by Waimea Weekly | May 31, 2018 | Local News
Early last week, Michael Alder recei ved a letter in the post, stating that he had won USD $915,000.00 as part of the results of the ‘Hispanic Lottery Euro Million Promotions Programs’ yearly bonanza. According to the letter, Michael was selected through a computer...
by Waimea Weekly | May 31, 2018 | Local News
Waimea Inlet Forum (WIF) has been running a planting project, working with local communities, to restore the habitat and trap predators in the Waimea Inlet in an effort to increase the number of Banded Rail and other estuarine birds. The Banded Rail, (moho pereru,...
by Waimea Weekly | May 30, 2018 | Local News
Pip the Labrador who was found after ten days missing in the bush amidst steep and hostile terrain underwent the amputation of her right rear leg on Tuesday, May 15. She received spinal and leg injuries after plummeting over a steep bluff during a hunt with her...
by Waimea Weekly | May 30, 2018 | Sport
Rugby’s always been our national sport and no longer is it mostly males playing, their female counterparts are proving they’re every bit as capable on the field and their participation in the sport continues to grow. So on Wednesday, May 23, there was great excitement...
by Waimea Weekly | May 26, 2018 | Local News, Sport
Waimea College’s Physical Education teacher Gus Shirley is set to gain a deeper understanding of the sporting culture in Japan. Gus is one of ten physical education teachers selected from across New Zealand who departed on Saturday, May 19, to attend the Japan Sports...
