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Casey scouts win quality awards
Back, from left: Paull Ziegeler, group leader of 1st Hampton Park, Yvonne O’Brien and Sandra Landers, group leaders of 1st Devon Meadows, Peter Klose, former…
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Dragsters set to lose their wheels
Acting Sergeant of the Casey Traffic Management Unit Mal Marsden said police would be clamping down on dragsters and hoons. By Rebecca Fraser BURNOUTS, donuts,…
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Policing policy goes on show
CASEY residents have been invited to attend a community forum on Monday, 7 November to discuss policing issues. The Victoria Police Community Partnership Forum will…
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Heartbreak over horse float theft
Stefanie Tscheppe is devastated at the loss of her horse float, stolen while she was sleeping nearby. By Sarah SchwagerAN Endeavour Hills woman is offering…
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Belinda a success
Hampton Park’s Belinda Zacharias with (back from left) Your Employment Solutions Narre Warren consultant Mavis Hill, employment consultant Caroline Marinucci and City of Casey team…
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Birthday fun with a twist
Above: Fouryearold twins Elana and Katia helped the Casey and District Multiple Birth Association celebrate its 18th birthday. YOU could have been forgiven last Friday…
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School to shine on big day
Art teachers Dianne Cappadona and Helen Connell and, in front, students Jye Donnellan and Monique Vivian. By Rebecca FraserThe school is encouraging students and their…
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New library a handy tool
Project coordinator at the Doveton Neighbourhood Learning Centre Debbie Taylor and Casey mayor DOVETON residents can now garden to their hearts’ content. Last Thursday the…
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Middle muddle!
Not happy. Berwick residents want City of Casey Council to fulfil a 20year promise and make Gwendoline Drive a through road. The residents include Amy…
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College opens its middle ground
Hillcrest Christian College in Clyde North officially unveiled its middle school last week. Head of the middle school Hanan Khreish and college principal Daniel Pampuch,…
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Should the Cranbourne Cup be on a Sunday?
Bill McIlroy, Narre Warren YES “More people would go if it was on the weekend.”Brian Emmins, Mulgrave YES “It would advantage the community and encourage…
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Spending move restarts card row
By Rebecca FraserTHREE councillors have accused Casey chief executive Mike Tyler of taking a free ride with ratepayers’ money. Councillors Brian Oates, Rob Wilson and…
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