Skeglan Newsletter in Langanes and vicinity vol. 2, 10th yr. Wednesday, December 19th, 2018. María Peters Sveinsdóttir is responsible for the English translation.
Whist in Þórsver Thursday January 10th we will start a 3 evening Whist competition in Þórsver. The other competition evenings are scheduled for Monday, January 14th, and Thursday, January 17th. Each card costs 1.000kr. Coffee and refreshments will be served. Senior Citizen Association of Þistilfjörður. Please keep this notice.
Hiking in Tumavík The Touring Association’s first hike of the year will be on Saturday, January 12th. We will hike down along Laxá in Þistilfjörður to Tumavík, and from there up along Hölkná (an 8km. hike). Let’s celebrate the rising sun on a refreshing hike. Check-in is at Laxá at 11:00.
Car for sale Dacia Duster for sale, registered 12/2014, inspection valid until 2020. Has been driven 5000km. Various optional equipment and a cart included. Price 2,2 million kr. or offers. For information, call Haraldur at: 465-2205.
Raufarhöfn, the Arctic Henge and the Future The District Council and the Board of the Arctic Henge invite you to a community meeting on Saturday, January 12th.
Agenda: 11:00 The Arctic Henge – introduction. Guðný Hrund represents the Board to present the progress of the project and the next steps to be taken. 11:30 The Goals of Raufarhöfn and the future – a review. 12:00 Lunch 12:30 Group work focusing on ongoing goals of the project. The event will be held in Hnitbjörg Community Centre Everyone is encouraged to attend. Soup will be offered during lunch.
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