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  • A tick for liquor

    A tick for liquor

    By PETER DOUGLAS AND JESSE GRAHAM YARRA Ranges Shire Council has paved the way for Montrose IGA to relocate its packaged liquor store to a…

  • Ready to stomp the ‘G’

    Ready to stomp the ‘G’

    By PETER DOUGLAS FERNTREE GULLY fitness enthusiast Michael Muscat will soon be trudging up and down the AFL’s favourite stomping ground. As part of a…

  • PM checks rail line progress

    PM checks rail line progress

    By JESSE GRAHAM YARRA Glen and Healesville community members were treated to a special morning tea over the weekend, when Prime Minister Tony Abbott dropped…

  • Four in drug net

    Four in drug net

    By JESSE GRAHAM FOUR HEALESVILLE residents will front court in October after drug raids were carried out in Healesville last week. Police from Healesville, Yarra…

  • Visual feast on display

    Visual feast on display

    By PETER DOUGLAS TWO of the most talented artists in the Dandenong Ranges have served up a visual delight for local enthusiasts. Burrinja studio artists,…

  • Workshoppers set to light it up

    Workshoppers set to light it up

    KALLISTA residents last Saturday began gearing up for the Belgrave Lantern Parade through attending a workshop at the Kallista Mechanics Hall. Organised by Friends of…

  • Silver marked with life award

    Silver marked with life award

    By KATH GANNAWAY FRIENDS of the Helmeted Honeyeater (FOHH) has been recognised for 25 years of achievement at the 2015 Zoos Victoria’s Hall of Fame…

  • Souped up charity effort

    Souped up charity effort

    FERNTREE Gully based businessman Colin Lear will soon brave a cold winter night, all in the name of helping the homeless. The chief executive officer…

  • Boost for occasional care

    Boost for occasional care

    By PETER DOUGLAS AFTER pleading for greater participation for its service last month, Selby Community House has received a much-needed boost. Though far from enjoying…

  • Once bitten, council undeterred

    KNOX City Council last week lost its High Court case to have a Staffordshire terrier destroyed under dangerous dog legislation. Reportedly costing the council $600,000…

  • Woman faces drug charges

    Woman faces drug charges

    A MOUNT Evelyn woman will face court after being arrested on theft and drugs charges earlier this month. The 25-year-old Mount Evelyn woman was arrested…

  • Right royal result for rozzers

    By JESSE GRAHAM DRINK drivers busted over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend have sharply dropped in number, compared to last year, but speedsters have still…

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