The recruitment drive for the next Miss Cayman Islands Universe was officially launched last weekend with a special ‘Meet & Greet’ event at The Wharf. Potential contestants joined committee members for an informative yet casual evening.
The ruling PACT (People-driven, Accountable, Competent and Transparent) coalition on Wednesday announced a revised package of measures easing the current arrival restrictions.
Cayman put on a grand display of colour, pomp and pageantry against a backdrop of marvellous bank holiday weather as the jurisdiction paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II celebrating the monarch’s 95th birthday and her 69th year on the throne.
The way things are going - or not going - traffic at the notorious Hurley’s Roundabout will soon grind to halt, quite literally, unless something radical is done before the already over-congested intersection becomes deadlocked in gridlock.
Former Cayman Islands Crisis Centre Chair and board member Denise Powers is aiming to raise funds and increase awareness for the empowerment of women through an impressive walk early next year, undertaking the massive Pacific Crest Trail in America.
Operation Quaker continues to target drunk driving and speeding island wide. Last weekend the focus was on Sunday brunch events and saw 54 speeding tickets issued and officers arresting 9 persons for driving under the influence
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce looks certain to be the one to beat for women’s gold in the sprints at the Tokyo Olympics later this month.
Dear Prime Minister, It is with an understanding of what personal grief is, that I write to you on behalf of the Representatives and the Parliament of the Cayman Islands, to extend deep and heartfelt sympathies on the untimely passing of your dear brother, Warren Mottley.
The Premier Hon. G. Wayne Panton has this morning requested His Excellency the Governor Martyn Roper to invite all Members of Parliament to an emergency meeting to be briefed by Police Commissioner Derek Byrne on the recent spate of shootings on Grand Cayman.
During his address at the Chamber of Commerce’s Legislative Luncheon at the Kimpton Seafire last week, Premier Wayne Panton reiterated what the PACT government stood for: People-driven – Accountable – Competent – Transparent, and said that transparency would be key to regaining the public’s....