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Time’s up for signs
CRANBOURNE traders have won a small reprieve with Casey Council allowing retailers to keep advertising signs in front of their shops. However, the move is…
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Kids die in crash
TWO children died and three other people were seriously injured after a car and a truck collided in Lynbrook yesterday (Wednesday) morning. Police believe a…
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Register to help lost, families
POLICE are urging the family and carers of people with a cognitive impairment to sign up to a new register to help ease the suffering…
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These kids are game to learn
LIFE-SIZE chess and snakes and ladders were Hampton Park Primary School’s creative way of celebrating National Literacy and Numeracy Week. The students enjoyed learning English…
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Record crowd remembers
By Sarah SchwagerANZAC Day celebrations drew record crowds in Cranbourne on Tuesday as the community recognised its war heroes. From the dawn service until the…
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Boaties angry at marine madness
By Alison Noonan TEMPERS are reaching boiling point in Casey’s coastal villages as hundreds of angry boaters battle for limited space at local jetties. One…
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Station open for inspection
CASEY residents can take a squizz at the new Cranbourne Police Station at an upcoming Open Day. The police station will open its doors to…
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Real estate move towards retirement
By Alison NoonanRETIREMENT marks the end of an era for well-known Cranbourne business identity Robin Daley, who is farewelling the local real estate industry after…
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Students sign for a dole
YEAR 10 students at Lyndhurst Secondary College have made a pledge to stay off the dole for at least the next year. More than 200…
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Police seek store flasher
POLICE are searching for a man who exposed himself at a Cranbourne shopping centre on Saturday. Cranbourne Police said the man entered men’s clothing store…
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Roll up, roll up for the three legged races!
By Glen AtwellTWENTY three races, three codes, one day. Tricodes Day 2008 is set to roar into action at the Cranbourne Racing Complex on Sunday…
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