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Rotary Clubs of Grand Cayman join forces to launch Share the Road campaign
The Rotary Clubs of Grand Cayman have come together to launch a national road safety campaign entitled ‘Share the Road,’ aimed at encouraging road users to have respect for one another while on Cayman’s roads.
“All three clubs recognised the national importance of this campaign, and have therefore combined forces to ensure that its messaging is prominent, widespread and effective,” Dawn Cummings, Immediate Past President of Rotary Club of Grand Cayman Sunrise said. “Too many members of our clubs have had personal negative experiences on the road, or know family members or friends who have.”
The campaign has also drawn the support of the Ministry for Commerce, Planning and Infrastructure, the Governor’s Office, the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service and the National Roads Authority.
“Traffic offences in Cayman rose by 26% in 2016, with a total of 6,463 traffic related incidents reported last year and 6 fatalities on our roads, all large numbers for a small island like ours. But no matter the numbers, every death on our roads is one too many,” Ms Cummings said.
“Cayman prides itself on expressing kindness and showing mutual respect between ourselves and others and this sense of mutual respect should extend to our roads too,” Justin Bodden, President of Rotary Club of Grand Cayman said. “We celebrate being a multi-national, multi-cultural country. We are a varied group of different people from different backgrounds and with different road experiences and we all need to join forces to drive down the number of road traumas and accidents on Cayman roads.”
The campaign messaging will target all road users, including cyclists, pedestrians, drivers and motorcyclists, and will provide them with ways to keep themselves and others safe on the road. Presentations will also be given at schools and other community groups, and the RCIPS will assist with spreading the message to people as they are out on the road.
“A lot of the time road safety campaigns are only geared towards drivers, and don’t include or address other road users,” Mr Bodden said. “Share the Road aims to show that every road user has a part to play in keeping our roads safe, even if they are not in a motor vehicle.”
“It is so encouraging to have the support of key stakeholders in all aspects of road regulation. From those that are responsible for the planning, development and maintenance of our roads, to those that enforce the law and conduct vehicle inspections for roadworthiness, all the way through to those who are in charge of licensing and road signage, we are all joining forces to achieve better outcomes for all road users,” Khalesiah Barboram, Community Service Director of Rotary Central Cayman Islands said.
“With proper implementation and education, incidents could be significantly reduced, lives could be saved and Cayman could become a far less dangerous place to navigate,” Dr John Lee, Rotarian of The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman Sunrise said. “This campaign aims to bring road users together and acknowledge the responsibility that comes with using Cayman’s roads.”
Picture caption: (L-R) Traffic Inspector Ian Yearwood, RCIPS, Deputy Commissioner Kurt Walton, RCIPS, Hon. Joseph Hew, Minister of Commerce Planning and Infrastructure, Matthew Forbes, Head of the Governor’s Office, Dawn Cummings, Immediate Past President of The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman Sunrise, Deirdre McFarlane, President 2017-2018 of The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman Sunrise, Susie Bodden, Incoming President of Rotary Central Cayman Islands, Rotarian Chris Bailey, Justin Bodden, President of The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman.
About Share the Road:
Created by Rotary, the Share the Road campaign educates road users on ways they can keep themselves and others safe on the road, as well as encouraging them to be respectful of each other while traveling around Cayman. Share the Road is also sponsored by Tower and Pinnacle Media.
More information or to get involved:
For more information, head to sharetheroad.ky, or follow Share the Road on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.
Hand, foot and mouth disease back in Cayman Islands
From bobFM
A common childhood illness is making the rounds once again in Cayman. Hand, foot and mouth disease is a viral illness that usually affects infants and kids under five years of age. It usually starts with a fever, but symptoms can also include painful mouth sores, and a skin rash on the hands and feet. The telltale signs of hand, foot and mouth – the sores and blisters – are certainly unpleasant and can cause alarm for parents, but the reality is that hand foot and mouth is usually a minor illness, that in most cases will clear up in a week to ten days. Dr. Christine Chen of TrinCay Medical Services told Cayman 27 it can be contagious even after the symptoms go away.
For more and audio: https://www.bobfm.ky/news/hand-foot-and-mouth-disease-going-around-in-cayman
CONCACAF Statement re Chuck Blazer death
CONCACAF has learned of the passing of former General Secretary Mr. Chuck Blazer. We extend our sympathies and condolences to his family and loved ones.
