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Couple drained by repeat floodwaters- A Mount Evelyn couple want Yarra Ranges Council to fix its drain so their property does not become flooded. The drain is pictured covered in sticks and pine needl
By Emma SunA MOUNT Evelyn home that was almost washed out by floodwaters caused by excessive rain 10 months ago was hit again last Monday,…
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Little leaplings- Blade, Codie, Amelia and Mason arrived at Angliss Hospital on 29 February. 77997 Picture: Donna Oates
By Casey NeillUPWEY’S Breenae Stewart wasn’t jumping for joy at the thought of a leap day birth. But she changed her mind when her son…
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Dream home gets go-ahead- Michael Hill, Judith Elliot and Chris Hill are pleased with the council’s decision to let them build Michael and Judith’s home in Mount Dandenong. 78166
By Emma SunA COUPLE who have lived in the hills for most of their lives have been given the green light to build their dream…
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Cop is no longer married to the job- Sergeant Tony Haining, middle, is retiring. He said he will miss his colleagues which include Leading Senior Constable Tim Wall and Sergeant Andrew Herdman at Olin
By Emma SunOLINDA top cop Sergeant Tony Haining has retired after 15 years at the station and 37 years with the police force. Friday was…
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Core moral values
Alana and Chrissy work on literacy and art skills. THE health and wellbeing of each student in a safe learning environment is at the core…
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Fine voice service
Students march into St Patrick’s Cathedral at last year’s annual Mass in full school uniform with school flags and crests held high. THE St Patrick’s…
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Eternal silk art- Matthew Rutten with his silk paintings. 78022
By Emma SunBELGRAVE artist Matthew Rutten’s silk art will be on display at the Mount Evelyn Exhibition Space. Mr Rutten, who has been a passionate…
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Getting back on track
77897 Pictures: Donna Oates DANDENONG Ranges Physio guarantees to help clients get a better back in just eight weeks. The Olinda clinic is now running…
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Town for sale
THE man who owns Mount Evelyn is selling up. And the sale of Arch Carswell’s massive chunk of the CBD could change the town forever.…
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Out for garbage grab – Wattle View Primary School teacher Stuart Hanmer with students Jed Hollowsmith and Jack Greensmith from prep, school captain Caitlin Schimleck and Bhavya Purohit get ready for C
By Emma SunYARRA Ranges residents young and old are grabbing their gloves and rubbish bags to tidy the community. With Clean Up Australia Day coming…
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Kinder heritage
By Russell BennettCOCKATOO’S McBride Street kindergarten will receive heritage protection and become an Ash Wednesday bushfire tribute following a council backflip. Cardinia Shire Council had…
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Billycarts the wheel thing
SPECTACULAR spills and billycarts barrelling at breakneck speeds treated strong crowds at Sunday’s Upwey Billy Cart Races. The seventh annual eventfeatured plenty of thrillsand spills,…
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