Stratford Press - 2022-10-19

• FAREWELL AND WELCOME
• Tamariki dive into history as pool opens
• Arts and crafts fete raises money for RDA
• Pop-up shop a success for shoppers and refuge
• Venture Taranaki projects recognised
• Stars dreaming of a knockout Xmas
• Fund for youths to follow dreams
• Move over US — Taranaki’s got talent
• School displays its green credential­s
• Volunteers needed for Pink Ribbon street appeal
• Final results for local government elections
• Councillor ready for new challenge
• Vintage fire truck back to its best
• Hire business claims national award
• ‘Supernova’ just the start
• Stratford lad carves out name as butcher
• Little Steps connects with pals across globe
• Inglewood woman rolls 1k for a worthy cause
• Young cast up to snow good in charming production
• Upcycled jewellery on display
• Resin works eye-catching
• Chance to bag unique accessory
• Copper works new interest
• ‘It’s an honour to be part of Art in the City’
• Teen who broke cop’s jaw loses appeal
• Playing the clown without barriers
• In defence of regenerati­ve agricultur­e
• Compost strategy offers twin benefits
• Grass Sileage
• Latest stats show farm sales cooling
• Kiwi diet isn’t as bad as Monbiot says
• Thomson, O’Neil & Co. - ‘People First’
• Thirst for growth hits resource wall
• Contest trials a new structure
• Progeny test nears completion
• School brekkie scheme hits milestone
• Cheerleadi­ng team named champs
• SPORT REPORTS
• Seniors encouraged to join local activities
• Local potters fired up for new exhibition at gallery
• Author writes about his secret double life
• Archer’s ingredient­s for royal ripper
• DON’T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK

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