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Local Matters - Mangawhai border confusion - Vimarsana News

Local Matters - Mangawhai border confusion

Mangawhai border confusion Rodney-based list MP Marja Lubeck says reports that Kaiwaka, Oneriri and Mangawhai are in Covid-19 level three lockdown with Auckland are incorrect. Ms Lubeck says that police checkpoints have been placed north of the regional border for convenience. Residents north of the regional border, but south of the police checkpoints, remain in alert level two lockdown. Ms Lubeck says this means that residents of the Kaipara District ought to be able to travel north through checkpoints without restriction. She says this point is currently being worked through at the highest ...

Local Matters - Police backtrack on northern checkpoints - Vimarsana News

Local Matters - Police backtrack on northern checkpoints

Police backtrack on northern checkpoints Queues formed at a checkpoint in Brynderwyn. Click the image above to view slideshow Mangawhai residents were unable to travel north unless they were essential workers. Commerce ground to a halt in Mangawhai and Kaiwaka as the towns embraced level 3. The covid-19 checkpoints north of Mangawhai and Kaiwaka will be removed at 6pm tonight. Police have confirmed that checkpoints will be set up at the same five locations used in the last regional lockdown last August. These are at the intersection of SH1 and Mangawhai Road, Mangawhai Road north of Coal Hill...

This Week in Lincolnville: A Dream Come True - Vimarsana News

This Week in Lincolnville: A Dream Come True

This Week in Lincolnville: A Dream Come True ....the day they didn’t need me Diane O’Brien Mon, 01/25/2021 - 11:30am The Bean Supper assembly line saw that everyone got what they ordered: vegetarian or not, gluten or not, and plenty of coleslaw and cookies. Photo by Diane O’Brien As I drove away from the Historical Society the other day, even as cars were arriving, one after another to drop off food, it felt like a dream come true. The downstairs dining room, home of the Improvement Association for the past 50 or so years, was bustling with activity, as huge pans of beans and ...

A look at COVID-19 safety measures inside one Portland school - Vimarsana News

A look at COVID-19 safety measures inside one Portland school

A look at COVID-19 safety measures inside one Portland school As Portland Public Schools moves closer to limited in-person instruction, a lot of people are wondering what it'll look like and how safe it’ll be. Author: Christine Pitawanich Updated: 7:53 PM PST January 22, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland Public Schools (PPS), the largest district in the state of Oregon, is getting ready to start limited in-person instruction at more than a dozen schools. Initially the plan was to start on Monday, January 25. Now, the district says the majority of those schools...

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This Week in Lincolnville: Box C, Shelf 9 - Vimarsana News

This Week in Lincolnville: Box C, Shelf 9

  Once again, it’s the paper, the documents that hold the town’s history that are the backbone of our collection. And because we’ve collected so much of it over the LHS’ 45-year history (Jackie Watts founded the Historical Society at a 1975 meeting in her living room) much of it has never even been read. The other day, I went rummaging through our collection – no, not literally through boxes and boxes of random stuff – but searching our database for the original deed to the property. Both Connie Parker and I remember there was a deed. Connie, by the way, has been the other half, ...