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  • Charity van written off

    Charity van written off

    By JESSE GRAHAM LILYDALE’S Holy Fools charity has had a bitter-sweet ending to their van’s disappearance, after police located the stolen vehicle damaged and re-painted…

  • Love’s strong as diamonds

    Love’s strong as diamonds

    BY JODIE SYMONDS JUST six decades ago, two people fell madly in love with each other. On 12 March June, 79, and Tony Smith, 81,…

  • Tongue of the devil

    Tongue of the devil

    LOCAL hills band Kaisha inspired the audience with the launch of its first single off their new album at Sooki Lounge last Friday night in…

  • Teachers, students in train-ing

    Teachers, students in train-ing

    By PETER DOUGLAS UPWEY High School took on the region’s favourite steam locomotive over the weekend. In a fantastic show of perseverance and camaraderie, a…

  • Lenscape

    Lenscape

    AUTUMN in the Dandenong Ranges is an incredible time of year for many reasons, but particularly for the colours that are omnipresent in the hills.…

  • Runners huff ’n’ puff against icon

    Runners huff ’n’ puff against icon

    By LARISSA KUZEFF FITNESS enthusiasts from around the region huffed and puffed after a massive day at Puffing Billy’s 34th Great Train Race last Sunday.…

  • Pinks shows true colours

    Pinks shows true colours

    NETBALLERS and the Yarra Ranges community celebrated the official opening of the Pinks Reserve Regional Netball Facility last Thursday. The official opening marks years of…

  • Group may scoop the pool

    By PETER DOUGLAS OLINDA residents will learn today if their beloved swimming pool will receive a much-needed cash boost towards rejuvenation. The recently formed Olinda…

  • New names on trophies

    MONBULK Bowling Club held its annual presentation night recently, with some old champions missing out. The celebrations were held in the Monbulk Bistro, which was…

  • Girls’ football kicking goals

    By PETER DOUGLAS MOUNT Evelyn Junior Football Club last Friday blazed a trail for the league after holding its under-12 girls lightning premiership. After an…

  • Liquor move on the table

    By PETER DOUGLAS OBJECTORS to a proposed new IGA liquor store in Montrose were to meet with representatives from the supermarket giant last night. Yarra…

  • Not loony and left

    IF BRIAN Hannan were to be believed (‘Broken record hard to swallow’, The Mail, 28 April), the anti-McDonald’s protestors are nothing better than a loony,…

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