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PAGE 8 Wednesday November 28 2018 BAY HARBOUR Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi News More than 1000 signatures on cafe petition • By Louis Day THE PETITION to extend the building approval at the Godley House site currently occupied by Dark Star Ale House and Cafe has received more than 1000 signatures. Statutory building approval for the cafe building, the equivalent of a building and resource consent, was obtained by a previous owner through emergency earthquake legislation. That approval expired in April but was extended to June 2021. The petition on change.org calls for the sites statutory building approval to be extended “until such time as new services are built on the Godley House site” to attract a new business to take over from the Dark Star when it closes in March. Dark Star co-owner Donna Richardson said she and her husband had tried to sell the business, but the limited time remaining on the site’s building approval put potential buyers off. She said the signatures showed the community wanted another cafe to take over from the Dark Star. Mrs Richardson plans to present the petition to the Banks Peninsula Community Board within the next couple of months. Local News Now City2Surf to celebrate 45 years STAR MEDIA will celebrate 45 years since participants in the City2Surf hit the ground running. Since 1975, Star Media’s City2Surf, one of the South Island’s largest participation events, has brought thousands of people together for fun and fitness. On March 24, City2Surf will celebrate its 45th anniversary. A lot has changed since the event’s humble beginnings. However, it still remains first and foremost a fun run. Originally, the City2Surf would start in Cathedral Square and end at New Brighton beach. Later, the finish line was changed to QE II stadium. In 2011, following the earthquake, the event had to be cancelled as parts of the eastern route were broken. Now the start line for the 14km event is at Centennial Park and the Sport Canterbury 6km event begins at Hansen Park, Opawa. Both events finish at the Ferrymead playing fields with FREE entry given to participants into Ferrymead Historic Park. Over the years, City2Surf has helped to burn more than 184,730,000 calories, says event START LINE: The next Star Media City2Surf on March 24 will mark 45 years since runners and walkers took off from the start line at the first ever City2Surf. PHOTO: RACHEL SLOAN manager Jon Holmes. “The amount of kilometres run during this event is enough to run around the world 120 times,” he said. Entries to participate in the 2019 City2Surf open on Saturday. The Star Media 14km event with Les Mills and Sport Canterbury 6km option means there is always something suitable for all runners and walkers of all fitness types. Participants can choose to either take part individually or in a team. At this year’s event, there were more than 170 team entries, including teams of doctors, construction works, accountants and scientists. Many local charities have benefitted from the City2Surf since 1975 and our supporting charity for 2019 is the Charity Fire rages, homes at risk •Entries open on December 1. •Entry forms are available online or from Pak’n Save and New World supermarkets or The Athletes Foot Northlands and Riccarton. •Early bird entry – December 1 to December 31, $20 (online only) •Standard entry – January 1 to March 24, $25 •Late entry on the day – March 24, $30 •Children aged 10 and under are free Hospital. Since first opening in 2007, the hospital has provided more than 15,000 patient visits. It provides free day surgery, medical treatments, dentistry, oral surgery and counselling. The hospital is unique to New Zealand in that its services are frequently updated depending on the need. The Canterbury Charity Hospital Trust does not receive any Government funding and relies on fundraising events, such as the City2Surf, donations and charitable organisations. Sarah, Anita, Grant, Ashleigh and Kellie OPEN SAT & SUN www.medicopak.co.nz ask for a free 1 month trial today Do you or a loveD one have a lot of meDication to take? having trouble remembering when to take your meDication? right medicine. right dose. right time. with medico pak. right medicine right dose right time CAFÉ NOW OPEN 1005 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead. Ph:943 9635 OPEN 7 DAYS: Mon to Fri 8.30am - 6pm Sat 9am - 4pm and Sun 10am - 4pm
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