Stories
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Women hit the airwaves
Casey Radio ‘Women of Today’ presenters Councillor Amanda Stapledon and Marea Bye, seated, with guest speaker Leanne Petridis, from Cranbourne Information and Support Services. 68096…
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Eye on seniors
By Emma SunCASEY residents over the age of 55 are encouraged to sign up for the Cranbourne Police Senior Citizen registry. The registry is aimed…
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Demons kick goals in Casey
Melbourne Football Club player Aaron Davey and Charlee at the recent Auskick Super Kid’s Clinic. MELBOURNE Football Club is kicking goals on and off the…
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Family and faith
By Bridget CookA GOOD balance between family, faith and work was the key to living a successful and fulfilling life for Cranbourne resident Joe Kelly.…
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Warm pool of gratitude
By Bridget CookTHE City of Casey made a special presentation and showed a warm gesture to the “committed and kind” president of the Cranbourne Arthritis…
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Saved a life
By Bridget Cook A CRANBOURNE woman has met up with the elderly man whose life she saved – something she never thought would be possible.…
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Family violence: valuable lessons
Right:Sergeant David Sheppard, manager of Family Violence Unit Cranbourne police, was one of the panelists at Cranbourne Secondary College’s domestic voilence forum. 66811 Picture: Stewart…
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One week, many nations
STUDENTS at Courtenay Gardens Primary School learnt about an array of different cultures and countries last week. Each grade had a country as a focus…
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School says farewell
By Bridget CookHAMPTON Park Primary School has farewelled their “passionate and committed” principal, who served at the school for more than 15 years. Christine Wakeling…
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Seven years jail for horror smash
By Bridget CookTHE driver who killed four teenagers in a horror smash in Lynbrook about two years ago has been jailed for more than seven…
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New president takes the helm
By Bridget CookTHERESE Schreurs has taken over the wheel, becoming the new president of the Inner Wheel Club of Cranbourne. Immediate past president Marleen Ling…
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Dilawar’s art comes first
Dilawar Haidarie’s sketch that won him first place in a national art competition. By Danielle GalvinMORE than 6000 Australian students entered into an art competition,…
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