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Council seals crossing deal
Devon Meadows Primary School teacher Phil Wilmoth is forced to walk students, such as Joshua, Amy and Teonii, safely across busy Cross Road because there…
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Fun times are here
Kristell and Nicole enjoy a friendly game of tennis at Casey Indoor Sports Centre as part of the Casey Council January school holiday program. CHECK…
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Rates hike looms
Casey councillor Steve By Alison NoonanA CASEY councillor has blamed skyrocketing living costs for looming rate rises. Deputy mayor Rob Wilson this week warned that…
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Glamour girls on the grid
By Rebecca FraserAN aspiring model from Berwick won the Star News Group Australian Grand Prix Grid Girls Competition on Tuesday night. After beating 17 other…
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Mother angry at wheelchair refusal
Cranbourne mother Narelle Scott says she is disgusted at the lack of care her six-year-old daughter Lainey received after undergoing surgery at By Alison Noonan…
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Festivals help mix us up
Cranbourne MP Jude Perera with members of the Cranbourne and District Greek Senior Citizens Club Bill Antoniou, John Barbaressos, Rits Darras and Vicky Paterakis. Picture:…
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Fresh start!
FoodWorks store manager Ross Mills, with employees Kathy and Ingrid, is excited to finally open to the public. By Alison NoonanHUNDREDS of shoppers flocked to…
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New head for Cranbourne Probus
THE Cranbourne Mixed Probus took on a new look for 2006 at its recent Annual General Meeting. The new president, Thelma Straton, took over the…
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Market promotes a fresh approach
Casey mayor Kevin Bradford viewed some of the produce on display at the new Farmers Market in Narre Warren last week. THERE was plenty of…
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Police push for positive relations
Casey’s new police Youth Resource Officers, senior constables Dave Smith, Chris Atherton and Brett Owen, are looking forward to improving the relationship between police and…
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They could give a toss
Tooradin pair Lachie Macdonald and Tracey Miller were the top gumboot throwers at the Pakenham Show. Picture: Paul Dunlop. LACHIE Macdonald and Tracey Miller were…
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Community centre calls for support
Above: Nathan and Amy mould masterpieces with Play-Doh during the Nippers child care service at Blind Bight Community Centre. By Alison Noonan STAFF at Blind…
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