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Tasman District Council is investigating options to try and limit vehicles on beaches to protect native seabirds. A bylaw is not out of the question.

Plans are in place in the event that Covid numbers surge in Golden Bay over summer.

'Disrespectful' market goers abused stall holders and refused to wear masks when the new orange alert level came into force.

Conflict is bubbling under the surface, but Mohua businesses are crossing their fingers for a good season.

Obituary: Natalie Small Hague FALMOUTH - Natalie Small Hague was born on Nov. 27, 1924 in Westbrook, the daughter of Fred W. and Laura A. ... Share Natalie Small Hague FALMOUTH – Natalie Small Hague was born on Nov. 27, 1924 in Westbrook, the daughter of Fred W. and Laura A. Bragdon Small. She grew up in Gorham attending Gorham schools and graduating from Gorham High School in 1941, salutatorian of her class. She attended Westbrook Jr. College, class of 1943 and graduated from University of ...

Kiwi holidaymakers have buoyed Nelson tourism operators so far this summer, but they are keeping a wary eye on the shoulder season, and the new strain of Covid-19. Domestic tourists have made a beeline for the Abel Tasman National Park over summer, one of New Zealands regions recording high visitor growth despite a lack of international tourists, according to the Department of Conservation (DOC). Of DOCs campsites, Tōtaranui, at the northern end of the park, received the most bookings nation...

5 Things Washington: Total cost of care, Federal health policy, Pandemic innovations DJ Wilson | Dec 21, 2020 Share this: Our 2021 Washington State of Reform Health Policy Conference is shaping up to be as good as ever, with sessions, keynotes, and networking opportunities for attendees that will be unique for our COVID age. We announce some unique networking opportunities for attendees next week. Registration rates go up later this week. So if you already know you want to be with u...