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Woy Woy designated as town centre like Gosford
New planning controls to increase residential density
Firefighters rescue trapped ducks
Sporties 'determined to reinvent itself' over summer
No Woy Woy masterplan before 2020, councillors told
Greenfield Rd funding is 'testament to united community'
Consultation about skate park upgrade
Chamber calls for comment on new planning controls
Campaign attracts 48 submissions against proposal
Dave Abrahams to run for Robertson
Holstein warns small business may lose in regional plan
Accidents continue at railway crossing, says Tesch
Peninsula heritage grants total $30,000
Community group receives grant for urban shade
Community association calls for tree plan submissions
Remind politicians: Walking track needs repair
Mixed use development proposed for Hardys Bay
Churches to hold Festival of Nine Lessons
Students gather at youth leadership forum
Couple celebrates 60 years of marriage
Class lists delayed due to fluctuating student numbers
Community carols to be held at Hardys Bay
Ferry service to Gosford carols
Tree sales to support grandparents program
Umina is PCYC club of the year
Men's shed receives grant for dust extraction
Bungaree weekend was 'joyous'
Events calendar for Ettalong is drafted
Construction certificate issued for Bourke Rd units
Certificate issued for five-unit development
Mixed-use development to proceed in Killcare
Killcare fence decision deferred
Marine life increases in Hardys Bay, say residents
Briefing about ocean oil and gas search
Woy Woy dog receives Christmas treat
Report of theft in the Bays
Rotary club sponsors soy milk machines
Year of slow progress for community association
CWA branch sends Christmas package to the Pillaga
Driftwood Christmas tree erected
Cinema under the stars
Free passes to leisure centre
Umina CWA supports Coast Shelter
Pearl farm offers tour of its facility
New ownership for veterinary practice
Council says drought continues despite rain
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Tree sales to support grandparents program

Christmas trees sold by Umina Beach and Woy Woy Rotary Clubs will raise funds for the Grandparents Raising Grand Children program

"By buying a Christmas tree you are investing in the future of this program," said Woy Woy club publicity officer Mr Vic Deeble.

The Grandparents Raising Grandchildren program is managed by the Central Coast Family Support Services.

"Today the program has over 160 families with over 490 children."

He said that with Christmas tree sales and the support of community services clubs such as Inner Wheel, Rotary and Lions, the staff at Family Support Services were able to provide workshops, picnic days and a camp for the families.

"Your support could make the world of a difference to the lives of disadvantaged children."

He said that every December the Central Coast's Rotary Clubs banded together to raise funds for local charities and community projects by selling Christmas trees.

Since starting the annual Christmas tree sales in 2009, the clubs have sold more than 10,000 Christmas trees, raising nearly $300,000 for local Rotary projects.





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