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Road usage stirs up a dust storm
By Kelly Yates INCREASED traffic in Warneet is causing severe dust problems, a resident says. Anne Ormshaw, a Rutherford Parade resident for four years, said…
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Bank provides blue week cheer for kids
CASEY ANZ Banks raised $8700 as part of Blue Week for Casey Kidz Klub, a program for children and young adults with disabilities. Nine local…
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Estates linked at last
Alison NoonanTHE gap between Lynbrook and Lyndhurst residents has finally been bridged. Residents in Fig Tree Estate and Lynbrook Estate will have safe passage between…
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Hub jobs boost
By Alison NoonanPLANS for a new industry hub in Lyndhurst could bring thousands of jobs for Casey residents. Casey council last week welcomed a proposal…
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Doyle says Casey is a forgotten city
By Alison NoonanCASEY’S roads are in dire need of upgrades, according to Opposition Leader Robert Doyle. Mr Doyle made the call to the council following…
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Eggseptional week for students
EASTER came early at Tooradin Primary School last week. The Easter Bunny even took time out from his busy schedule to visit the school in…
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More to do for young
THE City of Casey is offering a free fun group for kids aged 11to16. The YouthLinx Program runs activities from Mondays to Thursdays and includes…
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McDonald’s has its charity chomp
MORE than 2000 Big Macs were sold during a record breaking McHappy Day at McDonald’s Cranbourne on Saturday. The store sold 1300 wristbands and raised…
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Skates on for youth carnival
FIRE twirling, sponge throwing and skating are three activities not often associated. But the Cranbourne Salvation Army Church has managed to offer all three at…
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Childcare centres robbed
A HAMPTON Park childcare centre was broken into last Friday morning. The Tender Loving Childcare Centre on Enterprise Avenue was burgled about 3.30pm. Police said…
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Libs’ waiting wish list
By Rebecca FraserNARRE Warren South Liberal candidate Michael Shepherdson has called on Victorian Health Minister Bronwyn Pike to “come clean” and reveal the number of…
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Council gets tough on pets
PET owners could face hefty fines under a Casey Council clampdown on unregistered animals. The move follows the prosecution of Cranbourne East man Zond Turner…
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