Stories
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Clyde’s good Neighbours
By Bridget BradySTARS of the small screen visited Clyde last week to film scenes for the popular television show Neighbours. Cast and crew from the…
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Treat for gardeners
PROMINENT gardener Jane Edmanson entertained gardeners during an evening of wining, dining and entertainment at the Sandhurst Gardening Club last week. Ms Edmanson, ABC and…
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Characters come to life
DEVON Meadows Primary School students this week brought their favourite book characters to life. The students dressed up as their chosen characters on Monday for…
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Carols back on
By Bridget BradyTHE Cranbourne Rotary Club is singing for joy after the generosity of the community has brought their Christmas carols back to life. The…
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New school for Cranbourne
By Bridget BradyTHE walls of a new Cranbourne primary school are on their way up. Cranbourne North East Primary School will open next year and…
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Hunt after McDonald’s stab attack
POLICE are looking for three men after an 18-year-old Tooradin man was stabbed at McDonald’s in Cranbourne last month. The 18-year-old stepped in when, about…
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The flipside of fame- Freestyle motorbike rider Cam Sinclair is recovering at home with fiance
By Bridget BradyCAM Sinclair is back on home soil and on the road to recovery after a serious fall in Spain. The world-famous freestyle motorbike…
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Bucket of bliss
By Bridget BradyROMY Parks-Earl had been counting down the days until she could stand under the tipping bucket at Casey RACE – and she loved…
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‘I want my mummy’ say baby students
By Bridget BradyCranbourne Secondary College students Michelle and Jessikah with their baby dolls Maxine and Frank. The students care for the dolls as part of…
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Work on track
Work has started on the $10.6 million Casey Fields Development Project that will include an athletics track and regional playground. Holt MP Anthony Byrne, Community…
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Powerline upgrades
Improvements to powerlines are underway in Tooradin. MULTI-MILLION dollar powerline upgrades are underway in Tooradin. SP AusNet customers in Tooradin will be among the first…
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Signs tossed
VANDALS removed about a dozen signs near the Blind Bight boat ramp and threw them in the bay this month. Resident Bob Wray said the…
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