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Wildside TIME Magazine Issue 7 Is Out

18 December 2023 St Francis Bay’s Wildside TIMES Magazine Holiday Edition is Out     St Francis Bay: Issue 7 of St Francis Bay magazine Wildside TIMES is out, and it is an array of local news, events, interviews, reviews, and national and global news. A glossy full-colour free magazine, Wildside TIMES is a popular …

18 December 2023

St Francis Bay: Issue 7 of St Francis Bay magazine Wildside TIMES is out, and it is an array of local news, events, interviews, reviews, and national and global news. A glossy full-colour free magazine, Wildside TIMES is a popular and well-supported community magazine.

Features include the incredible success yarn of the Coastal Gym – a township gym that came qualified with hard work and dedication. 

There is a feature on ‘exploring St Francis Bay‘ with tips and tricks for locals and visitors alike on alternative ways to delight in the local neighbourhood and every the sights and sounds. 

St Francis Bay is the events capital of the country accurate now, and we scrutinize back at some of the year’s feature events. These include the Adventure Racing World Champs, the Golf PGA at The Links, and the Rip Curl GromSearch Seal Point.

 

There is also the A to Z of St Francis, a light-hearted alphabet-based approach to what is happening in the area and what exciting things are out there. From Anchor Garden to Zinc, St Francis has you covered.

Read it here – Alphabet.

There is also the St Francis Today writing competition winner, Liz Spowart, with her excellent Wildfire The Dragon story from when fires ravaged our area a few years ago. 

It’s a tremendous, longer-read article. Read it here – Wildfire! 

We debunk some myths about Coffee and about CBD and THC edibles. We survey at the most popular diets happening accurate now as we quick approach Current Year’s Resolutions time, and there is an excellent piece on the local school Key College and their first year in review. 

Wildside TIMES is available online, and you can find the print version in various outlets in St Francis Bay, including the SUPERSPAR, The Store, The Bakery, and Blue Bottle bottle store.

The fully interactive online version, including video embeds and other bells and whistles, here: Wildside

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