1619 days ago

Speed limit reductions on our roads - want to know more?

The Editor from Te Kowhai Newsletter

This is the last issue before Christmas – the final publication for 2019.

In this issue you’ll find:

- Locally made Christmas gift ideas.
- Details of proposed local speed reductions.
- The story behind Te Kowhai’s very own and very special Christmas Grotto.
- Information on local Christmas church and carol services.
- Fund raising details for St Stephen’s Church.
- “I don’t know much” interview with Ryan Christensen: pro cyclist and one of the six dedicated family members behind the Bucking Boar Cornfield Maze.
- A trip down memory lane with Myra Woolrich, interviewed by Shirley Warner.
- Heritage stories, as told by Graham McBride.
- Who’s who in the local election results.

As always, feedback is welcome along with new advertisers, nominations for interview subjects, news, local events and tid-bits of information.

Get in touch any time.

Regards

Amanda
0220 166 828

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