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Belizean cyclist Derrick Chavarria wins U23 category in 3rd stage of Tour of Chiriquí in Panama; places 8th in general classification - Vimarsana News

Belizean cyclist Derrick Chavarria wins U23 category in 3rd stage of Tour of Chiriquí in Panama; places 8th in general classification

Belizean cyclist Derrick Chavarria won the U23 category in 3rd stage of the XLIII International Cycling Tour of Chiriquí (Vuelta Ciclista Internacional a Chiriquí) in Panama riding for US Team Rio Grande.

Belizean cyclist Derrick Chavarria places 5th in U23 category in 1st stage of Tour of Chiriquí in Panama riding for US Team Rio Grande - Vimarsana News

Belizean cyclist Derrick Chavarria places 5th in U23 category in 1st stage of Tour of Chiriquí in Panama riding for US Team Rio Grande

Belizean cyclist Derrick Chavarria finished in fifth place in the U23 category in 1st stage of the XLIII International Cycling Tour of Chiriquí (Vuelta Ciclista Internacional a Chiriquí) in Panama riding for US Team Rio Grande.

Blustery winds, gusty rain through Saturday, weather improves Sunday - Vimarsana News

Blustery winds, gusty rain through Saturday, weather improves Sunday

It's not going to be a beach weekend

Community Scoop » Applications Now Open To Te Ara A Kupe Beaton Scholarships - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » Applications Now Open To Te Ara A Kupe Beaton Scholarships

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Manawatū careers expo highlights food and fibre opportunities for Māori - Vimarsana News

Manawatū careers expo highlights food and fibre opportunities for Māori

Instead of a large and wide-ranging job fair, there were 16 booths for food and fibre-related companies, and the event’s focus was shifted to six featured speakers, who gave in-depth talks on topics from craft beer to environmental sustainability and the experiences and opportunities for Māori and women in the sector. Towers said this new approach had also opened the door for a higher proportion of local companies, and new food and fibre exhibitors who might have been lost in the crowd in previous years. Shay Wright spoke on his experiences as a co-founder of Te Whare Hukahuka, which h...