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Revised proposal for dual occupancy on Paul St
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Appeal lodged against rejection of Ettalong proposal
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Housing solution does not rest in bigger and higher
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Case numbers jump from year low to six-week high
Closed to visitors after gastro outbreak
Professor to talk about dying with dignity
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Seniors centre will hold a free open week
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Free group exercise program for women
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First overseas artist at folk club in two years
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Shane wins back-to-back Major Singles finals
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First overseas artist at folk club in two years

The Troubadour Folk Club is holding its next concert at the Everglades Country Club at 7pm on Saturday, April 2.

"We have two very special performing artists in the folk singer-songwriter tradition," said folk club president Mr Michael Fine.

"Gordie Tentrees is from the Yukon, our first overseas touring artist in over two years.

"We also have the very popular Jane Germain on banjo and guitar - all the way from the hills of the Central Coast.

"Gordie Tentrees is an authentic road poet, travelling North America, Europe, UK, Ireland and now Woy Woy, a highlight of his 2022 tour of Australia and NZ.

"He has performed 750 concerts in 11 countries during the past four years alone with foot percussion, harmonica, resonator/acoustic guitar and masterful storytelling.

"His ability to hold an audience, weave melody, while juggling the dark truth with comedic light is infectious.

"Jane Germain has recorded six albums, as well as being in high demand as a session player on other projects.

"Jane plays guitar and claw hammer banjo, and swaps between instruments for different songs.

"She's played all the styles from folk to blues and bluegrass that express her emotions and musicality."

Tickets are $20 and 25, available online through Trybooking at https://www.trybooking.com/BXIIW.





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