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13 Jul 2020
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War memorial to get a facelift
Crouch defends need for $7 million roundabout
Bays group has second attempt to elect committee
Community group seeks upgrade to pedestrian crossing
Roadwork funding for Hillview St and North Burge Rd
Council introduces tree register nomination fee
Residents call for Umina Mall buildings to be razed
Free wifi at Woy Woy station
Coastal open space retained in planning statement
Volunteer-run club aims to raise $100,000
Woy Woy tip fees help fund Council solar power project
Councillors to vote on own pay rise
Opposition leader joins Tesch in preschool call
Harwin reinstated as State Government Minister
Maurie Ellis dies - 60 years on the Peninsula
Rotary club holds virtual dog show
New Rotary club keeps most of board for second year
Community group restarts its dunecare program
Bays bushcare group resumes
Garden tour and induction day
Association re-opens Wagstaffe Hall
Charity group holds gathering at Hardys Bay
Wagstaffe Square revitalisation continues
Help wanted for Pretty Beach bushcare
A chance to work in the 'most incredible locations'
Public transport capacity limits eased
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Lockdown library service appreciated
We are losing trees in reserves and on private land
Shuddered at Mt Ettalong Reserve plan
Does Council respond any better than Planning Panel?
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Tesch calls for funding for mental health organisation
Shopping centre donates $3500 to community nurses
Aged care executive says bonus splits workforce
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Young Umina actor to take lead role in Kings Cross play
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Students celebrate International Mud Day
Search finds no asbestos contamination
School planning welcomed at Woy Woy
Education Week to be shared online at Woy Woy South
School to hold kindergarten student interviews
School sets new dates for school photographs
Normal school library rules to apply next term
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Two bowlers could be in both pairs and singles finals
Singles and pairs played at Ettalong
Netball association seeks vice-president

Association re-opens Wagstaffe Hall

The Wagstaffe-Killcare Community Association has re-opened the Wagstaffe Hall to community use after the relaxation of coronavirus restrictions.

However, precautionary practices will be required and enforced by the association.

"Our regular hirers have been informed of requirements and may resume activities once they have made arrangements with their respective groups," said association president Mr Mike Allsop.

"Some may choose to hold off for a little while to see how the general situation develops, but that is fine.

"We are starting to see further event enquiries and inspections ramp up as well, and these will all be made well aware of the various requirements in place currently.

"These may be eased further closer to their event time, but all are very conscious of doing the right thing.

"The hall itself has had some maintenance work undertaken by a band of volunteers led by Ian Bull.

"Ian and Dave Loker and Ken Tough have done a sterling job for us."

The association's annual meeting will be held in the hall at 7:30 pm tonight (Monday, July 13), where the committee for the coming year will be elected.





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