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Collapse Issue 459 - 03 Dec 2018Issue 459 - 03 Dec 2018
Collapse  NEWS NEWS
Residents to have say in new skate park design
Bowling green and fishing shed to go for 'new concept'
Riding a Harley at 86
Men's shed land lease signals softer approach
Investigation recommends better channel management
Ferry service cancelled during 'severe' weather
Ferry resumption 'is not the end of the problem'
Bravery award for firefighter
Council to close successful community garden
Community group calls for tree policy submissions
Tree policy comment period extended
All council meetings to be held at Wyong
Ettalong and Umina parking surveys planned
Chamber calls for 'smarter' parking strategies
Community support grants approved
Session to discuss Killcare mobile phone tower proposal
Aboriginal group seeks funding for 'community place'
Students speak at Rotary club
Residents wanted for community fire units
Couple recommends batteries use with solar panels
CWA to put on ceramics exhibition
CWA receives $200 flagpole grant
College graduate receives Colombo Plan scholarship
Rotary awards pride of workmanship
Ettalong businesses compete for Christmas prizes
Food drive for Mary Mac's
Postponed Woytopia festival 'a success'
Petition circulated to stop seismic testing
Rotary runs barbecue at waste information day
Collection for drought relief
Signs to be replaced on Woy Woy Bay Rd
Rotary club completes graffiti removal
Council announces green investment
Hotel wins association awards
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Another roundabout - no, no, no, no, no, no
Roundabout is wrong solution
Trusty post lady resigns after 23 years
Take collective action now to reduce global warming
Arts business plans have been submitted
Others take Paris Accord seriously
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
Donations sought to assist with cancer treatment
Six new surgeons at hospital
Collapse  ARTS ARTS
Initial sales of surf safety book 'promising'
Authors' event at local book shop
Environment group to hold Club Woytopia
Free outdoor film screening
Resident organises online music competition
Collapse  EDUCATION EDUCATION
Student enterprises raise $700 for Mary Mac's Place
Almost $10,000 raised in fun run
Three classes get pet rabbits
Preschool playground receives design award
Awards for Ettalong school canteen
Grandparents' day
Gymnastics classes see students stretching and twirling
Stage 1 students have local history walk
Children's author visits Year 4 students
Kindergarten orientation was a success
Mini fete raises $1700
Preschool staff win award for program
Students create mural
Lessons focus on cyber safety and responsibility
Young, black and ready for school
White Ribbon Day at Umina campus
Primary students perform at college
Gold award for sporting challenge
Radio station broadcasts from Woy Woy school
Surf fun day at Terrigal
Swim and survive program
Parents and carers supply items for school
School supports wishing tree
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Boxer defeated by top Finnish boxer
Bradman Best trains with the Knights
Netball committee positions vacant
Umina life savers win medals at world championships
Golf day raised $1500 for cancer research
Umina bowling club holds annual competition
Charity bowlers raise $690
Taekwon-do fundraiser
Soccer club elects committee

Signs to be replaced on Woy Woy Bay Rd

Central Coast Council has responded to requests from the Bays Community Group for road signage around the Bays.

Bays Community Group president, Ms Cathy Gleeson said missing signs will be replaced and another upgraded.

"Following on from our Bays Community Group meeting held on October 17, I wrote to Central Coast Council on issues raised by residents," said.

"One was the missing No Stopping signs on Woy Woy Bay Rd, as well as a request for a more visible Give Way sign as you enter Woy Woy Bay Rd.

"Council staff were swift in their response and have carried out investigations and will be replacing the missing signage as well as upgrading the sign as you enter Woy Woy Bay," Ms Gleeson said.

"Another issue raised at the meeting by various residents was the number of empty Council bins being left on Woy Woy Bay Rd, well after Council had completed its weekly pickups.

"Their concerns were due to restricted parking and access into Woy Woy Bay, with large trucks and the regular bus service sometimes experiencing problems manoeuvring around the bins out on both sides of the road, as well as it looking unsightly," Ms Gleeson said.

"If residents could please be mindful of this situation, and return their bins to their properties after collection, it would be very much appreciated by all residents.

"I also revisited with Council the issue of the Woy Woy Bay Public Jetty, asking for an update on the rectification work to the piers that are in very poor condition.

"This jetty is the designated evacuation point for residents in the case of a fire emergency, which many residents have had to experience in the past.

"This is still ongoing," Ms Gleeson said.





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