Little Cayman gears up for Agriculture Show
Deputy Premier and Minister responsible for Agriculture Hon Juliana O’Connor-Connolly is delighted to support Little Cayman’s 2nd Annual Agriculture Show and by all account residents are looking forward to the event which will be held on Saturday, 24 March at…
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….
HIGH SCHOOL FIASCO
July hearing to examine construction As the Minister for Education seeks to blame contractors and his predecessors for the $100 million high school fiasco, Rolston Anglin is likely to see defence evidence by architects and surveyors that could vindicate the…
Digicel spreads the word on local number portability
Digicel made the day start out a little sweeter by surprising local radio stations with cakes bearing the message “Keep Your Number. Move to The Bigger, Better Network. Available Now.” The cakes were a fun way to announce that Number…
Daren Cato blasts first century
Esso Cubs vs Oneness Is this a sign of the changing of the guards? Young Caymanians are stepping up to the plate as the senior players pass the baton on to the up and coming stars. Daren Cato (pictured) recorded…
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…
LA approves multi-million dollar schools’ boost
Legislators yesterday approved a $14.5 million budget boost to complete Cayman’s two new high schools, now projected to cost nearly $100 million each. In a morning meeting of the Legislative Assembly’s Finance Committee, Premier McKeeva Bush sought nearly $50 million…
Swimming and splashing at Governor’s Beach
More than 130 swimmers of all ages and abilities flocked to the Governor’s Beach for the second in Camana Bay Aquatic Club (CBAC)’s three family-friendly open water events. “The series has been great for everyone,” says CBAC Associate Head Coach…
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…
