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  • Grant ahead of CFA centenary

    Grant ahead of CFA centenary

    By Derek Schlennstedt A century is a long time by any standards, and the Upwey CFA is nearing the milestone. Only a year away, the…

  • Full steam ahead for runners

    Full steam ahead for runners

    Puffing Billy’s engine wasn’t the only thing blowing off steam in the Dandenong Ranges on Sunday 30 April, as 2213 runners took to the 13.5…

  • Perfect day for a run in the park

    Perfect day for a run in the park

    By Jamie Strudley YARRA RANGES ATHLETICS Margaret Lewis Reserve was resplendent on Saturday morning for Round 3 of the Yarra Ranges Athletics cross country season.…

  • They love a good yarn

    They love a good yarn

    By Kath Gannaway Getting together to ‘yarn’ for fun is something Kay Trembath of Crumbz Craft in Healesville does every day, but once a year,…

  • $1.8m for Emerald SES

    $1.8m for Emerald SES

    By Peter Douglas Victorian Emergency Services Minister James Merlino has matched his counterpart Brad Battin’s $1.8 million election promise for the Emerald SES Unit. On…

  • Cyclists vs chainsaw

    Cyclists vs chainsaw

    By Derek Schlennstedt Police responded to the report of an alleged assault in Kalorama last week which saw three cyclists verbally abused and assaulted by…

  • Funds raised for firies

    Funds raised for firies

    By Derek Schlennstedt The Kallista-Patch community has put in concerted efforts to help raise funds for their local CFA. As part of a fund-raising program…

  • Panther people

    Panther people

    By Peter Douglas The Yarra Ranges is one of the “hottest” locations in Australia right now for big cat sightings, according to a pre-eminent investigator.…

  • Kids are ready for work

    Kids are ready for work

    By Derek Schlennstedt Cire Community School in Mt Evelyn is offering a new service to help mow, and clean people’s yards and gardens. The service…

  • End of the journey

    End of the journey

    By Derek Schlennstedt “They say cancer is a journey – well I somehow don’t think so, it’s more like an uncomfortable train ride with no…

  • Schools get tech savvy

    Schools get tech savvy

    By Peter Douglas Twenty local schools are set to partner with the new Yarra Ranges Tech School, which was officially opened at a special launch…

  • Winning brew closer home

    Winning brew closer home

    By Derek Schlennstedt Residents in the Dandenong Ranges won’t have to travel far to get award-winning coffee with Ferntree Gully L’unico coffee receiving four awards…

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