The number of illustrations in storybooks influences children’s word learning
From Medical Xpress
IMAGE: Credit: Wikipedia/CC
New research shows that the number of illustrations presented in a storybook can influence preschool children’s ability to learn words from shared reading.
The study of 3.5-year-olds shows that children learn significantly fewer words from storybooks with double page illustrations compared with story books with single spreads; however, this effect can be removed if the person reading the book to the child gestures to the appropriate page when reading.
The findings may help shape future storybook research design and provide a stark reminder that less is sometimes more.
“Preschool children love hearing stories, but because they do not yet read themselves, they sometimes don’t know where to look. As this study shows, it’s important to guide children with pointing and gestures if we want to use storybooks to help children learn words,” said Dr. Jessica Horst, co-author of the Infant and Child Development study.
Explore further: Picture overload hinders children’s word learning from storybooks
More information: Infant and Child Development, DOI: 10.1002/icd.2047/full
Provided by: Wiley
Former Cayman Islands MLA receives international honour
Lucille Seymour, former MLA and Founder and President of the Cayman Islands Netball Association, has been the 2017 INF Service Award,
Seymour has been associated with netball for over 60 years as a player, coach and administrator.
A citation from the INF read:
“Lucille has been an administrator of netball since 1968 and has made many firsts for the Cayman Islands. She became its president in 1983. She was instrumental in leading the national team to Australia in 1991 and then England in 1995, New Zealand in 1999, Jamaica in 2003, and Canada in 2013,
“Additionally, she has led the under 16 netball to the Jean-Pierre Championships from its inception and the under 21 team to Scotland. She was the leader and delegate of Cayman netball to many Caribbean Championships,”
Cayman Islands: Closure of Silver Oaks Roundabout
Motorists are advised that Crewe Road’s west-bound lane at the Silver Oaks roundabout will be closed on Saturday, 15 July 2017 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The closure is to allow roadworks to take place along Crewe Road. The east-bound lane will remain open.
Cayman Islands: Stolen Honda Civic from 28 June found Stripped on 11 July
Police received a report of a vehicle parked at a residential area in Bodden Town, yesterday 11 July, that was stripped down.
On inspection of this vehicle, it was discovered to be the silver Honda Civic Reg#130-249, which was stolen from Keturah Street, George Town on 28 June.
The owner of the vehicle was notified of the discovery of his vehicle and its condition.
The vehicle was wrecked to the Bodden Town Police Station where it has been forensically examined.
Engine Issues Prompted Emergency Landing of Caribbean Airline Flight
By Rehani Isidore From St Lucia Online
A Caribbean Airlines flight was forced to land at the Hewanorra International Airport [HIA] in Vieux-Fort on Sunday July 9.
According to HIA sources, the pilot reported an engine fire before requesting clearance to activate emergency landing procedures.
The flight, carrying more than 60 passengers, landed safely on the HIA tarmac shortly after 3 pm.
First responders at HIA were alerted and responded promptly to the emergency. No injuries were reported.
Currently, the St. Jude Hospital, the primary healthcare facility in the south has been housed at the George Odlum Stadium since the original building was destroyed by fire in September 2009.
To date, conditions at the makeshift medical facility have deteriorated significantly raising questions about the capacity to manage large-scale medical emergencies.
For more: https://htsstlucia.org/engine-issues-prompted-emergency-landing-caribbean-airline-flight/
Cayman Islands course on mould assessment remediation & control
Cayman Islands: RCIPS to display suspected stolen goods on Sunday, 16 July, at Elizabethan Square
During a recent search warrant operation, RCIPS officers confiscated a large amount of suspected stolen goods. The man arrested in the matter has been charged with Handling Stolen Goods and remanded to custody. However, detectives continue to try to determine the ownership of the property confiscated during the warrant.
In order to correctly identify ownership of the seized items, the RCIPS is arranging for members of the public who have had goods stolen from them during a theft or burglary to view the items this Sunday, 16 July in the Amerigo Building at Elizabethan Square on Shedden Road in Central George Town, from 10AM – 3PM.
Those who come to the viewing will need to bring some proof of ownership with them, in the form of a receipt or certificate of ownership along with the serial number of the item, or, in the case of several electronic items such as mobile phones or laptops, a password to unlock the device.
