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14 Dec 2020
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Council cuts $5.6 million in Peninsula projects
Peninsula News - a community effort
Accommodation booked out for holiday season
At 101, Joyce still lives in her own home
Group fears houses on escarpment under new scheme
House prices rise, but some still less than two years ago
Refusal recommended for non-complying application
Patonga visits increase by 21 per cent in July holidays
Channel speed limit introduced for 'the safety of all'
Christmas tree sale attracts unforeseen demand
Two days left for annual Mary Mac's collection
Gifts and food collected for Coast Shelter
Nominations wanted of deserving gift recipients
Community group success 'not impeded' by epidemic
Change room negotiations delay skate park project
Community group sees volunteer participation grow
Death adder found in Umina garden
Church takes bookings for Christmas service
Life members asked to revert to annual membership
'Huge' rewards from re-opening community hall
Garage sale generates $3000 for Men's Shed
Three receive life membership of arboretum
Progress association updates Covid plan
Welcome letters
Organic store opens in Ettalong
Three days' rain make up most of 33.3mm
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Christmas visitor guidelines issued
Back to the Peninsula after 18 weeks in Melbourne
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Art and craft classes set to resume
Patchwork tutor to have work published in book
Troubadour holds end-of-year concert
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New principal named for Umina Beach school
Umina Beach takes out local Deadly Awards
Ag students are in double-bind, says Rotary president
Creating arcade games
Principal encourages reading over the break
Swimming carnival planned for February
Guidelines for new bike riders
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'Simo' is club's bowler of the year
New Sunday social cycling series starts at Woy Woy
Gold and red point winners
Umina Bunnies appoint junior coaches
Netball representative team selected
Coach and player win awards following grand final win
Bridge club required to buy hot spot and employ cleaner
Cycling group reintroduces assisted tandem rides
Southern Spirit cricket results

Christmas visitor guidelines issued

Blue Wave Living has issued guidelines for visits to its Woy Woy aged care centre on Christmas Day and through the holiday season.

Chief executive Mr Matt Downie said that, for Christmas Day, the current restrictions remained in place.

"Visitors must only visit within the resident's room," he said.

"Visitors are not to spend time in any common areas, or interact with other residents.

"All visitors must have had the current flu vaccine and show evidence of this.

"Visitors must have their temperature taken on arrival and check in with the QR code located in reception, using their smart phone."

Mr Downie said that visitors who were visiting a resident who is in a shared room must make a booking.

"Those visits will occur in the 'I See You' lounge area, or another nominated private area," he said.

"We are working towards planning some additional spaces to be available on Christmas Day to help with this.

"For visitors who are visiting a resident in a private bedroom, there is no need to make a booking.

"However, a resident cannot have more than two visitors at any one time.

"Visiting hours will remain from 10am to 4pm, seven days a week.

"Family are welcome to take residents out for family visits from BlueWave.

"Unfortunately this year we cannot accommodate any visitors to join residents for lunch at BlueWave.

"We do encourage families to consider taking their loved one out to a family lunch, maintaining the NSW Health requirements around private gatherings."





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