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09 Aug 2021
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Coronavirus fragments detected in sewage at Woy Woy
Aged care vaccination hub opens Friday
Ettalong is 'under high-rise attack', group claims
Lions Club cancels car boot sale
Crowds at Woy Woy waterfront
Senate inquiry into local doctor shortage
Rotary club donates $38,000 in past year
Double standards on coronavirus, says Tesch
Dredging allocation 'reflects government responsibility'
Rotary club offers free grocery delivery service
Workers asked to check worker's comp payments
'Don't use chewing gum on memorial,' say restorers
'Plenty of time to read as many books as you can'
Mountain view of Ettalong
Domestic violence service tells Rotary about its work
PCYC makes walking workout suggestions
Dry July and arid August?
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Architectural review suggests changes for rejected plan
Application for boom gates on supermarket carpark
Dual occupancy proposal features rear lane access
Certificate issued for Centrelink site development
Applicant challenges planning panel rejection
New entry proposed for Ettalong Diggers
Application for four units in Karingi St
Mantra roof leaks repair approval given
Two-storey dual occupancy proposed for Norman St
Objections to removal of mature waterfront paperbark
Approval for Mantra roof repairs
Collapse  FORUM FORUM
Taxation without representation: our Boston Tea Party
Was carpark sale cancellation easier than schemozzle?
Town centre cannot take place of shopping plaza
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
New chief executive still settling in
Collapse  ARTS ARTS
Plans proceed for Jazz in Arboretum
Collapse  EDUCATION EDUCATION
School optimistic about Stage 3 school camp
Ettalong seeks school crossing supervisor
Bite-sized ethics lessons to chew over at home
Ettalong Public School presents ... more online videos
Teachers receive certificates for excellent teaching
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Deck extended with concrete roof terrace at bowls club
No bridge played during lockdown

New chief executive still settling in

The new chief executive of a Umina aged care home says he is still settling into the job.

In the Peninsula Village Pipeline newsletter, Mr Fred Van Steel said: "I have been making my way around the Village over the last month introducing myself and have been overwhelmed by the support.

"As this is my first Pipeline, I promise I will get better at providing my CEO Report as I settle further into the job."

Mr Van Steel said: "At present, Covid-19 restrictions mean we are closed to all visitors.

"Our staff are working hard to ensure you are kept safe and are in touch with your loved ones.

"We are facilitating Zoom and Facetime calls and keeping as many activities as possible running as normal."

Mr Van Steel said: "The vaccination landscape remains very mirky with a raft of unclear messaging coming from the Federal Government.

"We will continue to look to vaccinate our residents and staff safely while liaising with the relevant industries bodies to receive the latest information."

The past month also saw a departure from the Village's executive team.

"Our executive care manager Ms Melinda Dempsey departed at the beginning of July after 23 years at Peninsula Villages.

"I know you all would have been touched by her passion and dedication at some point during your time here, and I'm equally confident you will join me in wishing her good luck in her next adventure and in thanking her for her time at our Village."





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