For those persons looking for inspiration to navigate the major shifts of 2020 or who are just looking for ways to improve professionally and personally, there is a new master class series being launched in the Cayman Islands.
Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of the Cayman Islands is pleased to announce the engagement of Gregory Smith as Executive Director of Strategic Development.
Fifteen teenagers from a wide variety of Cayman’s public and private high schools recently completed the first phase of the YMCA “Teen Lead On” programme, which was sponsored and fully funded by Saxon.
Over the weekend, Ministers, MLA’s, Department of Environmental Health (DEH) management and staff, along with other distinguished guests, gathered for the ground-breaking of a 5.7-acre cemetery in West Bay.
Early on Saturday morning a small army of hundreds of volunteers of all ages put on their gloves and assembled in little groups at the side of the beach, or park or road, as part of the annual Chamber of Commerce Earth Day Cleanup, which this year had been delayed by covid-19.
Longtime instructor and a fixture in the Cayman dance community, Jackie Balls, affectionately known as Miss Jackie, is donating many of the costumes and much of the equipment from her dance school to the University College of the Cayman Islands’ dance programme.
Water Authority – Cayman is pleased to announce D’Vonte Joseph as this year’s recipient of the Authority’s Annual Scholarship. Mr Joseph will begin his studies in Chemical Engineering at the University of Leeds this fall.
The Water Authority’s Laboratory scope has been expanded to include Legionella pneumophila by the Idexx’s enzyme substrate method, following an annual review by the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA).
The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (OfReg) would like to inform the public that, we were notified of a widely circulating ‘Phishing Email’ campaign targeted at both the public and private sectors across the Cayman Islands.
“It is clear that as the Premier is coming to the end of his term that he has lost sight of what is important. I want to use this opportunity to remind him that we are here to make people's lives better,” Mr McLean said in a statement on Wednesday.