Items will not be returned to members of the public on the same day; certain processes need to be completed before items are returned. However, providing some proof of ownership as described will set those processes in motion.
Person with stolen items that are having trouble locating their information may try getting the serial number for the item(s) you purchased from the store of purchase. The detectives in charge also stated that if you can clarify any specific marking or damage that would be unique to your item(s), this would also be helpful.
A description of the type of items that will be displayed is as follows:
Laptops
Mobile phones
Watches
Televisions
Turntables – musical equipment
Construction Equipment – power tools etc.
Cayman Islands: Update on Missing Boaters Chadwick Bodden and Edward Henricks-Hydes
From RCIPS Tue July 11 2017
The two men Chadwick Bodden and Edward Henricks-Hydes still remain missing at this time.
Enquiries are ongoing to trace and locate the men and a number of enquiries are being followed up. The police are in regular communications with the families about the investigation.
We would like to thank the public for their information received thus far but would ask them to kindly refrain from passing on any information directly to family members of those missing without contacting the RCIPS first.
There have been occasions recently where I am sure good intentions were meant, however the nature of the information only caused further anxiety among the families of those missing.
Caribbean Airlines plane makes emergency landing in Vieux Fort
From St Lucia Times
A Caribbean Airlines flight made an emergency landing at the Hewanorra International Airport Sunday [9].
The pilot informed airport officials of an engine fire around eight minutes away from Vieux Fort, sources say.
Emergency services in the area were placed on alert as the plane approached the airport.
The plane landed safely shortly after 3:00PM. It was met by emergency services, including fire trucks and ambulances.
St Jude Hospital confirmed it was notified of the emergency and immediately activated the necessary protocols to deal with a mass casualty situation.
None of the 68 passengers on board were reportedly injured. The plane’s intended destination and point of origin are unclear.
St Lucia Times has contacted Caribbean Airlines headquarters in Trinidad for comment.
For more: https://stluciatimes.com/2017/07/10/caribbean-airlines-plane-makes-emergency-landing-in-vieux-fort
New Royal Caribbean Video
Royal Caribbean have just notified us they have a new video that launched moments ago, “Pleasing Palates from Around The World: Crafting Royal Caribbean’s Main Dining Room Menu.” When it comes to dining, while guests’ appetites and tastes differ, their expectations remain the same– fresh, delicious and authentic cuisine. Every aspect of the ships’ main dining rooms, from the menu to the atmosphere to the service, sets the table for an unforgettable experience.
View Video Here: https://www.royalcaribbeanpresscenter.com/video/924/pleasing-palates-from-around-the-world-crafting-royal-caribbeans-main-dining-room-menu/
Let us know what you think
Universe may hold 10 times more galaxies than once thought
By Jon Fingas From engadget
The observable universe was already incomprehensibly big, but it now looks to be even bigger. Astronomers have determined that are likely about 10 times more galaxies than previously thought, or between 1 trillion to 2 trillion. We just don’t have the technology (or physical proximity) to detect them all, according to the researchers. They reached the conclusion after converting Hubble Deep Field images into 3D to study the number of galaxies at a given point in the universe’s history, and using mathematical models to infer the possibility of galaxies that we haven’t spotted. Simply speaking, the volume of galaxies seen over time doesn’t make sense unless there are many we aren’t aware of.
Why don’t we see them? It may be a combination of our limited technology with the evolution of the universe itself. We can only do so much to account for redshifting (the light effect as objects move further away) and interference like cosmic gas, and that’s before accounting for the ever-changing nature of the cosmos. At least the data may help answer a key riddle. The shrinking number of galaxies supports the theory that galactic mergers are shaping the universe, radically reducing the overall galaxy count as more and more collisions take place.
It could be a long while before it’s possible to directly verify these calculations. There may need to be a dramatic improvement in telescope technology. And remember, even the 2 trillion figure likely doesn’t represent the whole universe. The very nature of light limits our ability to see the whole of existence — it’s possible that there are many, many more galaxies lurking out of range.
For more: https://www.engadget.com/2016/10/16/universe-may-hold-10-times-more-galaxies/
Cayman Islands: Boating Incident in North Sound , 8 July
On 8 July, just after 9pm, the police responded to a 9-1-1 Communications report, stating that a vessel had ran aground on iron shore in the Vista Del Mar area.
