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Brief News from Northland: Police Investigate Vehicle Fires, Chess Championship, and SH11 Roadwork

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Chess enthusiasts in Northland are gearing up for the upcoming Northland Chess Championship, set to take place in Kerikeri next month. The event promises to be a thrilling competition with players of all ages showcasing their strategic skills on the board.

Scheduled for November 2 at the Turner Centre, the championship will feature three categories – junior, youth, and senior. Participants will compete in a full-day tournament consisting of six time-controlled rounds, with points awarded for wins and draws. The ultimate champions will be determined based on the highest number of points accumulated throughout the competition.

Only residents of Northland are eligible to compete for titles and trophies, adding an extra layer of excitement to the event. Chess enthusiasts and spectators alike are encouraged to attend and witness the intense battles that are sure to unfold during the championship.

For those interested in providing information related to the event or any other matter anonymously, Crime Stoppers can be contacted at 0800 555 111. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to witness some of the region’s finest chess players in action at the Northland Chess Championship in Kerikeri.

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