In May CIREBA (Cayman Islands Real Estate Brokers Association) launched a donations program "Home is Where the Heart is" to provide funding to support those most in need In Cayman with the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
Debate swirling in the community about the role of Cayman Islands Regiment hit the floor of the Legislative Assembly’s new session with the government and opposition trading salvos on the addition to the jurisdiction’s uniformed services.
If 2020 has taught business owners nothing else, it has shown that a solid disaster recovery and business continuity plan is absolutely critical if a business is to continue to be productive in, during and after, difficult times.
A packed Aston Rutty Centre was the scene for the Layman E Scott Senior High School graduation ceremony for the class of 2020. Parents, guardians, families and friends of the graduates turned up in their numbers for the first COVID - 19, post- pandemic event on Cayman Brac.
Recently, hundreds gathered in the Clifton Hunter High School Gymnasium to recognise and celebrate the accomplishments of the school's 109 graduates at the graduation ceremony for year 2020 held under the theme, 'Oh The Places You Will Go!'
With the theme “Imagine If,” 195 students of John Gray High School beat all the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic, proudly graduating in front of teachers, dignitaries, moms and dads, brothers and sister and of course school friends too.
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee, reports that 238 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since this was last reported on Monday, 19 October 2020. All were negative.
A number of primary school teams were in action this past Saturday, October 17 just into their mid-term break as third round games continued in the 2020 CUC Primary Football League (PFL) and the Girls’ Primary Football League (GPFL).
The 36th Annual Fosters 800m Sea Swim, hosted by the Cayman Islands Aquatics Sports Association (CIASA) took place on Saturday Oct 10th with 84 swimmers taking part in the 800m sea swim and approximately six younger swimmers taking on the 400m swim.
All In, All Out is the name of a movie, written directed and produced by ex-Miss Cayman Islands Caitlin Tyson, who recently graduated from an acting school in New York. She has appeared in several other local movies.