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Farewell as Lucas’ Christmases come at once
– Rebecca FraserCASEY councillors bid a fond farewell to former mayor Neil Lucas at the last council meeting of 2005 as he prepared to take…
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Tree falls in strong winds
By Rebecca FraserA STRONG gust of wind blew a 30-metre high tree over in Endeavour Hills just before Christmas, with one resident left thankful no…
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Boat rules to save lives
By Rebecca FraserIT IS all about staying alive. That is the message from Cranbourne boat shop manager David Avard following the introduction of new regulations…
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Crash devastates family
Doveton’s Omary Sou will be sadly missed by his distraught family. He died in a horror Boxing Day smash near Sale along with two other…
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Grieving mum’s speed warning
By Rebecca FraserA DOVETON mother has urged young car enthusiasts to be aware of the added power they are putting into their cars, following the…
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Reserve project bid ridiculed
By Rebecca FraserPLANS by a Casey councillor were ridiculed by some of his colleagues after he tried to push through a $500,000 project at council.…
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Infrastructure call
By Rebecca FraserCASEY deputy mayor Rob Wilson wants a “better deal” for local government, calling on Federal Treasurer Peter Costello to spend Australia’s budget surplus…
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Crossing call for County
By Rebecca FraserA NEW school crossing is needed on County Drive, Berwick to avoid a “nightmarish” situation. That was the message at Casey’s last council…
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Milestone for Casey little aths
CASEY Little Athletics Centre will celebrate 20 years of competition on Thursday, 26 January. This will be at an athletics-fun day in conjunction with Dandenong…
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Art talent goes shopping
Monica Cannata (front) and Katherine Elenitsas were among the students of Gleneagles Campus of Eumemmerring Secondary College conducting art classes at the Endeavour Hills Shopping…
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Make a splash with your will
Kathleen Davies and grandson Dylan taking part in the Yooralla Splash Therapy program. By Rebecca Fraser YOORALLA in Narre Warren has urged all Victorians to…
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Bus company hits bad spell
By Rebecca FraserA CRANBOURNE- based bus company has hit back at claims staff cannot spell. Its comments follow a photo printed in the News last…
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