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Pool group seeks
By Callan DateAN EXERCISE group for local women recovering from breast cancer is in danger of closing if it cannot attract new members. Only 18…
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Mini pirates raise the flag for fun
By Rebecca Fraser MORE than 300 Casey kids jumped ship this week when they embarked on a high seas adventure. The Berwick Church of Christ…
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White sees red over flag theft
A NARRE Warren South woman’s Australia Day celebration was marred by the theft of her Australian flag. Elaine White, 72, was left feeling angry and…
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School gets fresh message
FOUNTAIN Gate Primary School students know all about the goodness of freshness. Theyset off on an excursion to the Casey Farmers’ Market last week and…
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Garden hoses help stop fire
FIRE destroyed a Narre Warren unit on Saturday night. The Pentland Drive house caught alight about 9.45pm and the flames quickly spread. Narre Warren CFA…
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DANDENONG DISTRICT JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE CRANBOURNE U15 (1): Beaconsfield 9.5.59 d Cranbourne 2.6.18. Goals: L. Barker, C. Petrie. Best: T. Robertson, A. Brown, A. Elysee.…
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Sowing Tweeds
By Jim MynardCASEY Council last week hosted an eight-member delegation from its sister city in the United Kingdom, Berwick-upon-Tweed. The delegation members, led by Berwick-Upon-Tweed…
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Recognition for school volunteers
THE hard working volunteers on Casey’s school councils will be acknowledged with a civic event. Councillor Janet Halsall moved a motion at last week’s council…
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Giant leap for safety
By Rebecca FraserBROKEN arms, sprained limbs and other trampolining mishaps could be a thing of the past thanks to a new safety awareness program to…
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Clean sites for sore eyes
TRADESPEOPLE and builders working in Casey and Greater Dandenong learned how to clean up their construction sites last week as part of a Keep Australia…
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Police plead for slow down
WINTRY weather conditions have prompted police to urge motorists to drive with more caution. Acting Senior Sergeant Nicholas Vallas of Narre Warren police also urged…
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