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Painting Group
Come along and see the work of the Saturday painters. They are exhibiting their work 8-9th April from 9.30am to 4.30pm at 91 Park Ave, Waikanae.
Be inspired!
Hey neighbors, our ranch slider has slowly been wearing down. It's an old one and I suspect the rollers have given up. Does anyone know of a quality company who can repair these? Thanks
THE LIONS CLUB OF KAPITI YOUTH SPORTS GRANTS
The Lions Club of Kapiti is offering two $1000 grants, to assist two young sportspersons to further their sporting aspirations and skills.
The Grants are available to applicants between 14 and 20 years of age as at December 2022. The applicants must be… View moreTHE LIONS CLUB OF KAPITI YOUTH SPORTS GRANTS
The Lions Club of Kapiti is offering two $1000 grants, to assist two young sportspersons to further their sporting aspirations and skills.
The Grants are available to applicants between 14 and 20 years of age as at December 2022. The applicants must be residents in the Kapiti District (Paekakariki to Otaki inclusive). However, Horowhenua sportspersons who have represented the Kapiti area are also eligible.
The main criteria is that applicants are already competing at a national or international level. Applicants are advised to consult the entry guidelines.
Application Forms and Guidelines are available from:
Bill McKeich: phone 021 1828 249 or email: yanakie2@gmail.com
Applications close Friday 26th May 2023
The weather is fine so come on down to the Mahara Place mid-week MARKET which is on TODAY (Tuesday) from 9.30am until midday near the new library in Waikanae. Fresh Fruit & Veg, Award winning Olive Oil, Plants, Seedlings and Fresh Flowers, Yummy Local Honey, Locally grown Avocados Jewellery … View moreThe weather is fine so come on down to the Mahara Place mid-week MARKET which is on TODAY (Tuesday) from 9.30am until midday near the new library in Waikanae. Fresh Fruit & Veg, Award winning Olive Oil, Plants, Seedlings and Fresh Flowers, Yummy Local Honey, Locally grown Avocados Jewellery & Crystals, Sewing Crafts, Knits, The Rawleigh's Man, Upcycled and Repurposed Items, Bric-a-brac, Books and lots lots more. See you there...SUPPORT LOCAL!!
Bring out the best in your home.
Get 20% off Resene premium paints, stains, wallpapers and accessories, on now at Resene ColorShops!
Hurry Resene sale ends Tuesday 11th April.
Shop online at shop.resene.co.nz or visit your local Resene ColorShop.
This week we feature a contribution from Simon Woolf.
"Kaka, were essentially extinct here in Wellington for over 100 years. Then in 2002 a small group was translocated to our fenced sanctuary Zealandia. Now Kaka fly freely around the CBD. There are approximately 1000 birds now, each with … View moreThis week we feature a contribution from Simon Woolf.
"Kaka, were essentially extinct here in Wellington for over 100 years. Then in 2002 a small group was translocated to our fenced sanctuary Zealandia. Now Kaka fly freely around the CBD. There are approximately 1000 birds now, each with its own personality.
They now also breed outside of Zealandia, and are seen throughout the city. These clever parrots are such entertainers, and are a photographers dream.?
We had a couple of banksia trees taken down behind our fence just over a year ago and the resulting firewood is free to anyone who wants to come and take it away. All cut into rings but needs splitting. It will involve a bit of handballing / barrowing around the house to get it to a vehicle.
Previously unemployed and struggling with anxiety, Jack found a new path after joining the Toroa Career Navigator programme run by Graeme Dingle Foundation Marlborough.
Through the programme, he discovered his passion for the viticulture industry and was able to secure a cadetship opportunity … View morePreviously unemployed and struggling with anxiety, Jack found a new path after joining the Toroa Career Navigator programme run by Graeme Dingle Foundation Marlborough.
Through the programme, he discovered his passion for the viticulture industry and was able to secure a cadetship opportunity with the help of his mentors and programme coordinator.
Now, almost six months into his job, he feels more confident and is grateful for the support he has received. Jack encourages other young people if given the opportunity to take the course and give things a go.
Find out more about the Graeme Dingle Foundation.
WHEN:- Tuesday 4 April 7.20pm - 8.30pm
WHERE:- Room 4, Johnsonville Community Centre
3 Frankmoore Ave, Johnsonville
It is predicted that we could be hit hard with viruses this coming winter so how are you going to protect your family?
Join Murray Crawford, who has over 35 … View moreWHEN:- Tuesday 4 April 7.20pm - 8.30pm
WHERE:- Room 4, Johnsonville Community Centre
3 Frankmoore Ave, Johnsonville
It is predicted that we could be hit hard with viruses this coming winter so how are you going to protect your family?
Join Murray Crawford, who has over 35 years of experience, as he explains how to boost you and your families Immune System this winter and the health benefits of consuming Mother Natures superfood Colostrum.
"Winter is Coming" so now is the time to start protecting your Family.
Seating is limited so please phone/text Gary on 021 1155049 to reserve yours.
Have you noticed how the rankings for library book reservations have increased? Currently I have a number of reserves, which, based on a three week loan period per reservation, range from 33 weeks (8 months) to over 10 years (for Burnam Wood). It really isn't practical to organize ones … View moreHave you noticed how the rankings for library book reservations have increased? Currently I have a number of reserves, which, based on a three week loan period per reservation, range from 33 weeks (8 months) to over 10 years (for Burnam Wood). It really isn't practical to organize ones reading material even 8 months in advance, which leads me to conclude that people are missing out on access to library resources. The wait times are simply prohibitive.
This is concerning. Access to public facilities such as libraries and swimming pools is a mark of an equitable society. It's also irksome when one sees how willing KCDC is to spend money on pie in the sky projects like The Gateway and they cant find any additional funding for library books. Surely a few extra hundred for the most popular titles would not be that difficult to find. In the current high cost of living climate, reading a good book is a worthwhile activity. It doesn't use any power and it wont eat anything.
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