8 body parts that might seem useless but actually have interesting functions
By Michelle Starr,Science Alert From Business Insider There’s very little in our anatomy that has — or had — no purpose whatsoever. While there are a few things that might seem useless now, they exist because our ancestors once needed…
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Caribbean Teachers Union Conference opens
From Bernews “Education is the key to democracy and economic development,” according to Fred Van Leeuwen, a former General Secretary of Education International, who was speaking at the opening of the Caribbean Union of Teachers [CUT] conference being hosted on the…
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Cayman Islands’ John Bodden hands McKendree verbal commitment
From Swimming World NEW COMMIT: Hailing from the Cayman Islands, John Bodden has recently given a verbal commitment to swim for McKendree University starting in the fall of 2018. Bodden swims for the Stingray Swim Club and is a member of the Cayman…
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St. Maarten: TEATT Ministry commends the Caribbean Cinemas on Megaplex 7 reopening
From Government of Sint Maarten Economic Affairs Minister Stuart Johnson has lauded the grand reopening of the Caribbean Cinemas Megaplex 7 in St. Maarten a “much needed economic activity generator for our economy.” In a press release issued Wednesday, July…
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Caribbean youth want improved decision making – Mitchell
From Jamaica Gleaner Prime Minister of Grenada Dr Keith Mitchell says Caribbean youth want to see improved decision-making from their leaders. This, he argues, will boost their interest in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). “I think we have to have more…
Inaugural Student Volunteer Fair attracts big crowds in Cayman Islands
GRAND CAYMAN (GIS) – More than 700 students from six high schools attended the Cayman Islands’ first-ever Student Volunteer Fair at the John Gray High School Gymnasium on Friday, 22 June 2018. Organised by the Youth Services Unit (YSU) of…
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Football (Soccer) matches – Internet forecasting
Forecasting (Betting) on Football Matches Football is one of the most popular games. Every day hundreds of matches are played in the world, and now you can learn their results and place a bet at our Internet portal. The line…
Tips on home exterior painting
From All County Exteriors If you are needing a simple yet noticeable makeover for your home exterior, painting it a new color is the key. Moreover, a good exterior painting job will extend the life of your siding and trim…
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St Matthew’s University donates funds to the Cayman Islands Heart Fund
The Cayman Heart Fund (CHF) recently received a generous donation from St. Matthews University. The University offers CPR and BLS classes through-out the year and a portion of the funds collected are donated to the CHF supporting their work in…
Cayman Islands: Live Summer Camps at Camana Bay
Further to our e-mail detailing our summer sports camp programme, please note we have just learned that US-based basketball player Gary Harris is unable to attend the Camana Bay Basketball Camp due to a recent request by the NBA. We…
