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Sunday, 27 December 2020, 2:05 pm Whakatane brothers Damon Rees (left) and Mitch Rees relax in the pit zone between races at Whanganui's Cemetery Circuit event on Boxing Day. Photo by Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com It couldn't have gone much better than this for the men from Honda as the world-renowned Cemetery Circuit event in Whanganui dished up another scorcher on Boxing Day. The traditional post-Christmas affair, this year celebrating its 70th anniversary on the public streets circuit, wound up the three-round Suzuki International Series in classic style, with Whakatane's Damon Rees taki...

Press Release – Bikesport NZ Whakatane brothers Damon Rees (left) and Mitch Rees relax in the pit zone between races at Whanganui’s Cemetery Circuit event on Boxing Day. Photo by Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com It couldn’t have gone much better than this for the men from Honda as the world-renowned Cemetery Circuit event in Whanganui dished up another scorcher on Boxing Day. The traditional post-Christmas affair, this year celebrating its 70th anniversary on the public streets circuit, wound up the three-round Suzuki International Series in classic style, with Whakatane’s Damon Rees ta...

HARPERS FERRY — The price to park in Harpers Ferry is going up. At the Harpers Ferry Town Council meeting Monday night, the council voted unanimously to increase the $1 parking area in the Camp Hill section of town to $2. It also voted to approve additional paid parking sites along the east side of Storer College Place and the north side of Fillmore Street at $2 apiece. The move came after the council heard from Councilmember Christian Pechuekonis, who represented the town’s parking committee. Before bringing the items to vote, Pechuekonis noted how he is involved with putting toget...

HARPERS FERRY — The West Virginia Department of Highways hosted a virtual public information session Tuesday focusing on three proposed options to improve pedestrian traffic in lower town Harpers Ferry. The area under consideration includes the roadway and sidewalk areas between Hog Alley and Public Way. The initial grant for improvements was sought several years ago under the leadership of then-Mayor Greg Vaughn. Potential improvements were deemed important because of the influx of tourists, especially during prime tourist season, that sees many traversing the roadway as sidewalks in th...