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Wednesday August 10, 2016
Cawthron Environment Awards
The Sun
out & about
The awards which celebrate best practise were launched last week.
Paul Millen, Chris Bird, and Marcus Pickens have roles to play at the awards’ launch. Paul won the supreme award last year.
Ulysses garden unveiling
Rangitane business development manager Richard
Bradley and Department of Conservation area manager Dave Hayes have lots to talk about.
Awards trustee Pete Hamill, Plant and Food scientist Damien Martin, and Kaikoura MP Stuart Smith attended the launch.
The club celebrated 25 years in Marlborough last Thursday.
Errol Hancock, Murray Brooks and John Sinclair.
Skating fun
National Ulysses Club president Mike Dew, Lou Jowers, Terry Molony and Kelvin Watson. Lou and Terry were thanked for 25 years service to the Marlborough branch.
Blenheim School Students Tanjah-Rose Poi Sylevester, Reef Casey, Zynishia McLaren and Jack Reynolds by the memorial rock.
The Blenheim Skating Rink was busy with families and speed skaters on Sunday.
Anna Holdaway, Sheridan Wilson, Michaela Stanton, Alexandra Henderson, Emily Dalton, Molly Stanton speed skating on Sunday.
Caitlin Flanagan, Lea Shanks and Shannon McLean pictured at the Blenheim Skating Rink on Sunday.
Grace Watts leads a small group of speed skaters.
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