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High achievers
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE future would seem to be in good hands if the high achieving youth of Casey are anything to go by. Nossal…
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Admin anew
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD IT WAS a matter of new beginnings for Maranatha Christian College this week. The school welcomed its new principal Roderick Crouch to…
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Respect envoy
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD RUSSELL Robertson isn’t just speaking for the sake of it when he talks about white ribbons. The former Melbourne footy player and…
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Kids read all about it
DOVETON is fast becoming a haven for young and avid readers. Last week Doveton College held another ‘Paint Doveton REaD’ early literacy event for children,…
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Half-million dollar haul
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD POLICE are still investigating a spate of raids last month in which properties on large land allotments in Hallam, Lysterfield and Narre…
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Hunt for failed burglar
POLICE are seeking to identify a man who attempted to break into two Endeavour Hills businesses last month. In the early hours of Monday 21…
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Space to dream
By BRIDGET COOK WHEN Therese Howell talks about the dream vision for the proposed inclusive playspace for Casey, there’s a passion and excitement in her…
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It won’t change
IN REPLY to Rex Flannery’s letter (News, 31 July). I know how you feel about parking spaces at local stations. As for the block of…
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Happy to share
I RECEIVED an interesting item of junk mail today. It was from our deputy mayor, Amanda Stapledon, touting for votes in the forthcoming Victorian election.…
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Ripe for parking
I REFER to Rex Flannery’s comments (Park parking, News 31 July). Four years ago I did a title search with Land Victoria and found that…
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What a saving!
WE HAVE read that the City of Casey rates will be reduced by .4 per cent (News, 31 July). Oh, what a fantastic drop in…
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Art for the senses
By BRIDGET COOK MARNEBEK School students showed off their artistic flair at the school’s annual art show last month. The budding young artists kicked off…
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