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Press Release – NZ Recreation Five of New Zealand’s top parks and open spaces were recognised at last night’s New Zealand Parks Awards ceremony, hosted by Recreation Aotearoa. The Plimmerton Domain Dog Recreation Area (Te Papa Tākaro Kurī o Te Papa Rēhia o Taupō), serviced by Porirua City Council, was named Active Park of the Year. The Active Park Award recognises the park’s commitment to accessibility, community engagement, and wellbeing. The judges were impressed by the thought and collaboration that went into the development of Te Papa Tākaro Kurī o Te Papa Rēhia o Taupō in...

Friday, 28 May 2021, 2:15 pm Five of New Zealand’s top parks and open spaces were recognised at last night’s New Zealand Parks Awards ceremony, hosted by Recreation Aotearoa. The Plimmerton Domain Dog Recreation Area (Te Papa Tākaro Kurī o Te Papa Rēhia o Taupō), serviced by Porirua City Council, was named Active Park of the Year. The Active Park Award recognises the park’s commitment to accessibility, community engagement, and wellbeing. The judges were impressed by the thought and collaboration that went into the development of Te Papa Tākaro Kurī o Te Papa Rēhia o Taupō incl...

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Cranking, Flipping Hard Cover Was Effective Thursday, March 4, 2021 Photo: B.A.S.S./Seigo Saito Runner-up Steve Kennedy had three good days and one bad one at the Tennessee River Bassmaster Elite Series. By John Johnson BassFan Senior Editor Following are some pattern notes for the anglers who finished in the 2nd- through 5th-place positions at the recent Tennessee River Bassmaster Elite Series. 2nd: Steve Kennedy > Total = 17, 55-15 Veteran Steve Kennedy's runner-up finish was his first Top-5 showing since his victory at Lake Dardanelle in 2017. A lackluster second day pretty much elimin...

arlington has so much history tied up in the civil war, this section of the cemetery was begun in may of 1864 before there was a cemetery. how did that happen? it happened that 1864 the civil war had bee going on for several years and washington was a hospital city at that time. there were 50,000 soldiers and sailors in the hospitals of washington, temporary hospitals set up all over town and those people started dying. they had to be buried. so earlier in the war the national cemeteries were established at alexandria, virginia and the old soldier's home in northwest washington. they...