Power lines block roadway in East End
High winds took down power lines in East End, obstructing the roadway and forcing police to close parts of Seaview Road near High Rock Road. The power lines were still live as of 10 a.m. Saturday and the area was considered unsafe, the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service said.
Tribe Tattoo and Burger Shack lift trophies to close flag season
The 2018 Burger King Co-ed League closed off its season Friday, May 18, with the eight remaining teams battling for a chance to win the trophies.
Special Olympics seeks volunteers
Special Olympics Cayman Islands is seeking volunteers to help with its National Games, the week of June 4.
345 FC B claim Boys Under 11 title
A football first occurred Saturday at the Annex field as league newcomers 345 FC B claimed the Cayman Islands Football Association Boys Under 11 title with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Future SC.
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