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12 Jul 2021
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Audit finds Woy Woy car spaces will cost $211,000 each
Ferry service abandons pet ban plan
'We cannot afford to be complacent' - Crouch
CWA still waiting for compensation for wharf land
Group may ask for Bays roads to be 'shared zones'
CWA branch calls on council to be 'fair and transparent'
ACF branch calls for retention of playground and tree
Media release ignores facts of playground strategy
Palm Beach ferries diverted
Actions of first Administrator should be examined - CEN
Grants program opens with $900,000
Wicks wants the Central Coast 'a stand-alone region'
More improvements to Patonga hall
MPs call for more government support
Speed camera program raises fines not safety - Tesch
Use vouchers with local businesses, Tesch urges
MP runs colouring and drawing competition
Pearl Beach Challenge postponed due to lockdown
Rotary club takes 'Christmas' holiday
Six topics identified for church purpose statement
Umina Rotary hears about Clean4Shore success
Egg and bacon roll morning still planned
Garage sale might have been better with good weather
Date for fete at Patonga
Four books to discuss at next CWA book club
Guide dog puppy raising is 'giving back to community'
Bays group registers for QR code
A new theme for a new president
Leadership positions vacant at Baptist church
Tree lovers welcomed
Pandemic winner
Clean4shore to hold annual meeting
Rotary awards honorary memberships
Fellowship awarded to club treasurer
Plans to fly to England
Shops offer online ordering and contact-free pick-up
Thanks to Rotary club from Uganda
Little rain for start of July
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Tribute paid to 'learned and loved older Australians'

Retiring chief executive Mr Shane Neaves has paid tribute to the residents of Peninsula Villages during his time in the role.

"It has been a wonderful community to work with and for, and my time here is reflective of the happiest and most satisfying period of my professional life.

"Peninsula Villages is a progressive community organisation with a real purpose - a happy place where each person contributes to the general wellbeing of others.

"I feel privileged to have been an integral part since my earlier stay in 2010 and my return in 2015.

"There are many occasions when I reflect on the pride I have felt at seeing our residents enjoy their later years.

"It has been a joy and privilege to be part of this organisation's journey and I thank you all for entrusting me with your care and lifestyle.

"It is with much gratitude, for all you have given me, I truly wish you all good health and every success into the future.

"I would like to acknowledge the support that I have had from the board, the leadership team, the fine, talented and caring staff, the community, the volunteers, and you - those learned and loved older Australians, full of life experiences and kinship.

"However the time has come to hand the baton over, knowing the organisation is well prepared for the coming years. I wish you all every success.





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