Lovenia Ebanks [a Miller who hails from Old Man Bay North Side and has resided in Coral Gables West Bay for the past 25 years] recently retired from 44 years of working at Scotiabank & Trust. Retirement, especially after working at the same place for a long time,
I write with great concern on behalf of the people of the 3 eastern districts and as a concerned Citizen, Community Leader, Businessman and former Minister of Government.
Standing back now and taking it all into account and realizing we have again expanded our cargo processing abilities at our Port Authority facility to manage up to four times the cargo I am now wondering when we will ever address improving the port’s docking facilities.
Have you ever been let down? Every day of our life will not be perfect and you may be disappointed when things don’t work out the way you want them to. It is even worse when it is out of your control.
Have you ever played on a trampoline? It is not only entertainment for your kids but also a life lesson in disguise for adults. The harder you jump on the trampoline the higher you will go. If you are not careful you may fall off and receive serious bodily injury.
Cayman’s best and most famous beach is obviously Seven Mile Beach, an award-winning stretch of sand that is probably unparalleled, yet ask a local what their favourite beach spot is and you will more often than not get Rum Point as a response.
What makes a garden special? As soon as you walk into Reverend Bishop Nicholas Sykes’ garden in the Beach Bay area of Lower Valley, you know it’s very different. There is large dip-down in the front, with tall, shade-giving trees in it.
Everyone will experience or have experienced cloudy days. Soon after the clouds go away and the sun shines through.
Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman (WORC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs. Sian Pairaudeau as its new Deputy Director of Labour Needs and Supply.
Some people say that the possible damage that the construction of the proposed fixed berthing facility might cause to the sea bed – and the degrading of the natural environment and the associated value of the dive tourism product, will be bad for the Cayman economy.