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Model Selita Ebanks debuts her new swimsuit line

Selita Ebanks rose to fame rocking beachwear for Victoria’s Secret and Sports Illustrated. Now she has designed her own swimwear line. The model gives a peek at Sass by Selita Wednesday night on BET’s “Rip the Runway” fashion show, which…

Live Studio Night fever

Members of the Cayman Islands National Gallery are welcome to “drop in” and paint a real live model on Thursday evenings during the new Live Studio Nights.  The new sessions take place at the National Gallery Education Centre at their…

Rotary Club Blood Tests

Rotary Central hosted a free island-wide diabetes screening day at eight different locations throughout Grand Cayman including Fosters Republix, store Cost U Less, A. L. Thompson’s ( New Location added this year), Foster’s Strand, Kirk Supermarket, Hurley’s, Foster’s Airport &…

Commonwealth Day at GTPS

George Town Primary School celebrated Commonwealth Day in traditional style, with students making elaborate and colourful displays of British Commonwealth countries. Some of the kids actually dressed for the occasion in the national costumes of the countries they had studied….

CERT-ain what to do in an emergency?

CERT stands for Community Emergency Response Team. It’s when members from a local community decide to get together so that they’re better prepared for a disaster such as a hurricane or earthquake. For anybody who was here during Hurricane Ivan,…

UCCI hosts first ever honours convocation

Some 110 students of the University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) were recognised at the institution’s first ever Honours Convocation last Saturday, March 10, 2012 at the UCCI Sir Vassel Johnson Hall. Shining examples of academic excellence, the honorees…

How does GT Primary’s garden grow?

Kids love growing vegetables at George Town Primary’s very own vegetable garden. They plant the seeds, water, and then watch as the vegetables get bigger and bigger – not forgetting to weed, of course –before they wash the vegetables and…

Chwasts share their store of love, determination, autism and art

When her autistic son turned twenty, a vocational counsellor told Debra Chwast that Seth was unsuited for anything more challenging than janitorial work. He could not cross the street alone—or even be left at home alone—or have a conversation. But…

Youth shine in Parliament

Youth Parliamentarians participated in a core democratic activity when they established their presence in the Legislative Assembly today (Monday, 12 March). Debating two motions, one each by the Government and Opposition benches, also helped the 21 students from local high…

Early childhood celebration evening

Children retain more at an early age than at any other time period in their education.  As a result of this, the Ministry of Education, Training and Employment has emphasised the need for all children to have a strong foundation…