Uniform officers attended the location with the assistance of the Police Helicopter. Four persons were on board the vessel. The Captain of the boat sustained what is said to be non-life threatening facial injuries and has been flown off island for surgery.
The first mate and other occupants also sustained injuries. They were all taken to the George Town Hospital, treated and later released.
The boat is said to have received extensive damages. The matter is currently being investigated by the Joint Marine Unit.
Anyone with information about this incident is encouraged to call Joint Marine Unit at 649-7710. Anonymous tips can be provided directly to the RCIPS via our Confidential Tip Line at 949-7777 or via the Miami-based call centre of Crime Stoppers at 800-8477(TIPS), or online at the link: https://www.tipsubmit.com/WebTips.aspx?AgencyID=681
SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Goldberg Law PC Announces an Investigation of ZTO Express (Cayman) Inc.
July 10, 2017 02:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time
LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Goldberg Law PC, a national shareholder rights litigation firm, announces that it is investigating claims on behalf of investors of ZTO Express (Cayman) Inc. (“ZTO” or the “Company”) (NYSE: ZTO).
If you purchased or otherwise acquired ZTO shares, and would like more information about the investigation, we encourage you to contact Michael Goldberg or Brian Schall, of Goldberg Law PC, 1999 Avenue of the Stars Suite 1100, Los Angeles, CA 90067, at 800-977-7401, to discuss your rights without cost to you.
You can also reach us through the firm’s website at http://www.Goldberglawpc.com, or by email at [email protected].
The investigation focuses on whether ZTO and certain of its officers and/or directors violated federal securities laws. On October 27, 2016, the Company conducted a public offering of 72,100,000 American Depository Shares (“ADSs”) at a price of $19.50 per share, raising $1.4 billion (the “Offering”). ZTO’s registration statement and prospectus filed with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission in support of the Offering emphasized its strong operating leverage, superior profitability, and rapid growth, but failed to disclose that it was improperly inflating its stated profit margins far above industry norms by keeping low-margin segments of its business out of its financial statements. Since the Offering, ZTO’s ADS price has fallen approximately 25%.
If you have any questions concerning your legal rights, please immediately contact Goldberg Law PC at 800-977-7401, or visit our website at http://www.Goldberglawpc.com, or email us at [email protected].
Goldberg Law PC represents investors around the world, and specializes in securities class action lawsuits and shareholder rights litigation.
This press release may be considered Attorney Advertising in some jurisdictions under the applicable law and rules of ethics.
Contacts
Goldberg Law PC, Los Angeles
Michael Goldberg, Esq., 800-977-7401
Brian Schall, Esq., 800-977-7401
Bangkok Property Co. Sued For $35M Bond Repayment Failure
Law360, London (July 10, 2017, 6:32 PM BST) — A Cayman Islands-registered unit of a major Thai property development company is being chased in the English courts by investors still on the hunt for what they allege is $35 million owed on bonds that matured in 2003 and were never repaid.
Bangkok Land’s Cayman unit issued $150 million in bonds in October 1993. Although there were a number of bond repurchases and cancellations, some $16.9 million of the bonds remain outstanding, according to documents filed on June 8 in London’s High Court…
Cayman Islands Needs Assessment Unit closure
The Needs Assessment Unit (NAU) will be closed for a one-day staff training session on Friday, 21 July 2017.
Please note that it will reopen on Monday, 24 July at 8.30 a.m. The Unit apologies for any inconvenience this might cause.
Boat with 13 on board disappears Caribbean off Nicaragua: Official
AFP from Zee News India
A fishing boat with 13 people on board has disappeared in the Caribbean off Nicaragua, authorities said Tuesday (4).
Managua: A fishing boat with 13 people on board has disappeared in the Caribbean off Nicaragua, authorities said Tuesday.
The Miss Johana Betsy set off on June 29 from the Corn Islands, a Nicaraguan territory, Edward Jackson of the country`s fisheries authority was quoted as saying by state media.
They said the navy and four fishing boats were preparing to start searching for the vessel.
In January 2016, 13 Costa Rican tourists died when a passenger vessel sank off the Corn Islands.
In July 2016, authorities rescued 61 people from a fishing boat that sank in Nicaraguan waters in the Caribbean.
Cayman Islands police find firearms during a search at a West Bay residence
Thursday 6 July, just after 7:30pm, police carried out a search operation at a residence in West Bay.
