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Jobs down garden path
NARRE Community Learning centre will use a $50,000 funding boost to provide employment opportunities for young people. The funding, part of the government’s Community Learning…
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Mayor’s term ends
CASEY mayor Geoff Ablett sat in the leaders chair for the last time at Tuesday night’s council meeting. In his last meeting as the mayor,…
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From Russia, with dance
By Kelly YatesHALLAM dancers Andrew Nolo and Shannen Clarke are back on home soil after representing Australia at the 2009 World Ten Dance Championships in…
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No respect
By Kelly YatesA 42-year-old Cranbourne East man allegedly spat in the face of a police officer, during a regular patrol in Cranbourne last weekend. Leading…
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Ring those (sleigh) bells
SANTA Claus and his friends from the North Pole paraded through Westfield Fountain Gate last weekend. The centre came alive on Saturday as excited children…
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School turns 20
By Kelly YatesBERWICK Lodge Primary School is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. The school opened on 5 February in 1990 at Berwick Primary School…
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Burgers leave happy taste
By Kelly YatesAbout 1852 people walked through the doors at the Berwick South McDonald’s restaurant to celebrate McHappy Day. The fast-food restaurant sold 980 Big…
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Code Red
By Kelly YatesSCHOOLS, kindergartens and child care centres in Endeavour Hills, Narre Warren, Narre Warren North, Narre Warren South and Berwick have been included in…
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Dinner for single parents
Debbie Vella with Brooke and Sarah, Rachael Cope with Tylah, Angela Martin and Kayla, Kerrie Richards and Max, Dianne Wilkinson and Luke and Samantha Rose…
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Man killed in house fire
A man died in this Berwick house fire on Monday night. 39366 By Jade LawtonAN ELDERLY man was killed after his Berwick home caught fire…
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SES grows
By Kelly YatesThe Berwick resident took on the role of controller just over two months ago, saying one of his main goals was to create…
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