announce a five-year founding sponsorship commitment to the Digital Cayman not-for-profit initiative valued at $250K.
Spreading the benefit of tourism throughout the economy of the Cayman Islands through sustainable development was the focus of an exclusive interview with Cayman Islands Department of Tourism Director Mrs. Rosa Harris in advance of the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2020.
Junior Jennings has blazed a trail in the arena of music in the Cayman Islands over the past 5 decades, touching the lives of countless musicians both as an educator and a professional.
CIAA, which owns and operates ORIA and CKIA, embarked on its ‘filling of the ponds’ project last month with the successful removal and relocation of dozens of wildlife from ponds within the airfield perimeter at ORIA.
Every week in John Gray Memorial Church Hall, the Women’s Fellowship, meet to help and support young parents; mostly moms but some dads too. It is called the Young Parents’ Outreach Programme.
“CUC” has offered two programmes under which customers could interconnect renewable energy systems to the grid. The first programme called the “CORE” programme offered customers a fixed and subsidized rate at which the company purchased all of the renewable energy generated from their systems.