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Collapse Issue 438 - 12 Feb 2018Issue 438 - 12 Feb 2018
Collapse  SPORTIES SPORTIES
Ettalong Bowling Club proposes merger with Sporties
Council to consider making a submission about Sporties
Regional planning panel inspects Sporties site
Waterfront group calls for withdrawal of Sporties' plans
Mehrtens considers independent Sporties' assessment
Sporties' proposal big enough for panel referral
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Boom gate failure adds to level crossing danger
Almost $1 million to be spent on beach erosion
Fund may go to Patonga boat ramp and Woy Woy wharf
Holstein lists Peninsula roadworks
Playgroup calls on Council to justify herbicide use
Scientific paper written about our cultured pearls
Second youth festival to be smaller evening event
Exchange student returns for Rotary club's birthday
Solar business claims to have been misrepresented
Tree group prepares for National Tree Day
Library wants children for 'some creative building'
Updated map of Brisbane Water is released
Volunteers praised
MP to hold 'Listening Post'
Plan Ahead Day at Woy Woy courthouse
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Few applications heard by council, fewer rejected
New smart planning paradigms should mean less cars
Council approval unacceptable
Democracy needed in planning process
Where is the Peninsula Urban Directions Strategy?
We're already fat enough
Ocean Beach is quite different to Ettalong foreshore
Save our beach - our future may depend on it
Fight for our land before it is gone forever
The Peninsula has been forgotten
Constructing a Swiss cheese plan with holes of neglect?
Barry Cohen was popular and energetic Member
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New rehabilitation ward at private hospital
Fitness equipment installed at Killcare
Collapse  ARTS ARTS
Bouddi Gallery celebrates 10 years
Duo and folk singer to appear at folk club
Collapse  EDUCATION EDUCATION
Local schools have received $1.5M, says MacDonald
School crossing supervisor needed at Umina
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Kaylah wins Australian under-16 championship
Young player invited to train with West Ham United
Bowling club celebrates member's 100th birthday
Two Umina surf club members win Council awards
Rookie of the month
Local lifesavers in winning State team
Lions to support women's rugby
Bridge clubs introduces new activities

Rookie of the month

A Umina Surf Club member has been named Rookie of the Month.

Bethwyn Caller was announced as the January Rookie of the Month by Surf Life Saving Central Coast.

"Umina Surf Life Saving Club nominated Caller for being a very valued Rookie participating in all Rookie events.

"Caller is always happy and smiling around the Club, willing to help wherever she can and is certainly a great role model to the younger members.

"Caller has also won a $50 voucher," said Central Coast president Mr Stuart Harvey.

All Central Coast clubs are encouraged to recognise the efforts of their rookie lifesavers by nominating them for the monthly award.





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