African, Afro-Caribbean and African American photographs and ephemera collection
Brandeis Special Collections Spotlight A closer look at items from the treasure trove of The Robert D. Farber University Archives and special collections at Brandeis University The African, Afro-Caribbean and African American Photographs and Ephemera Collection held by the Robert…
CITA supports the National Tourism Law
The Cayman Island Tourism Association [CITA] reaffirms its support for the National Conservation Law. “Protecting the environment” is one of the top tourism priorities set by the Association’s Board of Directors for 2013. The Cayman Islands tourism product has benefited…
Sea life sanctuary turns the tide
Sandals Foundation helps to save Jamaica’s Fishing Industry Supported and trained by the Sandals Foundation in partnership with the government of Jamaica, a group of local fishermen have taken on a new role as sea wardens who patrol designated fish…
Bachelors in Grand Cayman
From Westin Cayman Blog From rolling waves to tropical drinks, we’ve got all the components for a wild weekend with your buddies in Westin Grand Cayman! Vegas is overdone, Miami weather is unpredictable—so why not take a step outside that…
Meeting dates set Sickle Cell support & Brac conservation
Sickle Cell Support Meeting Tue Dec 10 The Public Health Department wishes to advise everyone that the next Sickle Cell Support Group meeting will be on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 at 7:30 p.m. at George Town Hospital’s Public Health Waiting…
Energy efficient commercial property in Cayman attracting world interest
Cayman Technology Centre is attracting industry leaders and innovators in the business community with its secure, energy efficient and state-of-the-art facilities, making it a preferred business destination in Cayman. This prestigious commercial property consists of four, two-storey buildings. Distinctive architecture,…
Concerns at West Bay Conservation Meeting
While there were less than 20 attendees at West Bay’s public meeting on the proposed National Conservation Law, those present represented the past 60 years of working in the areas such as scuba diving, transport, commerce and land-based tourism attractions….
Crowley: 2 LNG-powered ships for PR
By Kevin Mead From Caribbean Business Crowley has ordered two larger, faster and environmentally-friendly liquefied natural gas (LNG)-powered ships for the Puerto Rico trade as shipping companies increasingly go greener to help them stay in the black. Jacksonville-based has contracted…
Double the rate of methane release from Arctic seafloor
By Kukil Bora Double the rate of methane release from Arctic seafloor creates fear of new ‘climate-change-driven factor’ The Arctic seafloor off the coast of Northern Siberia is releasing more than double the amount of methane as previously estimated, a…
NOAA: Slow Atlantic hurricane season coming to a close
No major hurricanes formed in the Atlantic basin – first time since 1994 November 25, 2013 PHOTO: GOES East satellite tracks Subtropical Storm Melissa, the last storm of the season. (Credit: NOAA) The 2013 Atlantic hurricane season, which officially ends…
