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Reserve refurbish works
By BRIDGET COOK
A NUMBER of sports fields across Casey are in line for significant maintenance works, including complete reconstructions.
At Tuesday night’s council meeting, councillors...
Comets take sweet revenge
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
Seeking redemption for its early season loss against Cairnlea, the Casey Comets made amends with a 5-0 win at home.
After kicking three...
Turning lanes for safety
By LIA SPENCER
RIGHT turning lanes will be installed at intersections along Ernst Wanke Road to improve safety for drivers.
Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan...
Cash grab at grocery
TWO men armed with kitchen knives robbed a grocery store in Hampton Park last week.
Police said about 8pm on 6 June, two men entered...
Flood works agreed
By LIA SPENCER
TWO years after floods ripped through the City of Casey, the council has vowed to rectify a drainage problem for a group...
Short memory
By LIA SPENCER
A FORMER mayor fears the memory of a prominent Berwick man could be forgotten due to the allocated site of Casey Council’s...
Premier Hills unable to deliver
THE Endeavour Hills Premier Rugby side rolled up to Seaford’s Riveriera Reserve - the home of the Southern Districts Pirates - to watch its...
Brave few find the target
By RUSSELL BENNETT
THE Casey Comets and Keysborough were the lone bright lights in local men’s State League soccer action on the weekend, as the...
Poker-face Jones
By BRIDGET COOK
A NUMBER of Lynbrook Hotel patrons put their best hand forward at the Victorian Poker State Championships last month.
Six regulars from the...
Wheels in motion
By BRIDGET SCOTT
HALF way through last year, the Inner Wheel Club of Narre Warren lost one of its finest members, and now the club...
Arts first for Casey
By BRIDGET SCOTT
THE inaugural Casey Art Show went off without a glitch last week in what was a very successful weekend for the Rotary...
Teen makes honour plaque
By BRIDGET SCOTT
A TEENAGER is the first Girl Guide in 17 years to have her name added to one of the honour plaques at...