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Muzzle dog plea
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A NARRE Warren man was left shell-shocked after a greyhound let of the leash lunged at him during his morning walk. Patrick…
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Future reserved for HQ
By BRIDGET SCOTT A HOTEL has been suggested as a replacement for the existing council chambers land once the new Casey Cultural Precinct is opened.…
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Out with the old
RE: News article ‘Injured in Attack’ (News, 22 January). I am writing in reference to the above and would like to take issue with a…
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Help needed
YEARS ago I was a nurse in the British Army in Germany and a nurse’s first propriety is to help people. Today 28 January I…
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Blended with love
LOVE will be in the air everywhere on Valentine’s Day this year as the City of Casey gets set to host a romantic event. Wilson…
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Dog cruelty probe backed
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CASEY Council has thrown its support behind the impending State Government review of the Lost Dogs’ Home. Based in North Melbourne, the…
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Drivers urged to watch out for school kids
CASEY Council is warning drivers to stay alert on the roads as children across the municpality return to school this month. Casey Mayor Mick Morland…
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Choir going places
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE Casey Choir is calling for potential new members to put their hand up to be part of the group for 2015.…
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Spirits high for Super Bowl
SUPER Bowl fever hit Fountain Gate this week when players from the Berwick Miners and Diamonds teams held a party to watch America’s biggest sporting…
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It’s captain Quirk
By JARROD POTTER AN EARLY 21st birthday present greeted DDCA under-21 captain Dylan Quirk on Sunday, with his side holding aloft the Neil Wright Shield…
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ABC of health fight
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD JOHN Jakupi is no stranger to Casey. The 41-year-old clinical psychologist grew up in Endeavour Hills and went to school across the…
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Day of days
AUSTRALIA Day never ceases to amaze me. Every year my family and I go to the Hampton Park celebrations, and we just love it! So…
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