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  • Split Identity bags prize

    Split Identity bags prize

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM YOUNG artists were in focus on Cup Weekend at the Emerald Art Society’s 44th Annual Exhibition. Held at the Emerald Arts Society…

  • Sunsion leaves others trailing

    By DENNIS FULLER WITH the Big Yella doing its thing to warm the cockles of the hearts at Emerald Golf Club last Saturday, a gentle…

  • Vandalism: youths go berserk

    A GROUP of youths broke into a house in Chirnside Park last week, smashing every wall and TV screen in sight. Yarra Ranges CIU Detective…

  • Six of the best

    Six of the best

    YARRA Ranges Athletics welcomed Croydon Little Athletics to Morrison Reserve on Saturday morning for some friendly interclub competition. All athletes thoroughly enjoyed the day with…

  • Where work is play

    Where work is play

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM FROM brass to bass guitar and everything in between, the passionate staff at Upwey Music are dedicated to serving local music lovers.…

  • House provides Christmas cheer

    House provides Christmas cheer

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM Whether you’re after gifts, food or just some local Christmas cheer this season, look no further than the Emerald Community House. Throughout…

  • Safe haven for wildlife

    Safe haven for wildlife

    By MELISSA MEEHAN THE Patch Primary School is leading the way in terms of creating a comfortable environment for local wildlife. The school, through teacher…

  • Campaign trail

    Campaign trail

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM Project handballed to candidates in the run-up to State Elections… An OFF-ROAD trail 11 years in the making will not be completed…

  • A mini united nations

    A mini united nations

    By KATH GANNAWAY A TOTAL of 118 Yarra Ranges residents became Australian citizens in a colourful and moving citizenship ceremony at Burrinja in Upwey on…

  • Volunteers go above and beyond

    Volunteers go above and beyond

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM SCHOOL students and long-term volunteers were among those celebrated at the inaugural La Trobe Community Awards held on 18 October. The awards…

  • Walking warrior

    Walking warrior

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM IT WAS a proud moment for Mount Evelyn’s Iain Townsley when he donned full uniform, played his bagpipes and marched with a…

  • Red-line policy change

    By ANEEKA SIMONIS AND MELISSA MEEHAN UNDER 18s have been banned from entering a Cockatoo store without adult supervision. But shoppers are assured the restrictions…

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