Topic: Dart group
Milestone reached for new Camana Bay health and wellness centre
The creators of a purpose-built, high-tech health and wellness centre marked a milestone with a topping out ceremony at the new building.
Cayman Food Bank appeals for public to dig deep for Christmas
Cayman's lifeline for struggling families has issued a Christmas appeal for people to donate food and cash to help those less fortunate than themselves over the holiday season
Privy Council rules for Britannia homeowners
The UK’s highest appellate court, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, has ruled in favour of Britannia Villas homeowners, confirming their long-disputed right to access recreational facilities at the former Hyatt Regency Grand Cayman resort.
Planning board to consider new football pitches this week
The Central Planning Authority this week is set to consider planning applications for three new football pitches in Grand Cayman.
Business in brief: Dart Interests LLC, Ogier
Dart Interests LLC has bought Fort Worth’s Central Library building for $18 million.
Hundreds attend Dart hospitality job fair
Job seekers, armed with resumes in hand, turned out in their numbers for a Dart organized hospitality industry career fair Saturday morning to fill vacancies at three of its hotels.
Dart: Landfill remediation begins this month
Remediation of the George Town landfill is expected to begin this month, the Dart group has announced.
Dart considers parking lot sale for port
The Dart group has confirmed it is in talks to sell a plot of land in George Town for the port project should the development get the people’s blessing in a referendum later this year.
EDITORIAL – A sustainable future for Cayman Brac
For all Grand Cayman’s explosive growth over the past few decades, the Sister Islands have remained relatively unchanged. Whether that is desirable is an open question, as the Compass’ fascinating overview of Cayman Brac, published last Friday, clearly shows.
DoE receives objections about Barkers plan
An application to remove some 180,000 square feet of sea grass to create a swimming beach for cruise ship tourists off Barkers peninsula received more than 100 written objections from members of the public, according to the Department of Environment.
EDITORIAL: The landfill saga continues – seemingly without end
The long wait continues, despite last year’s selection of a Dart group-led consortium to build and operate what officials like to call an “Integrated Solid Waste Management System” (or “ISWMS”) but what we’ll refer to as a “new landfill.”
Dart launches first Camana Bay community for home buyers
The Dart group has begun marketing its first for-sale residential development within Camana Bay, a 124-home community named OLEA.
Dart plans to reopen Seven Mile Beach hotel
The Dart group plans to reopen the Beach Suites as an unbranded “boutique hotel” before the end of the year.
Dart makes new tunnel extension bid
The Dart group has submitted a new application to extend the length of the tunnel it is building on West Bay Road.
EDITORIAL – Mount Trashmore: Good news, goodbye and good riddance!
After years of anxiety (and for this newspaper, reporting and editorializing) over what the Cayman Islands is going to do about the hulking health hazard known as the George Town landfill, residents can finally rest easy: The government has reached an agreement with the Dart Group.
Lumbering down the highway
Workers undertake some emergency trimming to ensure the large tree they are transporting for landscaping can pass safely through the Dart Group’s underpass on the Esterley Tibbetts Highway.
Old Hyatt going down in flames
Firefighters battled for more than an hour Tuesday evening to extinguish a blaze on the upper floor of the derelict Hyatt hotel. Thick black smoke could be seen pouring from the roof of the building and across the skyline.
EDITORIAL – A banner year for tourism in Cayman
The Cayman Islands are shining like a newly polished ornament. Holiday lights are shimmering, our white beach sand glitters in the sunshine like freshly fallen snow (almost), and everywhere, it seems, is decked out in the trappings of the season.
EDITORIAL – We’re inspired by ‘Minds Inspired’
It is with tremendous satisfaction that we celebrate the academic achievements of our brightest, most-talented and hardest-working children.
Bridge to Festival Green on track
Construction is well under way on a bridge that will accommodate pedestrian and vehicle access from Camana Bay’s Town Centre to Festival Green, the site of a tennis court and helipad and the location of various events, such as the Taste of Cayman.
Dart to conserve Little Cayman forest
A large piece of forest land on Little Cayman bought by the Dart Group in March will be held undeveloped for conservation purposes, with the possibility of creating a hiking trail open to the public, according to the company.
Dart buys Little Cayman resort
The Dart group has confirmed that it is purchasing the Paradise Villas resort and Hungry Iguana restaurant on Little Cayman.
