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Collapse Issue 451 - 13 Aug 2018Issue 451 - 13 Aug 2018
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Both service and festival to run on Remembrance Day
Council assessment rejects Sporties proposal
Developer asked to resubmit plans
Discussions start on rail crossing replacement?
Ettalong Diggers resigns from Chamber of Commerce
Chamber announces new oyster festival venue
Ryans Rd upgrade 'declared complete', but ...
Teenagers use council facilities 'in the dark'
Express North Shore rail service ends soon
Shark nets 'not effective' at Killcare
Objectors notified of opportunity to speak
Council staff reject use of Lions Park for Sporties access
Road-raising request rejected
Resident meet with Greens MP to oppose Sporties' DA
Rotary club sponsors Ugandan doctors
Threshold of 25 submissions recommended
Community group plants record number of street trees
International officer returns to Woy Woy
Rotary club raises funds for drought relief
Soccer pioneer speaks at Rotary club
Rotary told of community group work
Two members speak of lives with Rotary
Business come together to generate more business
New eatery boasts Italian cuisine
Chamber welcomes dredging
House fire
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Council and police fail to act on offensive noise
Concrete eyesore is insensitive and crass
The Whitfields were fantastic role models
It is time for Council to reject non-complying applications
Adaptation replaces caution in planning theory
Flood studies have already been conducted
Councillors should prepare for climate change decisions
Larger bags now festoon the roadside
Merge Fairfax with the ABC
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
Free sessions for new mothers
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Folk club moves venue after 20 years
Composer to join Foundation judging panel
Art show opening well attended
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Young Archie Competition at Umina
Book Week parade at Pretty Beach
Debating team hosts third round
School finalises sensory garden design
New mental health program at Woy Woy
Aboriginal parliamentarian speaks at college
Local member joins students for planting
Preschool outdoor space officially opened
Preschools plant trees with community group
Lost in last innings
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Solar pool heating
Free cardiac testing for soccer players
Woy Woy moves to third on rugby union ladder
Umina places fifth in Australian pool rescue
Woy Woy wins pennant zone final
Umina women win region pairs championships

Business come together to generate more business

Ettalong businesses have come together to generate more business to take up the slack caused by diversion of the Palm Beach ferry.

The businesses have organised a Red Carpet Day on September 9.

The aim of the day is to bring local business owners and operators together to create an event solely focused on Ettalong businesses.

Local businesses will be rolling out the red carpet and offering bargains and exclusive discounts and services between 10am and 2pm on the day.

The event was created by Peninsula Tourism Partners, supported by Ettalong Diggers Visitor Information Centre.

The day coincides with the third Annual Studebaker Car Show held in the Ettalong Diggers car park.

"We are door-knocking and trying to lock in as many businesses as possible for the ultimate red carpet experience in Ettalong," said visitor centre administrator Ms Kim Cole.

Three trophies have been donated for the public vote of the Studebaker cars on show.

Rotary will be raising money for a local Youth Refuge by selling raffle tickets, with prizes donated by the participating local businesses.

There will be buskers for entertainment.

"We're aiming to hold a Red Carpet Day twice a month," Ms Cole said.





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