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Cards for change
THE Shire of Yarra Ranges is calling for ideas on how to attack climate change. The council last week launched post cards, which outline a…
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Lord of the Kings
By Steve BrownUPPER Ferntree Gully leg spinner Alister Lord, promoted from Decoite Shield, helped his team plough through Lysterfield for 152 on day one of…
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Learn for any level of dreams
FOR fun-filled classes in jazz, tap, ballet and funk, book in to Stirling Dancers in Lilydale. Owner principal Melissa Stirling takes special pride in giving…
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Ratepayers greet council squeeze
NEW Knox City Council pledges to cut spending and reduce rate rises have been strongly endorsed by a ratepayers’ group. Knox Ratepayers Association president Peter…
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Festival’s focus on film makers
By Tania MartinBELGRAVE South teenager Jamie Snyder has taken his first step towards building a career in film making after his two-minute silent film was…
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Try a spell at this food stop
GREAT food and friendly service are the trademarks of the Kitchen Witch Cafe in the main street of Monbulk. Whether dinner for two on a…
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Safe road steps
By Ed MerrisonSELBY Precinct Safety Group has taken a further step towards safety, but is calling on community support for its latest venture. Following the…
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Cart races thrill fans
A NEW tradition in Upwey got off to a flying start, with crowds turning out in force for the inaugural community billy cart races. Race…
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Comes the season,
By Tania MartinAS AUTUMN approaches, sticky date pudding with its delicious butterscotch sauce is one of the many desserts that people can enjoy. Elevations Cafe…
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Club attacked
By Tania MartinSHERBROOKE Soccer Club members are appealing to vandals to stop wrecking their soccer ground in Menzies Creek after several goal posts were damaged…
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Boronia plans the future
KNOX City Council is turning to residents, traders and business operators for feedback on a plan to revitalise Boronia’s centre and immediate surrounds. The draft…
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MPs oppose $60m bypass
By Ed Merrison STATE Government MPs have confirmed their opposition to a bypass for Belgrave on the grounds of visual and environmental impact and ‘incredible…
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