Swimmers kept busy honing skills
While overseas competitions are currently out for Cayman’s swimmers, this has not stopped swim organisers putting on a series of events at home to ensure the athletes can continue to improve their development.
While overseas competitions are currently out for Cayman’s swimmers, this has not stopped swim organisers putting on a series of events at home to ensure the athletes can continue to improve their development.
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The George Town Landfill will only accept 15 derelict vehicles on any given day going forward.
As Earth Month draws to a close the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park’s (QEIIBP) and Bliss Yoga Cayman have completed its Yoga in the Park series.
KPMG in the Cayman Islands has announced six new Partner promotions. Joining the firm’s partnership are Cathy Houts (Tax), Jeffrey Stower (Restructuring), Ben Blair, Claire Griffin, Hellen Chemeli, and Rennie Khan (all Audit, Asset Management).
Government’s three Parliamentary Secretaries received their instruments of office for their appointment today, Tuesday, 27 April 2021, from His Excellency the Governor, Mr. Martyn Roper at his office in the Government Administration Building (GAB).
Eighteen volunteers attended the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training earlier this month. The intensive two-day course took place at the Red Cross building on Huldah Avenue on Saturday, 17 April and Sunday, 18 April.
The Health Services Authority (HSA) has resumed its computed tomography (CT) scan service effective 26 April 2021 after temporary suspension of the service to make room for the installation of a new modern scanner.
Two of Cayman’s biggest service organizations, the Lions Club and the Rotary Club got together at the Lions Centre on Saturday April 24, to raise funds for all the good work they do.
Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr John Lee is urging persons in the 16 - 44 age group to come forward and get their COVID-19 vaccination.