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Kennels to open
NEW dog boarding kennels are to open in Pearcedale. Casey Council last week approved plans for the construction of a 40kennel facility on the corner…
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Car stuck in pole position
OCCUPANTS of a vehicle which collided with a traffic light pole walked away with ‘more embarrassment than injury’ fire fighters said. CFA photographer Keith Pakenham…
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Riding school reopens
OAKWOOD Riding School has reopened in its new facilities in Clyde North. After 30 years in Narre Warren, the riding school recently moved to a…
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Truckies back upgrade calls
By Alison NoonanMAJOR truck companies have backed police calls for the urgent duplication of the notorious Western Port Highway. Representatives met with local police, CFA…
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Cycling figures start to turn full circle again
By Melissa MeehanSTAFF at the Cranbourne Royal Botanic Gardens are looking forward to joining more than 60,000 Australians this year for the annual National Ride…
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Road set to be sealed
– Sarah SchwagerDEVON Meadows’ hazardous Devon Road has been listed on Casey council’s annual construction program to upgrade unsealed roads. Balla Balla Ward councillor Colin…
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Fund boost helps curb violence
By Alison NoonanDOMESTIC violence support services have received a massive funding boost in a bid to curb the escalating number of family violence incidences in…
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Watch for the kick-flips
HAMPTON PARK’S youths will soon have reason to rejoice with the Cairns Road Reserve skate park set to open for kick-flips within the next two…
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Everyone is welcome to Fields opening
THE largest sporting facility in the south-east opens to the public next week. The 70-hectare Casey Fields site in Cranbourne East is a multi-million dollar…
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Push for missing on-line site
By Glen Atwell CITY of Casey councillor Steve Beardon is spearheading a state-wide campaign to establish an official missing persons website to improve the flow…
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Witnesses to tailgating
POLICE are appealing for witnesses to help solve a road-rage fuelled tailgating crash that occurred in Dandenong South earlier this month. About noon on Thursday…
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Quick thinking truck driver saves family
By Alison Noonan AN EPILEPTIC Cranbourne woman narrowly escaped death or serious injury after she suffered a fit while driving with her two young children…
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