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The loss of Peter Allen leaves a void around the council table and in our community. Our sincerest condolences to Helen, Catherine, Stephen and Michael and their extended families and everyone who called Peter friend.
At the Cust Community Hall (9 Mill Road) on Tuesday the 5th Sep at 7pm.
Come along to hear about your options for the election this year.
Women in wrestling is on the rise at the Rangiora Amateur Wrestling Club with a growing number of yo…
Hello neighbours, here's a look at some new plants out in garden centres this month.
Will you be a bystander or an upstander? That was the question posed to Oxford Area School students …
Williams McKenzie Lawyers are thrilled to have Hannah Reuben join them as part of the family law team with Anneliese Gane. Hannah is a North Canterbury local who has returned to the area after working in Blenheim.
You know it's spring when the daffodils are out.
Not just any daffodils, however. For me, there's one particular patch that heralds the arrival of lighter mornings and warmer days more than anything else.
And no, not the ones in North Hagley Park or along Bealey Ave. This patch is … View moreYou know it's spring when the daffodils are out.
Not just any daffodils, however. For me, there's one particular patch that heralds the arrival of lighter mornings and warmer days more than anything else.
And no, not the ones in North Hagley Park or along Bealey Ave. This patch is much closer to home.
There's a beautiful band of gold that appears every year on a gentle bend on Kingsbury Ave in Rangiora, outside one of the houses.
This bright and beautiful display, more than anything else, lifts my spirits and eagerly announces the arrival of the darling of all seasons.
Soon enough, the blossoms along the avenue and all over town will unveil their puffy gowns and the town will be a vision of growth.
I have no idea who the house or the daffs belong to, but from everyone who drives, walks, jogs or wanders past, thank you.
And to everyone whose gardens are about to become a feast of colour and scent, thank you too. We really are so very lucky with our little patches of paradise.
What's your herald of spring? Is it the blossoms? Your own blossom tree or bulbs?
– Shannon.
The Annual Waimakariri Community Service Awards were held last night, honouring those who make a sig…
It may not be as rare to reach 100 as it was a generation ago, but to reach 100 and have a room full…
Anyone out there with a bit of spare time for a good cause?
Just wondering if someone out there has an Exercycle they are not using, that they would be willing to part with for a reasonable price please?
Rangiora Tennis Club would like to invite all new and returning players to our open day on Saturday 16th September from 10-12pm. Come along and have a chat to some of our committee about the up and coming season and the exciting new plans for the future of our club.
Enquiries: Alison Buchanan ph:… View moreRangiora Tennis Club would like to invite all new and returning players to our open day on Saturday 16th September from 10-12pm. Come along and have a chat to some of our committee about the up and coming season and the exciting new plans for the future of our club.
Enquiries: Alison Buchanan ph: 03 3139303
or Lisa Scott Ph: 021 111 4124
Does anyone who does Caravan Electrical certificate locally?
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