Cayman: Traffic Advisory: Partial Road Closure for Telecom Utilities Work, 11 June
The RCIPS is advising the public of the following partial road closure taking place to facilitate trenching works associated with telecom utilities whichcommenced 8:00PM Friday 10 June, and will conclude 8:00PM Sunday 12 June. Albert Panton Street, from the courthouse entrance…
Road Closures for Pirates Week, 7-12 November
From RCIPS The RCIPS is informing the public of the following road closures taking place next week in order to facilitate the Pirates Week festivities, and additional closures to facilitate the Remembrance Sunday Ceremony on 12 November: Wednesday, 7 November…
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Cayman Islands Batabano Food Festival spices up with Saxon
As the Culinary Capital of the Caribbean, it was fitting that Cayman’s national carnival, Batabano, had a Food Festival that delighted the senses. This year, as the Batabano Food Festival saw a record 27 vendors registered, local insurance company, Saxon,…
Cayman Islands: Man arrested and charged with Theft after being apprehended by off-duty officer and members of the public
From RCIPS Shortly after 2:40PM on Tuesday, 10 April, officers responded to a report of a theft at a jewelry store on Cardinal Avenue, George Town. A man had taken a piece of jewelry and then fled from the store…
Wounding in Central George Town early Saturday morning, 3 December
From RCIPS Wounding in Central George Town Early Saturday morning, 3 December Just past 2AM last Saturday, 3 December, officers responded to a report of an attack on Cardinal Avenue in central George Town in the vicinity of where the…
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A Taste of Jamaica in CAYMAN
From Jamaica Observer Early rains did not damper Independence celebrations in the Cayman Islands last week Friday. What it did was cool things down considerably, allowing patrons dressed for the most part in black, green and gold — the Jamaican…
