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Collapse Issue 432 - 13 Nov 2017Issue 432 - 13 Nov 2017
Collapse  NEWS NEWS
Petitions call for improved safety around Umina oval
Sporties redevelopment submission deadline extended
Unemployment at 7.6 per cent, youth 17.9 per cent
Animal Welfare League op shop may close
Rotarians help remove graffiti
Councillors invited to community meeting at Umina
Pearl Beach features in soft drink ad
Council applies for funding as petition numbers grow
Support for increased security at Umina oval
Council candidate chosen to lead gambling campaign
Proposal to replace two houses with six townhouses
Cafe operator's negotiations continue after 18 months
Rotary to hold variety night for Mary Mac's
Baby possum shot with air-gun
Roundtable held at Ocean Beach
New campsite matting is safe, says council
Sandstone block solution being explored
Roadwork on Empire Bay Dr
New seafood take-away for Ettalong
Collapse  FORUM FORUM
Support for security measures at Umina
Resident concerns remain
What is the Peninsula's 10-year growth model?
I dare anyone to do something
Fix problems with Singapore laws
Audit of pre-DA meetings required
Just pull your fingers out
Accurate water level monitoring needed
Something rotten?
Collapse  EDUCATION EDUCATION
Auntie Di is NSW Grandparent of the Year
Shadow Minister visits Peninsula schools
Umina student competes in State spelling finals
Students visit national park
Schools compete in ball games carnival
Vegetables flourish
Smiling grandparents
Teachers receive awards
Mufti day raises money for hospital charity
Building robots
New screens for yarning circle
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Aron Sherriff wins indoor singles championship
Umina surf club members to compete internationally
Life membership for Ocean Beach life saver
Jemma Smith is young athlete of the year
Bridge players try barefoot bowling
Annual bowls carnival
Umina monthly triples

Rotarians help remove graffiti

Local Rotary Club members joined with Central Coast Council and community members to remove 140 square metres of graffiti from 17 sites on the state-wide Graffiti Removal Day on Sunday, October 29.

"We removed graffiti from sites in Umina, Woy Woy and Ettalong," said Central Coast co-ordinator Mr Greenway said.

"This was a great opportunity for the local community to prove just how much we love where we live," he said.

Mr Greenway said that Graffiti Removal Day was only part of the solution in the fight against graffiti.

"While the day was a success in removing graffiti, it is important to remember it is only one day of the year, but the fight against graffiti continues throughout the year," he said.

"To stop graffiti vandalism, we need members of the community to report it as soon as they see it, by calling the Graffiti Hotline on 1800 707 125.

"This means it can be removed quickly, preventing vandals from getting any kind of exposure.

People interested in volunteering their time to help remove graffiti on an ongoing basis were encouraged to contact Graffiti Removal Australia on either 1300 665 310 or info@graffitiremovalday.org.au.





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