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Speed penalties need reinforcing, say police
By Kelly Yates CASEY police are urging motorists to take care on the roads after an increase in speed-related road accidents. Senior Sergeant Gerry Hengel…
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Rookie’s hopes stall
By Marc McGowan ENGINE damage has brought Liam Williams’ promising rookie Formula 500 season to a premature end. The 20-year-old Cranbourne driver was involved in…
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CFA mourning death of veteran
THE local Country Fire Authority (CFA) community is in mourning after the death of 40-year veteran member Frank Clarke last Thursday week. The Narre Warren…
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Hills so close, again
By Marc McGowanENDEAVOUR Hills was brave again, but lost by a slender margin for the second week running, succumbing 19-15 to Melbourne at Romanis Reserve…
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Dee-Day looms at Casey Fields
By Callan DateA DEAL that will commit the City of Casey to partly fund a multi-million dollar development for the Melbourne Football Club (MFC) at…
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Ward boundaries may change
CASEY Council elections are on the horizon and two ward boundaries may change in the lead-up to the big day. The Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC)…
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Under 9s taste the big time
By Marc McGowanSPORT is supposed to be all about fun in your youth, but Doveton Soccer Club under-nines coach Julian Costin is taking his team’s…
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Mum delivers… right on time
– Kelly YatesA NARRE Warren mother has struck it lucky three times in a row with the recent birth of her baby girl. Kate Nagle…
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Cloke assault secures Comets win
By Marc McGowanA LISA Cloke brace in the opening seven minutes helped the Casey Comets register a 4-1 thumping of the Bendigo Vipers at Comets…
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Sing out for schools festival
MORE than 400 school children will take part in the City of Casey Choral Festival next week. The event will be hosted by the Berwick…
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Fireman helps school work
GRADE one and two students at Southern Cross Primary School played dress ups last week when a retired Melbourne Fire Brigade fireman visited the Endeavour…
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