Cayman’s mosquito problem has always increased around this time of year when the beginning of rainy season starts the breeding cycle, but anyone currently undertaking outdoor activity, especially in the morning and early evening, will know this year’s suffering seems worse than ever.
Noting that it’s now been two weeks since all curfews have been ended under the current Level 2 COVID Suppression, the government on Friday prepared Cayman for phase two which comes into effect this weekend.
The Red Bay Primary virtual school-leaving ceremony held on ZOOM in June, for the 72 members of the school’s Year 6 class, highlighted the students varied accomplishments. In her welcome, Principal Dr. Vickie Frederick urged students to continue to strive amidst hurdles.
A Venezuelan financial guru is helping the US authorities after helping laundering billions of dollars out of the economy which led to its economy collapsing.
It was just another normal evening for Charlie Adams and his friend, John, at Cayman tennis club. That is, until Mr. Adams sensed something going badly wrong: “I picked up a ball, and I thought ‘That’s strange I feel a bit light-headed.’ I got down on my hands and knees....
John Jefferson Sr. 1927 to 2020, passed away on Saturday 12 December, aged 93. He was a former MLA, pastor, and chef, and was influential into building the Cayman Islands, both materially and spiritually.
Following in the footsteps of Lacovia’s owners, the owners of Aqua Bay Club on Seven Mile Beach have agreed to tear down the existing structure of their condominiums and rebuild a brand-new building, to be renamed Aqua Bay.
A multi-agency team led by the Department of Health Regulatory Services (DHRS) has reached out to local registered healthcare facilities concerning the issue of medical waste found on beaches in Grand Cayman.
Member of Parliament for Newlands Alva Suckoo was officially nominated on Monday, 1 March as an Independent candidate for re-election in the Cayman Islands General Elections slated for 14 April 2021.
This weekend’s visitors to the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park were greeted with an array of colourful blooms at the Orchid Show and Sale organised by the Park in association with the Cayman Islands Orchid Society.