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Aimee Harris

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@nytimes editor. mom, wife, yogi. will take 5 of your best local pastries.
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Phase three: The future of resource management

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By Bianca Tree, Stephanie de Groot, Kate Storer, Aimee Harris
| Lexology Verified
Earlier this year, the Coalition Government laid out a road map for resource management reform, with the final destination being a replacement to the Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA) [1]. The Honourable Chris Bishop has announced that the RMA will be replaced by two new and distinct acts: one dedicated to the natural environment to manage environmental effects arising from activities and the other focusing on urban development and infrastructure.
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Remembering the Neediest During the Coronavirus Pandemic (Published 2020)

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By Aimee Harris
| The New York Times Verified
Times Insider Through The Times’s Neediest Cases Fund, a new relief campaign will support organizations on the front lines of serving those affected by the virus. A volunteer for World Central Kitchen distributes meals to residents in Miami.Credit...Lynne Sladky/Associated Press Published April 1, 2020Updated May 6, 2020 Times Insider explains who we are and what we do, and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together.
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New Books about Strong Women: New Arrival to Read for Women’s History Month

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By Amy Shira Teitel, Brad Meltzer, David Adler Verified, Aimee Harris
| hobokenlibrary.blog
I took a look at the new arrivals here at the Hoboken Public Library and found some great reads for March when we are celebrating Women’s History Month. If you want to see what else is new at the Hoboken Public Library go to the link here.
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3 Girls, United as Refugees, Face Challenges by Climbing Over Them

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By Barbara Marcolini, Aimee Harris, Tim Exton
| The New York Times Verified
By BARBARA MARCOLINI, AIMÉE HARRIS and TIM EXTON | Nov. 17, 2018 | 1:40 Cing Sung, Cing Kim and Cing Lun are refugees from Myanmar now living near Seattle with their families. They participate in a new rock climbing program organized by the International Rescue Committee, which is supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.
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