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Margaret [Maggie] Andreasen’s always loved cats and feed’s Waihi’s town cats because she can’t see any animal starve. Photo: GORDON PREECE

Looking after Waihī’s town cats

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:March 29, 2022
Post category:March 2022

A lifelong love of cats was the catalyst for Maggie Andreassen to begin her Waihī cat feeding and rehoming journey.Maggie is a recent recipient of Hauraki District Council’s OnYa community…

Karen Woodhall and Ian Coatsworth hope Seagull Centre grants will make a difference. Photo: GORDON PREECE

Seagull Centre’s community grants take flight

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:March 25, 2022
Post category:March 2022

A desire to support people who support them is the Seagull Centre’s intention for one of their returning initiatives.The Thames resource recovery facility will roll out local community funding grants…

Gordon Shaw celebrates 55 years as a member of Paeroa Lions. Photo: GORDON PREECE

Paeroa Lion awarded for 55-year service

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:March 24, 2022
Post category:March 2022

Raising money for a girl’s kidney transplant was one of many great memories for a Paeroa Lions Club veteran.Gordon Shaw was recently rewarded for his 55-year service with Paeroa Lions…

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