Lizard News - 2022-11-01

• Digging in for town centre
• Western BoP’s new mayor to bring a “younger perspectiv­e”
• $3M extension of Heartwood Avenue starting this month
• Movie night fundraiser raises thousands
• New Mayor keen to write for Lizard News
• IT IS PURE LOGIC AS TO HOW THE TEETER TABLE WORKS
• BACK or NECK PAIN? Then try a Teeter
• Twice the celebratio­n
• Rotary is coming to Ōmokoroa
• Waihī Beach Menz Shed
• Locally improved app and website offer free and easy way to age better
• ŌPS excited to help design new billboard
• Waiau wetlands restoratio­n a refuge to wildlife
• Time to sow for A&P
• Charity concert featuring four bands
• New Regional Council, but business as usual
• Meet the new faces at the Western Bay of Plenty District Council
• Low voter turnout
• Ōmokoroa history books reprinted
• Ōmokoroa History Group out and about
• Local wonder women in history
• The Old Library Ōmokoroa
• Ōmokoroa Probus Club
• Where’s Aunt Daisy when I need her?
• Weeding Wandering Willie a winner for students
• Into the bush with gumboots and iPads
• Friends of the Blade
• Crime and incident report
• Volunteers needed for Waipuna Hospice’s annual Remembranc­e Tree Appeal
• Focus on Katikati
• Waihī Beach to launch new summer kick-off festival
• Ōmokoroa Photograph­y Society
• Scott says
• Change of exhibit: How to save the planet
• Angie’s aspect
• Ōmokoroa Community Tennis Club
• Ecology of Te Hakao Minden Gully is pivotal as bridge constructi­on begins
• Importance of strength as we age
• Ōmokoroa sailing
• Never too old to learn at Chrome Collective
• “We’re not going to take it” – Te Puke farmers take a stand
• All welcome at Ōmokoroa community info session
• Ōmokoroa harbour memories
• Events in the Western Bay backed by collaborat­ive fund
• Reminder to fit your PAYT tag correctly
• Tears and laughter as Western Bay of Plenty councillor­s say farewell

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