Stories
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Bushland of lasting value
A PLAQUE will be unveiled at Morning Mist Reserve on Sunday 22 February to honour the efforts of the Centreville Ratepayers Association. Morning Mist Reserve…
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Mentoring receives backing
RESTARTING the business mentoring program in Casey would help stimulate the local economy, according to a civic leader. Casey councillor Sam Aziz said the business…
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Couple extends hand of help
By Lia BichelPeter and Sherri Edwards are hoping to fill a truck, donated by Budget Rentals Dandenong, with donations to take to Mr Edwards’ cousin’s…
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Church garden to bear fruit
By Bridget BradyCRANBOURNE’S first community garden is on its way to fruition. The Turning Point Family Church in Cranbourne established the Room To Grow Community…
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Fire risks too close to home
By Bridget BradyA CRANBOURNE North woman who had a close call on the weekend says her community needs to improve its fire plan. Jacqui Quigley,…
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Roses just can’t be beaten
By Lia BichelA DOZEN red roses are hands-down the most popular choice for people wanting to surprise that special someone this Valentine’s Day. Cranbourne Florist…
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Class leaders appointed
By Bridget CookLYNDHURST Secondary College has announced the four students who will lead the school for 2009. Joanne Santos and Brian Hepburn were appointed school…
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MP’s saviour- Cranbourne MP Jude Perera will receive a kidney from his cousin, Lalitha. 26952
By Bridget BradyCRANBOURNE MP Jude Perera will receive a kidney from his cousin after being diagnosed with kidney disease last year. Mr Perera’s condition has…
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Paging booklovers
By Bridget Brady CHEAP books and plenty of them will be the order of the day at the Friends of the Cranbourne Library’s book sale…
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Sports ground upgrade call
By Bridget BradyPLANS for Cairns Road Recreation Reserve to be a premier sporting facility need to be addressed now, the grounds committee says. The Hampton…
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College puts wheels on automotive skills
By Bridget BradyTHE wheels are turning at Lyndhurst Secondary College, after the school and local community helped train a Cranbourne mechanic to be a VET…
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Cash is king
By Bridget BradyCRANBOURNE residents have opened their wallets and given generously to the Salvation Army’s bushfire relief appeal. Members of the Cranbourne Salvation Army have…
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