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First sight of a life together- Stan and Rose Smith celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary this week. 76171
Picture: Stewart Chambers By Bridget CookSTAN Smith said it was “love at first sight” when he first saw Rose, the woman who was to become…
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Not bees but beetles
Casey residents have been warned not to be alarmed by plague soldier beetles, which are being mistaken for bees or European wasps. THE City of…
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Tractors pull big crowd
Above: More than 5000 people attended the Tooradin Tractor Pull and Truck Show on the weekend. By Bridget CookORGANISERS of the Tooradin Tractor Pull and…
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Star settles in
By Bridget CookSETTLERS Run will soon get some star power with ex-AFL footballer and media personality Russell Robertson deciding to build in the Botanic Ridge…
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Line up for race lights
Cranbourne Turf Club chief executive Neil Bainbridge, chairman Robin Daley and committee member David Cook are excited that night racing will soon be underway at…
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Four times
By Bridget CookEducation Minister Martin Dixon visited students Kevin, Brian, Ryan and Dylan Ranaweera at the Cranbourne North school on Wednesday to present them with…
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Arson attacks
By Bridget CookWith the state now in a fire danger period with fire restrictions in place, Casey Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Leading Senior Constable Chris…
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East plane plan
By Danny ButtlerOngoing problems with parking, travel times and congestion at Tullamarine have led to renewed calls for an airport to be built closer to…
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Gone in a snap
By Bridget CookPOLICE are seeking public assistance to identify a man they wish to speak to in relation to the theft of a camera from…
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Homestead’s new lease on life
THE City of Casey has received a funding boost to undertake a feasibility study into Ercildoune Heritage Homestead in Cranbourne West. The council will receive…
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Call out for hall cash
Vicar David Powys is calling on community support to help give St Johns Anglican Church the renovation it needs. 75887 Picture: Meagan Rogers By Bridget…
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Council has no balls
By Emma SunSigns were put up by the council last Wednesday in a bid to ensure the area is safer for children and motorists. But…
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