Parades and pageantry were the order of the day on Saturday when the pirates landed in the Cayman Islands – for the 41st time, to start off a week of fun and revelry. Everyone crowded around George Town waterfront to see what was happening.
An impressive group of 28 Civil Servants earned university-level qualifications last Thursday (1 November) amid cheers and accolades from family and friends at the University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI). This is the eighth group to graduate from the Civil Service College (CSC) which offers
The theme that year was “Treasures of Change”.
I am not convinced of this latter fact, nor of any great change or spike in the way Numbers are negatively affecting our society.
Italians are known the world over for their fantastic hospitality, especially when it comes to the entire family, so you know the Italian proprietors at Catch, Walter Fajette and Cristiano Vincentini, are on to a winner with their brand new brunch that offers family-style courses where everyone can
Kem Jackson is well-known as ‘Cayman’s Catboat Man,’ who together with some others formed the Cayman Islands Catboat Club to make sure that the beautiful boats, which are such an important part of Cayman’s historical and cultural heritage,
It was a midweek delight to stop by Heritage Day events in West Bay on a Wednesday in 2015 as ‘Bayers’ put on their proud displays for their guests to see.
“Making customers happy is the most satisfying thing about my job,” said David Gooding. With that statement, Mr. Gooding succinctly highlighted the very basis for excellent customer service. With a mind focused on the customer and a heart geared toward service, David,
It was a super-human evening to remember when St Georges Anglican Church Mothers Union and the Intentional Discipleship Team held a ‘Super Human’ (as another way of saying Older Person) dinner in honor of Senior Citizens in their church, and the community, at the Cayman Conference Centre, Elizabetha
Olive Miller OBE has known the Cayman Islands for 72 of her 96 years. From the very first moment she set foot here, in 1946, she set about doing what she felt God had called her to do and what is in her nature: helping people. She helped to set up the Girls Brigade here, and when I went to visit her