Persons of all ages are invited to participate in this year’s Chamber of Commerce Earth Day cleanup which takes place on Saturday, 22 April. Registration is free and the first 2,000 people who register online will receive a custom designed T-shirt and a reusable tote bag while supplies last.
The Public Lands Commission (PLC) has released guidelines and answers to questions related to camping, bonfires and barbequing ahead of the 2023 Easter Public Holidays which officially begins on Good Friday, 7 April 2023.
Inspire Cayman training celebrated the achievement of 27 Caymanians in fine style at the Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort on Saturday 25 March, with the theme, ‘Inspiring Hope.’
Shortly before 8:40PM on Monday, 3 April, officers responded to a report of a robbery in the vicinity of Party Lane in Prospect. It was reported that a bus driver had picked up three male passengers in Bodden Town and was travelling eastbound along Shamrock Road
Living faith and belief in contemporary society was the topic under discussion at a recent Zoom! seminar presented by the Rt. Rev. Kevin Donlon and put on by the Centre for Theological Leadership and Training (CTLT).
This year’s Earth/International Costal Cleanup Day is hosted in conjunction with the Chamber of Commerce Cayman CLEAN Campaign. Get your team together and join us for a community event dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of our islands, in support of a cleaner, greener environment.
Cayman Islands sports took an important step forward at the beginning of this month, when the National Sports Commission held its first official meeting on Monday 3 April 2023 at Government Administration Building.
The Cayman Islands has been given priority consideration for storm surge modelling under a United States Agency for International Development (USAID) programme to advance early warnings of storm surges and strengthen preparedness across the Caribbean.
Just before 7:30PM, on Thursday 21 April, police responded to the Cayman Islands Hospital where it was reported that a patient was being aggressive and disruptive.
The entire country must have been somewhat surprised that Premier Wayne Panton, on Friday, April 21st, appointed the MP for West Bay West, Mr McKeeva Bush, to the Public Accounts Committee, or PAC.