The Weekly Magazine for Kapiti Coasters No Images? Click here ![]() "The Crocodile" - Photo Tony Cutting This week on the Kāpiti Coast...![]() Henry saves Kāpiti NowFirst up we want to thank Henry Kruger from Click Quick for coming to the office and sorting out our computer & printer issues. It is so great to have someone with Henry's skills right here on the Kapiti Coast. Henry knows his stuff which means he was quick and got us back up and running in no time - THANKS HENRY! ![]() Looking for Healthy Recipes?Kapiti start up the Diabetes Clinic was established to help people reverse prediabetes and type 2 diabetes naturally using an online programme. This privately owned clinic also posts healthy recipes to help all of us on a regular basis. Find these recipes on their website www.diabetesclinic.co.nz ![]() BOWLS KAPITI COAST AWARDS 2018-19Over a hundred keen bowlers were present when the third annual Bowls Kapiti Coast Awards were presented at the Central Bowling Club, Levin on Sunday 26 May. The awards for the 2018-19 season which recognize excellence among the thirteen clubs from Waitarere Beach in the north to Paekakariki in the south which make up the Kapiti Coast centre, were compered by leading sports broadcaster and bowler John McBeth. AT THE MOVIESPlaying At Shoreline Cinema, Waikanae this week ... ALL IS TRUE The year is 1613, and Shakespeare is acknowledged as the greatest writer of the age. But disaster strikes when his renowned Globe Theatre burns to the ground. Devastated, Shakespeare returns to Stratford, where he must face a troubled past and a neglected family. Haunted by the death of his only son, Hamnet, he struggles to mend the broken relationship with his wife and daughters. In so doing, he is ruthlessly forced to examine his own failings as a husband and father. THE KAPITI FOOD FAIR IS CALLING FOR PERFORMERSThe Kapiti Food Fair is calling for registrations of interest by talented performers to be part of the 2019 entertainment programme on Saturday 30th November. Entertainment is important at the Fair to create a fun & vibrant atmosphere for visitors to stay longer and enjoy their day out with family and friends while consuming what is on offer from a large variety of food & beverage vendors. HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR COMMUTE...Living on the Kapiti Coast is fantastic – the beaches, the rivers, the bush, the weather – we have it all! However, one downside if you’re working in town is the commute to Wellington. Everyday thousands of people drive or catch the train/bus to work. Pop Up Business School is coming back to KapitiFollowing on from the success of the inaugural Kāpiti PopUp Business School in 2018, the free ten-day business course is coming to Paraparaumu again in 2019. ![]() The Kāpiti Coast District Council is set to become carbon zero by 2025 following a unanimous vote at yesterday’s Council meeting. Mayor K Gurunathan says the commitment to reduce the Council’s greenhouse gas emissions to net zero comes on top of the Council declaring a climate change emergency and supports the three year focus of the Toitū Kāpiti Long term plan 2018-38 to provide an effective response to climate change. ![]() FACEBOOK VERSUS GOOGLEIn the last 12 months I have witnessed and experienced the most bizarre (almost self-destructive) move from the biggest digital marketing platform in the world. I can only put this down to American greed and the pressure these US based businesses have to increase their share price. Facebook has been on a 12-month journey to self-destruction and they still do not seem to understand this. Marcus Ebbett ArtworksStudio / Gallery Open Upcoming Dates June 1st, June 8th and June 15th. Marcus Ebbett is one of the Kapiti Coast's most talented artists. This is a great opportunity to vioew and purchase you very own Kapiti masterpiece. ![]() How a Raumati man is changing Kapiti Real Estate?Mary lost her husband suddenly, grieving terribly Mary was stuck. Mary was alone and, in a home, she knew she couldn’t afford. She’d never bought or sold a property before without her husband and didn’t know where to start. Mary’s family and friends had their own ideas but they weren’t necessarily what Mary wanted. Can Anyone Learn to Draw?Anyone can learn to draw. Children under ten are usually contented with their beautiful, colourful symbol drawings and paintings (as we all are!) and are probably best left to pursue those in their own way. At this stage in their development, they are more aware of the shapes and colours and how they fit together than whether their creations look real or not. They are more likely to benefit from art experiences – opportunities to explore different materials and activities that stimulate their inherent creativity. SIX MUST DO'S TO GET THROUGH WINTER - ANNA MABEYI read a quote last night in an amazing book I am reading (The 5am Club by Robin Sharma), "The Well wear a crown of wellness that only The Ill can see". Let that sit for a while and feel the impact of those words. The thing is, it is extremely easy to take our "wellness' for granted, we feel well so we don't do anything about it and it is not until we feel unwell that we take action. On top of this, half the time “The Well” don't even feel the best they can, instead they accept that this is life and this is their lot - I’m talking putting up with less than adequate sleep, regular headaches, energy slumps, nausea, pain - these are things we learn to live with and count ourselves “Well”. ‘Paekakariki to Pukerua Bay’, Oil on Board 2019 - For Sale @ Marcus Ebbett's Studio A WINTER WARNING FROM JIMS TEST & TAGComing into the cooler months, now is the time we all look to warm things up in our homes and offices. If you are using an electric heater it is worth knowing that these must not be plugged into a power board/power outlet strip or into an extension cord. Most electric heaters draw much more current than most of the other devices in your home or office. This extra current draw can overload a power board or melt extension leads, either of these can lead to a fire. OWN A KAPITI BUSINESSJoin the best Business Directory on the Kapiti Coast. *Based on annual membership fee of $250+GST INVOLVED IN A KAPITI COMMUNITY CLUB?Did you know Kapiti Now promotes Community clubs for FREE? We will provide you with a link on our high traffic website and promote your events, fundraisers and news through our digital platforms including our very popular Facebook page. Contact us via our website to have your club registered and promoted.
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