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`The Cayman Islands The Cayman Islands Cayman Islands History Cayman Government Offshore Low Tax Cayman Banking Online Casino Grand Cayman Island Cayman Dive & Snorkel Cayman Vacations Cayman Hotels Cayman Weather (live) Cayman Weddings Cayman Sport Cayman Art Cayman Dining Cayman Real Estate Cayman Schools Cayman Health Care Cayman Online Shopping Cayman Useful Links Link to us Partners Cayman Islands Articles Cayman Islands Website Link to us Partners`	Cayman Islands News, Articles and Information Just the facts about the Kerry Way The Kerry Way takes an average 11-14 days, but does not require an exceptional level of fitness or ability. The trail includes some hill climbing. Good walking boots, waterproof gear and warm clothing are essential. Go Ireland's Kerry Gems offers a six-day escorted tour based at Glenbeigh. Rates are 725 euros ($1,025 Cdn.) per person sharing including bed, breakfast, packed lunches and six evening meals. Go Ireland also offers an unescorted independent tour, a continuous journey with 11 nights bed and breakfast, luggage transfers each day and maps and trail notes for 835 euros ($1,180) per person sharing a room. Visit http://www.govisitireland.com Book your own trek staying at bed and breakfasts for about 35-40 euros ($50-$56) per person per night. Jet Around Cayman hopes for clear skies Jet Around Cayman fever kicks off once more this weekend as organizers prepare to dish out a revamped version of the event after a postponement on Monday, 12 June, a press release said. The well–loved event will kick off this Saturday, 1 July, with a Reloaded Fete at Mango Tree and conclude with race day on Monday starting at 12pm. _____________________________________________________________ An advertisement erroneously included in Thursday’s edition of the Caymanian Compass stated the incorrect date for the Jet Around Cayman Reloaded Fete this weekend. The fete is this Saturday July 1 at Mango Tree. Brac student wins essay contest Cayman Brac High School student Brendan Wahler won the inaugural Adventures in Citizenship essay contest conducted by the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman. Mr. Wahler was announced the winner of four finalists during the Rotary Club’s regular weekly luncheon meeting at the Westin Casuarina Resort on Thursday. Alphasoft’s Vicky Wheaton presented Mr. Wahler with a laptop computer as the grand prize for his efforts. Minister of Tourism Charles Clifford was on hand at the Rotary meeting to congratulate Mr. Wahler and the other finalists, who were also in attendance. Other finalists included Krystal Hydes from Triple C School; Erin Hislop from Cayman Prep and High School; and Chanelle Ramoon of John Gray High School. All of the essayists were asked to write on the subject ‘My Cayman’. Local notices and information The public is invited to a Cayman Brac Parenting Programme meeting on Tuesday 27 June at 7:00 pm at the Cayman Brac High School Hall. Teachers/counsellors Trini Nelson and Louis Thompson will be presenting. Refreshments provided by Uldeen Frederick and the Department of Children & Family Services. For more information please call 948-2331 or 916-7310. Scavenger Hunt The Cayman Islands Student Association's annual scavenger hunt will commence on Saturday 1 July at the West Bay Public Beach, with registration taking place from 9:30 am to 10:30 am. The hunt starts at 11:00 am with the distribution of clues. Question/inquiries can be sent to cisastudent@yahoo.com Appreciation Ceremony The Cayman Area Council of the United Church in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands & the International University of the Caribbean (ITLD) will be having an Appreciation Ceremony for Rev Dr PJ Lawrence and Mrs Lawrence and the re-dedication of the Prospect Chapel on Saturday 1 July at 5:30 pm at the Prospect Youth Centre, 294 Prospect Point Road. City Council adjusts billboard code Prompted by the arrival in the region of a lawyer known for suing towns over billboards, Arden Hills leaders Monday night tweaked their sign code as a precaution. The changes unanimously approved by the City Council will have little effect on the scenery of the suburb, which is sliced by Interstate 694, U.S. 10 and Minnesota 96 and bounded by I-35W. But that's a good thing, said city planner James Lehnhoff, since all those roads are fertile ground for planting building-sized billboards and the city didn't want to be forced to accept a bumper crop if a court found its code unconstitutional. Atlanta attorney E. Adam Webb hasn't filed or threatened to file any lawsuits against Arden Hills, but he has filed more than 100 suits nationwide against communities, including Hopkins and Eden Prairie. Ocean to Sound Relay Hits the Massapequas Runners from all over the New York Metropolitan area and beyond are cordially invited to put together teams to participate in the 21st annual Ocean to Sound Relay, on Sunday, Sept. 10. The Relay brings the entire Long Island region together in an annual September tradition, with 150 teams of eight runners each traversing a 50- mile course that starts at 8 a.m. at Jones Beach State Park, heads north and east through Wantagh, Seaford, Massapequa, Farmingdale and Old Bethpage before crossing into Huntington, hitting the Long Island Sound at Lloyd Harbor, returning to Nassau County via Cold Spring Harbor and Syosset, and then heading north again to a dramatic finish on the grounds of Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park in Oyster Bay. Each runner on the team runs a leg of between five and seven miles.