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Alarming fire safety results
By LIA SPENCER
A LOCAL firefighter has warned Casey residents to make sure they have working smoke alarms in their house.
Allan Quarrier, the Senior Station...
Preppies’ date with history
STUDENTS from Tooradin Primary School took a step back in time last week.
Prep students visited the old Tooradin school building and the Fisherman’s Cottage...
Growing healthy
STUDENTS from Marnebek School got their hands dirty while learning about healthy eating last week.
Two classes of 10-year-olds visited Bunnings Cranbourne on Thursday 14...
Brakes on theft
NINETY people have been charged with stealing cars or items from cars in the Casey area after an extensive police investigation.
Police said thieves often...
At home for fundraiser
THE charity auction house in Clyde for the Good Friday Appeal has been completed and is now open for inspection.
Henley and Villawood Properties have...
Retirement in the can
THOSE who have been regulars at Centro Cranbourne over the years will no doubt know the familiar faces of Gordon and Ann Chippett.
The Cranbourne...
Worm farmers strike pay dirt
A TOORADIN worm farm is set to make inroads into Australia’s multi-billion dollar green waste industry.
Back To Earth industrial recycling has joined with Woolworths...
Movie with all the stars
THE Casey community will be treated to a silver-screen experience this Friday with a fundraiser under the stars.
Botanic Ridge estate will host a moonlit...
Bullies on the back foot
HAMPTON Park Secondary College is tackling the problem of cyber safety and bullying head on.
On Tuesday last week the school ran an anti-cyber bullying...
College celebrates namesake pope
CRANBOURNE’S Catholic secondary school - St Peter’s College - had plenty of reason to celebrate last Wednesday.
Not only were staff and students celebrating the...
Locked in commuter hell
THOUSANDS of Casey residents make the daily commute to the city or elsewhere to work, study or shop.
The National Growth Areas Alliance (NGAA) and...
Councils call for cash
THE Interface Councils group, which includes Casey, said the Government needs to take care of councils which don’t have proper infrastructure before they allocate...
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$25,000 generously donated by locals for laptops
Casey residents and long-time library users Robin and Arnis Dzedins have donated $25,000 to Connected Libraries to purchase laptops and Wi-Fi dongles.
“Our gift is...
