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Collapse Issue 611:<br />28 Jan 2025<br />_____________Issue 611:
28 Jan 2025
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The beach was the place to be
Council plans changes to school drop-offs
Fire brigade lends a hand in storm clean-up
The Bays lose power during storm
Boats break from their moorings
Making pavlovas for Australia Day
Men's Shed seeks people with accounting skills
Exchange student to spend a year in Brazil
Churches start online video channel
Federal Member inspects government-funded project*
Next bingo marathons announced
Celebrating productive week with a cheesecake*
CWA craft and chat sessions resume
Federal grant opportunity opens for non-profits
Surf club stalwarts celebrate 50th wedding anniversary*
Lions Club starts its meetings for the new year
Reid welcomes PEP-11 refusal*
Tree planting as rain returns*
Two shops receive money for signage
Tree group 'rescues' Norfolk Island pine*
Book club for 'tweens' to meet in February
Justice of the Peace in Woy Woy
Year starts with above-average rainfall
Collapse  PLANNING PLANNING
Alma Ave unit is one park short and has no landscaping
Dwelling design claims 'small scale conception'
New submissions policy to be exhibited
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Make submission about Council meeting code
When unique is not unique
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Local private hospital promotes mental health services
Seven boxes of essential items donated for Escabags
Celebrating 70 years of marriage
Gift cards in appreciation of ukulele concerts*
Aged care home opens new movie theatre*
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Enda Kenny to perform at folk club's first 2025 concert
Little Theatre opens bookings for year's first production
Art installations wanted for arboretum art trail
One cast member still wanted by Little Theatre
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Canteen helpers needed at Woy Woy South
Free after-school cricket program at Woy Woy
Summer dresses have arrived
Start the year 'organised, prepared and ready to go'
Flying doctors' service visits vacation care
Consider top-up uniform purchases
Students urged to find socks and set alarms
List of stationery supplies issued
Vacation care active at St John's
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Mariners women defeat Wellington Phoenix at Woy Woy
Group will have relaxed ride around Brisbane Water
Selected to represent NSW
AFL holiday program at Roger's Park*
Australia Day Pairs bridge results
Tom Burgmann congratulated for four-year presidency
Clubhouse manager wanted
Good turnout at floorball training
Southern and Ettalong United lists its key selling points
Jacob Lepre to continue with Southern and Ettalong
Umina surf club to run Bronze Medallion course
Opportunity for women's rugby league*
Free event to try netball*
Pickleball and online booking at Pearl Beach
Two development programs offered at SEUFC
Umina girls take part in Rookie Challenge
Rugby club seeks hosts for international players
Skateboard event has $10,000 in prizes
Woy Woy Football Club elects committee
Cricket club member dies
Soccer club announces free junior academy programs

The beach was the place to be

For many people, the beach was definitely the place to be on the Australia Day weekend.

All car parks were full and many cars were patrolling endlessly looking for parks.

Some had a long walk to the beach.

Ocean Beach Surf Life Saving Club has reported its patrolling members had amassed more than 1000 hours for the December and January period to date.

The club has counted a beach attendance of 49,252 people, and has taken 751 prevention actions, was called on for First Aid 18 times and performed 14 rescues.





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