Home » Signs tossed

Signs tossed

13/08/2009

VANDALS removed about a dozen signs near the Blind Bight boat ramp and threw them in the bay this month.
Resident Bob Wray said the signs, including traffic signs, were found in the bay on 2 August.
He said it was disappointing to discover the mess to the recreational area.
The City of Casey’s acting manager of roads and construction, Michael Apps, said council officers retrieved the signs and put them back on 4 August.

Digital Editions

Major works to extend lanes on Clyde Road bridge to begin

The Princes Freeway in Berwick will be closed on weeknights in February and March as part of the Clyde Road Upgrade. Works are set to…

More News

Casey Council backs national packaging reform call

City of Casey has backed calls for urgent national packaging reform, warning that plastic packaging made up a significant share of what local residents were putting in their bins. The…
On hot days it’s important to replenish the fluids

**Winning a grand final might be the best cure for hangover as some of the MERINDA PARK boys can attest to. A large number of the Cobras’ XI for Sunday’s…
Backhands, burns and banks

DAVE: Morning boys, an absolute scorcher on the weekend and one member of our team is sporting the war-wounds of sunburn to prove it. We praised Blair last week for…
Kids charged over alleged thieving spree

Three boys from Greater Dandenong are facing charges over an alleged stealing spree across the South East. The trio were arrested by police on Princes Highway, Noble Park on Wednesday…
Cranbourne North’s new Kala Primary School opens

A new primary school has opened in Cranbourne North as part of a statewide school expansion, alongside increased financial support for families through the Camps, Sports and Excursions Fund. Kala…

Stolen car suspect arrested

On the 23rd of January, the below red Toyota 86 was stolen from Cranbourne East. On the 27th of January, a Cardinia local observed the vehicle in a shopping centre…
What’s on

Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 431626 Visible mending workshop Workshop on visible mending methods, caring for clothing instead of throwing it away. Fixing woollen clothing, stretchy clothing, and woven…
Not a choir, just Singing for Fun

Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 529027 A fortnightly singing group at Selandra Rise Retirement Village in Clyde North is attracting up to 30 residents, with organisers saying the program…
Series of car thefts at Fountain Gate Shopping Centre sparks concern

Fountain Gate Shopping Centre has been a hotspot for a string of car thefts over the last few months with many shoppers are now choosing not to park their cars…
Back-to-back for Seagulls

Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 530549 Back-to-back! Tooradin capped off a dominant T20 campaign by defeating Clyde by seven wickets on the big stage in Sunday’s Premier Kookaburra Cup…