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“This project will create jobs and boost our economic recovery while maintaining a strong environmental focus. Care will be taken to preserve sensitive habitats and the addition of new offshore habitat areas will help address the effects of coastal construction,” Parker said. “It meets all the requirements under the fast-track consenting process to get people into jobs and support our economy, while upholding environmental standards and Treaty of Waitangi principles,” he said. NZTA/S...

Source: New Zealand Government The Government welcomes the approval for the Ngā Ūranga ki Pito-one section of Te Ara Tupua, the walking and cycling link between Wellington and Lower Hutt. The 4.5-kilometre long, five-metre wide shared path will run along Wellington Harbour’s coastal edge, away from State Highway 2 traffic, making it safer and easier for people to  walk or cycle between Wellington and Lower Hutt. Environment Minister David Parker said this was the first transport project ap...

Top 60 All-Time Greatest Blue Jays: #49 Gregg Zaun Share this story Since the signings (or almost signings) seems to have slowed, let’s have one of these. Gregory Owen Zaun | C | 2004 - 2008 Let’s put it right at the top....this is for his playing, not his baseball commentary. Greg Zaun was born April 14, 1971, in Glendale, California. He is the nephew of former major league catcher Rick Dempsey. Baltimore drafted him in the 17th round of the 1989 draft. Zaun made it to the majors with the...

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20 Years Ago, Alan Webb Became The 1st US HSer to Break 4:00 In The Mile Indoors By David Monti, @d9monti (c) 2001 Race Results Weekly, all rights reserved NOTE: Thanks to WALT MURPHY for the reminder on this date; here is the original RRW story from that day –Ed. NEW YORK (20-Jan-2001) — Alan Webb, an 18 year-old senior at South South Lakes High School in Reston, Va., became the first U.S. prep athlete to run under four minutes for the mile indoors at today’s New Balance Games at the Arm...

The Best LetsRun.com Track Talk Podcast Episodes of 2020: Jim Ryun, Deena Kastor, the Big 3 Reunited, & More December 31, 2020 Though 2020 featured fewer actual races than any year in recent memory, we were still able to crank out 68 episodes of the LetsRun.com Track Talk Podcast. That is due in part to our incredible lineup of guests, which included an Olympic gold medalist, a Boston Marathon champion, a world record holder, and one of the most popular authors on the planet. As COVID-19 rampag...

RRW: Will Keira D’Amato’s Breakout Year Have a Fairy Tale Ending at The Marathon Project? By David Monti, @d9monti (c) 2020 Race Results Weekly, all rights reserved (18-Dec) — When 2020 began, Keira D’Amato was hardly a household name in elite running circles.  The then-35 year-old, a full-time realtor from Midlothian, Virginia, was a long-ago collegiate miler for American University with a career best time of 4:38.74 set back in 2007.  Born Keira Carlstrom, when the name “Keira D�...

>> i would second that. i think what there is to be encouraged on this topic that we are talking about it. there is consensus that data matters. it wasnt long ago that you couldnt have that conversation. physicians are fiercely protective of their medical records. we have seen a see change in the last three years working with our physicians on this topic. they are coming to understand that medicine is really complicated now. it ...