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August 2010
27thCoach & Horses Eagle Tribute Band
September 2010
12th
Goldfields Educare $10 photos
October 2010
20th
Lawrence Car Rally
November 2010
7th:
Lawrence Country Fair
Lawrence Spring Duathlon
January 2011
18th - 21st
Lawrence Summer Arts Festival
A chilly evening in Lawrence did not prevent the community getting out and about for the Lights on Lawrence.
Residential Entries Winners
1st Prize $250.00 sponsored by Tuapeka Gold Print winner G & J Wallace
2nd Prize $100.00 winner Lou Farrand Cozy Dell sponsored by Pioneer Generation
3rd Prize Gift Voucher & Wine winner Kirsty Garner 4 Rea St sponsored by SpearGrass Inn & O`LEA
Peoples Choice Winner
$ 250.00 Sponsored by Pioneer Generation winner LaWaY Youth The Church
Event Organizers Special Prize for Effort and Creativity a Voucher sponsored by Wild walnut go to Kirsty Garner
Otago Rescue Helicopter Trust benefits from the generosity and big hearts of the Lawrence community once again.
STARS IN YOUR EYES: Was the event held two years ago that raised $30,000 for the Trust. It was such a resounding success that it was held again this year with $35,000 raised.
Outside of corporate contributions, this is the biggest single fundraising event for the helicopter trust.
CONGRATULATIONS!!! to event organiser Bill Bazley & his wonderful team of volunteers. We are proud of you.

Organisers planning the Gabriel’s Gully Goldrush 150th celebration in Lawrence next March are calling for submissions of stories and artefacts from the Goldrush to form a special exhibition over the four-day event.
They are particularly interested to hear from descendants and relations of the early goldminers and prospectors, or anyone with any information on the Tuapeka Goldfields area. Historical records and artefacts will be displayed at The Goldrush Heritage Centre. The programme also includes Pioneer Stories – an opportunity for people to retell Goldrush stories passed down from their ancestors.
For more information
please see this document
The Government has awarded funding for a cycle trail starting in Lawrence and ending in Alexandra. This is an exciting new development and allows cyclists to enjoy the landscape along the Clutha River and then connect with the rail trail from Clyde to Middlemarch. For extended story click link below.
www.odt.co.nz/the-regions/otago/93048/boost-otago-cycleway-proposals
Lawrence Free Internet service is one year old!
This was celebrated with a radio interview conducted by Jim Mora on his Radio New Zealand National Afternoon Program, at 2.15pm today. Jim Robertson and Frank Buddingh' gave a lively account about the Free Internet service, that is coupled to our community website www.lawrence.co.nz
Download and listen to the radio interview with Jim Mora:
Or see on this TV clip how it all started:
http://tvnz.co.nz/content/2697097/video
Lawrence provides free internet access in the main business district for your laptop if you have a generic wireless device on your computer and guests of local cafes can enjoy internet access via pc computers.
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