Kapiti News - 2022-02-02

• Recovering council CEO recalls his heart attack
• Guardians upgrade Ka¯ piti Island cameras
• Bird-watcher snaps rare estuary visitor
• Have wheels, will travel. . . and work
• New-look Community Centre takes shape
• ‘Bus stop’ keeps airline on track
• Individual responsibi­lity key to combating Covid-19
• Ellie still revels in riding high
• Mask up, scan in, keep your distance and get a booster
• Toxic algae poses risks in two Ka¯piti Coast river sites
• Whenua Tapu gets Green Flag status
• YOUR VIEWS
• Another week and no new progress on road’s status
• Te reo Ma¯ ori book now in digital form
• Good data needed to plan for sea-level rise
• Looking at the likelihood and degree of change over time
• Our coastal planning
• Using the past to understand the future
• PAINT EFFECTS BUT NOT LIKE THE 80s
• Thin skinned, juicy
• GARDEN TASKS
• Zinzan for Prime Minister (or maybe not)
• Time to talk about end-of-life finances
• CCCFA has fallen on its face
• WE’RE LOOKING FOR NEW LOVING HOMES!
• Funding boost for Age-friendly project
• Keen interest in petanque tourny
• SOLUTION 670:
• The Details
• Helping hand for the needy in Myanmar
• Ka¯ piti Run for Youth plans take shape at Red light
• Many hands for song/book combo
• Journey down highway
• Last from master’s pen
• Pair produce powerful story
• Follett looks into future
• Epic novel, but very sad
• Tilly’s tale a great read
• NZSO concert cancelled
• Triathlon cancelled
• Fire restrictio­ns
• Ranger rules 2021, but Tesla breaks through
• BREAK IT DOWN
• Here’s one they made with electric power
• The strange history and cool future of Polestar

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