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• Bidding farewell to beloved paper

  As we bid farewell to our beloved local newspaper, we want to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to all of you for your unwavering support over the years.

• Gazza’s pop-up cards bring festive joy

  Christmas is the time of giving and for Foxton Beach local Gary ‘Gazza’ Stewart, it’s also the perfect time to promote his favourite place.

• Farewell old friend — reporters say goodbye

  Having come from the Wairarapa Times-Age in Masterton, I applied for the position of advertorial reporter at the Horowhenua-Kāpiti Chronicle.

• Medieval Market back for 30th year

  Anna Harris has always been a keen event organiser — so when a friend suggested she get involved with the Levin Medieval Market in 2020 she jumped at the opportunity.

• Safety cameras installed in Foxton and Shannon

  The first stage of a new safety camera project has been completed.

• Council to consult on new bylaw

  The Horowhenua District Council has voted to consult the community in January on a new draft Local Waters Combined Bylaw.

• GIFTS that GIFTS that keep GIVING keep GIVING

  WE ARE NOW right in the middle of the “silly season”, as it is sometimes referred to, with Christmas not far away. What better time to enjoy some solace in the garden among the busy-ness?

• Community digs deep for band

  The Levin and Districts Brass Band is ready to “dig in” to its next event.

• Rowe legacy lives in new school library name

  With the departure of their deputy principal, Donna Rowe, looming, Fairfield School’s principal Alasdair Maclean wanted to honour her legacy.

• Ham it up: Meat the preferred dish

  Retail Meat New Zealand’s Great Kiwi Christmas Survey results are in and ham has edged lamb out to become the top choice for New Zealanders’ festive tables.

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• SPORTS RESULTS, DRAWS

  BOWLSAfter a week of really miserable weather, the sunshine finally arrived. This brought out all the bowlers and the club had forty two players dust off the cobwebs and participate at the recent thursday roll up, a really great time had by all. The advantage of the all weather green at the club in ...

• Mayor’s first term in turbulent waters

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• Recalling the rise of Grey Power

  Frank Moloney is not a big man. But don’t be fooled — he has the courage of his convictions and a heart of iron....

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