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Hugo counted 363 adult bald eagles and 46 juveniles for a total o 409 on Dec. 20.

Wānaka's new Beacon Point drinking water reservoir has capacity for 5.5 million litres of water. The new steel-plate reservoir was recently...

Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) is encouraging residents and visitors to be ‘wai wise’ and conserve water, as demand for the precious resource soars early in the summer season. QLDC Infrastructure Operations Manager Simon Mason said a significant ...

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Water use has sky rocketed in the Queenstown Lakes area, with demand more than double the daily national average and some intakes predicted to...

Improvements to capacity and resilience of the Queenstown Lakes District’s water network have been delivered in Wānaka and Glenorchy, with Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) completing the construction of new reservoirs in the two townships. ...

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Here's the text of a petition that opposes a homeless "camp" at Barracks H near Point Loma. (The petition is misleading in that it calls the proposed site "Liberty Station".) It was started by Derek Falconer and as of this posting, has garnered 3862 signatures. by Derek Falconer Last year, at our local Little League…

Here's the text of a petition that opposes a homeless "camp" at Barracks H near Point Loma. (The petition is misleading in that it calls the proposed site "Liberty Station".) It was started by Derek Falconer and as of this posting, has garnered 3862 signatures. by Derek Falconer Last year, at our local Little League…

PERRYVILLE — The mystery of the brown water in the town of Perryville may be close to being solved, according to George Patchell, Perryville Town Administrator.