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A whole different class of memories
By Victoria Stone-Meadows HAMPTON Park Secondary College is celebrating 30 years of education on Wednesday 16 November with an exhibition of memories from the school.…
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Day for Dan has safety lesson
By Victoria Stone-Meadows HAMPTON Park Primary School honoured the memory of murdered Queensland boy Daniel Morcombe by raising money for the Morcombe Foundation. On Friday…
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Beauty bulldozed for roundabout
By Cam Lucadou-Wells IRATE residents say they have been surprised by plans to demolish and move the bluestone wall gateway at the up-market Berwick Springs…
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Flying club’s a repeat target
By Cam Lucadou-Wells BURGLARS with angle grinders have repeatedly targeted a community aircraft-model flying club in Narre Warren. The Hobbyzone Electric Model Aero Club’s shipping…
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Cottage restaurant closes shop
By Alana Mitchelson BERWICK’s iconic fine dining restaurant Clover Cottage will close down early next year after its private sale last month. The existing owner…
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Printing money
A HALLAM-based manufacturer has received state funding towards a $1.875 million project for a printer and other new equipment. Printing and design firm Norwood Industries…
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Threatened with knife
By Victoria Stone-Meadows A CONVENIENCE store on Fleetwood Drive, in Narre Warren, has been held up by two unknown men. The two thieves entered the…
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Too fast, now furious
By Victoria Stone-Meadows A MAN from Narre Warren North has been charged on summons with traffic offences after being caught driving at more than 60km/h…
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Freeway traffic changes underway
By Victoria Stone-Meadows TRAFFIC on the Monash Freeway is about to get even crazier as temporary lane markers and yellow lines are rolled out to…
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Toastmasters spread wings
NARRE Warren has a new Toastmaster’s Club. The club was officially chartered in September. The official club banner and certificates were presented by Bruce Hill,…
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Council calls to cut mayor golf
Casey council is considering dumping its sponsorship of a charity golf day which is named after its mayor. The council resolved to review its $4000…
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VCAT refuses bid to block townhouses on heritage site
By Cam Lucadou-Wells Casey council’s objections to a multi-townhouse development in front of a heritage house in Narre Warren has been overruled by the state’s…
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