Summer is still rolling along (well, sort of) but registration opens this week for junior soccer on Monday, February 20. Families with children aged 4-13 can register at www.raglanjuniorsoccer.co.nz for a two-week period ending on Friday, March 3. Keep Reading
This week the Chronicle spoke to Jodie Sharples (left) and Zoe Oliver Dowling (right) who have returned from a Trans-Tasman athletics tour. Keep Reading
Art, Action and Adventure in store with the Old School’s Holiday Programme
If keeping the kids entertained over the long summer holidays is a struggle, or you’ve got to head back to work, help is at hand. The Old School Arts Centre’s Summer Holiday Programme offers a fun-filled roster of events for kids aged 5 to 12 years. Keep Reading
Whaingaroa Youth Movement (WYM) has once again grasped the hearts and emotions of our Raglan community, with a very poignant piece, LOOK.
This creative group of 65 students took us on a roller-coaster ride of emotions. Cleverly they explored the vast spectrum of experiences offered via social media, a spectrum with no limits. Each group accurately performed the gamut of realities we involve ourselves in daily: Facebook, Netflix, emoji, angry birds and hackers, among others. We laughed with warm fuzzies and we bowed our heads and cringed. We all saw some aspect of ourselves, big or small. Keep Reading
Raglan mums Rebecca Hishon and Charlotte Hartstone know better than most what it must feel like to be Santa’s little helpers – for years now they’ve been amassing toys of all shapes and sizes for sharing out to local families. Keep Reading