During the search of the residence, occupied by a 40-year-old man from West Bay, officers found and recovered 4 weapons, a large amount of ganja, and a large amount of cash in CID and USD.
Of the weapons recovered, there were two (2) air pistols, one (1) revolver handgun, and one (1) semi –automatic handgun and several rounds of ammunition.
The 40-year-old man was arrested by officers on a number of firearm and drug offences.
The man is currently in police custody as the investigation progresses.
Appeals court panel rejects Hanes Caribe request
From Winsom-Salem Journal
A three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday denied the request of a wholly owned subsidiary of Hanesbrands Inc., Hanes Caribe Inc., to reconsider its ruling on a sourcing contract that spanned from 2008 to 2013.
On June 5, the court denied Hanes Caribe’s request that a $36.3 million contract dispute be heard in the United States instead of Haiti, upholding a lower court’s June 16 ruling that “personal jurisdiction” over Global Manufacturers and Contractors SA didn’t exist in North Carolina.”.
GMC, based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, is suing Hanes Caribe, which is based in the Cayman Islands “for alleged anomalies in compensation” in a sourcing agreement.
Hanes Caribe has said the appeals court “overlooked material facts” in the case, including that GMC executives came to Winston-Salem multiple times to continue and expand their partnership.
‘True Blood’ Star Nelsan Ellis Dead At Just 39
Cayman Islands Annual Breeze Fusion 5K Walk/Run
Registration is open for the 11th Annual Breeze Fusion 5K Walk/Run !
Register today at www.caymanactive.com/breeze
Cayman Islands Teen Summit Camp Spaces Left
This year’s Teen Summit camp (10-14 July) has just a few spaces left.
The week-long camp for 13 to 17-year-olds has a packed schedule of special events and interactive competitions to explore the islands’ past, present and future.
The camp costs $50 and will be located at the University College of the Cayman Islands from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. To register, call the Youth Services Unit on 939-0368 or email [email protected].
Cayman Islands’ Kids are out of school. Now what?
Cayman Islands Stolen Vehicles Still Outstanding for the Month of June, 2017
From RCIPS
In the month of June there were thirteen incidents of stolen vehicles, all within the district of George Town.
Eight of these vehicles have been recovered, and five (5) are still outstanding, as per the below:
- Light Green Hyundai, Reg. #113 161, last seen on Windsor Hill Crescent on 6 June;
- 1998 Grey Honda Civic, Reg. #126 060, last seen on Selkirk Drive on 15 June;
- Black Hatchback Honda Civic, Reg. # 105 279, last seen on Dorcy Drive on 16 June;
- 2007 Blue BMW, Reg. # 134 163, last seen roadside in Red Bay on 20 June;
- White Honda Civic Ferio, Reg. #161 406, last seen on Walkers Road on 22 June.
Police recommend that car owners take extra precautions when securing their vehicles. Aside from always locking doors and closing windows, owners may wish to consider purchasing anti-theft devices or an alarm.
Any suspicious activity seen around vehicles, especially at night, should be reported to police at 949-4222.
Cayman Islands produce video instructions for driving in the new 3 lane roundabout
The Cayman Roads Authority just released this video in advance of the opening of the new roundabout near Camana Bay. Viewing the video will help visitors (and locals) understand how to navigate the new 3 lane Esterly Tibbets roundabout.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcQVO44mRyc
Cayman Islands: Public swim area warning signs
Swim Area Warning signs have been installed at Governor’s Beach and SMB Public Beach in an effort to ensure the safety of those swimming in the designated swim areas.
From Cayman Port Authority
Cayman Writers’ Circle
Hello Fellow Writers,
We are resurrecting Cayman Writers’ Circle! You are invited to attend every Monday from 6.30-8.00pm.
To make it accessible to everyone, we will meet at alternating locations – 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month at St Alban’s Church Hall, 461 Shedden Road, in George Town, and 2nd and 4th Mondays at Sea Orchard Retreat in West Bay.
The first meeting will be on Monday 22nd May at Sea Orchard Retreat, 375 Conch Point Rd, West Bay (follow signs to Papagallo if you can’t see the Sea Orchard signs).
Bring your ideas and your friends! Please pass this on to everyone you know. Hoping to see you on the 22nd! Cayman Writers’ Circle Facilitators
COMMUNITY EVENTS (Date Order)
TUE JULY 11
Moonlight and Movies: Happy Feet
You’re invited to Moonlight and Movies at 7pm on Tuesday (11 Jul) at Camana Bay featuring the film Happy Feet
WED JULY 12
Savannah and Newlands Meeting
SAT JULY 15
Prayer Breakfast
Webster Memorial United Church presents a Prayer Breakfast on Saturday (15 Jul) from 730am to 1030am.
SUN JULY 16
27 Mile Handicap Road Race
MON JULY 17
Immerse Marine Life Summer Camp
The National Museum presents the Immerse Marine Life Summer Camp for children between the ages of 9 and 11 Monday — Friday (17 — 21 Jul) from 8am to 430pm.
Vacation Bible School
The First Assembly of God is hosting Vacation Bible School Monday — Friday (17 — 21 Jul) for ages 4 — 13 under the Theme Maker Fun Factory — Created by God, Built for a Purpose. Call 945.2182 for more information.
Vacation Bible School
You’re invited to a free Vacation Bible School at Calvary Baptist Church for children between the ages of 4 and 17 from 830am to 1215pm. Call 949.0629 for more information.
MON JULY 17 – FRI JULY 21
Immerse Marine Life Summer Camp
The National Museum presents the Immerse Marine Life Summer Camp for children between the ages of 9 and 11 Monday — Friday (17 — 21 Jul) from 8am to 430pm.
TUE JULY 18
Moonlight and Movies: Minions
You’re invited to Moonlight and Movies at 7pm on Tuesday (18 Jul) at Camana Bay featuring the film Minions.
Cayman Islands Seafarers Association General Meeting
The Cayman Islands Seafarers Association wishes to inform all Members that there will be a General Meeting, on Tuesday 18 July at 7:30 PM. in the Seafarer’s Hall, 11 Victory Ave. Prospect.
Buses will be provided from West Bay Town Hall at 6:00 pm
A Bus route has been added in George Town, leaving the Public library parking area at 7:00, stopping at Cayman Compass building and the Airport Fosters. The bus is marked Bobo $1 Public transport and is blue in colour, there is no charge.
WED JULY 19
BE INFORMED: New Trade Marks and Design Laws Explained
The Chamber of Commerce presents BE INFORMED: New Trade Marks and Design Laws Explained on Wednesday (19 Jul) from 3 to 5pm at their office in Governor’s Square. Register online at caymanchamber.ky
SUN JULY 23
Jesus is the Answer Gospel Meeting
The West Bay Church of Christ presents Jesus is the Answer Gospel Meeting Sunday — Friday (23 — 28 Jul) with weeknight services at 730pm and Sunday service at 7 o’clock.
MON JULY 24
The 9th Annual Basketball Camp runs 24 — 28 Jul at the Arts & Rec Center in Camana Bay. To register, call 345.640.4000 or email [email protected].
Immerse Marine Life Summer Camp
The National Museum presents the Immerse Marine Life Summer Camp for children between the ages of 12 – 14 Monday — Friday (24 — 28 Jul) from 8am to 430pm.
TUE JULY 25
Moonlight and Movies: Mamma Mia!
You’re invited to Moonlight and Movies at 7pm on Tuesday (25 Jul) at Camana Bay featuring the film Mamma Mia!
THU JULY 27
Dealing with Difficult Customers
The Chamber of Commerce presents Dealing with Difficult Customers on Thursday (27 Jul) from 9am to 1pm at their office in Governor’s Square. Register online at caymanchamber.ky.
SUN JULY 30
Cayman bRUNch 5 & 10K Run/Walk
Cayman bRUNch 5 & 10K Run/Walk is Sunday (30 Jul) at 7am starting at Seven Mile Public Beach. Log on to caymanactive.com to register.
MON JULY 31
Vacation Bible School
Boatswain Bay Presbyterian Church invites children between 4 and 12 years old to their Vacation Bible School Monday — Friday (31 Jul — 4 Aug) from 9am to 12pm.
Summer Arts Camp
The Cayman National Cultural Foundation is hosting a Summer Arts Camp from 9am to 3pm at the Harquail Theater Monday — Friday (31 Jul — 4 Aug). Email [email protected] to register.
July Events at Camana Bay
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