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29 Jul 2024
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Council to spend $50,000 to sell commuter carpark
Potholes prompt new call on council
Brooks calls for water services performance audit
BMX track opens for school holidays
New Rotary president distributes blankets in person
Residents' association to hold candidates' forum
Compulsory acquisition mooted for intersection upgrade
Mary Mac's receives 484kg of food through appeal
Three shelter bags donated to Mary Mac's
Marine Rescue operations move to community centre
Park was packed for Naidoc Week celebrations
Wayne Dowdle presented with Paul Harris Fellowship
Long-term Rotarian dies
Magic theme at Changeover Night
Marine Rescue commander re-elected unopposed*
New partner joins Woy Woy legal firm
New pavilion to be opened at anniversary picnic*
Three register for Gosford West ward
Second candidate announces he is standing for election
Paul Chapman nominates for Team Central Coast
Rescue tube installed at Pearl Beach*
Rotary clubs chose one, two or three presidents
Club appoints two presidents
Senior citizens seek card players
CWA members make 'comfort teddies'
Rainfall just short of month's average
Collapse  PLANNING PLANNING
Three-storey house proposed for Blackwall Mt slopes
Five complying developments approved
Community groups join to oppose bushland rezoning
Planning panel to be headed by former judge
Collapse  FORUM FORUM
The unelected develop policies to control the elected
What if council would really listen to the people?
The development process that happens in secret
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
Celebrating Bastille Day
Disability service tackles social isolation
Angela is paired with guide dog Jolie
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Book launch to feature piano performances
Little Theatre presents The Girl on the Train
Tree day competition closes on Thursday
Umina author will talk about Maltese crime thriller
Umina artists seeks interest in donations of paintings
Writers' festival receives $20,000
Next performers' concert planned*
Highly Strung Rock Orchestra returns to Troubadour
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School issues details of athletics carnival
Fundraiser to raise money for 'decodable' readers
Award for student who initiated First Aid training
Grandparents Day at St John's
College to hold 'open hour' at Umina campus
Umina student wins writers' festival primary section
Basketball team plays in schools competition*
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Roosters win in reserves grade*
Umina holds Men's Kingfisher Carnival
Tour de Central Coast 'is still anyone's'
Bowls championship finals played at Ettalong
Memorial Day held by Umina bowling clubs
Barbara Schultz wins minor singles*
Ettalong team succeeds at relay meet
Warnervale wins 'see-sawing match'*
A win and a loss in rescheduled soccer round
Surf club receives Rotary sponsorship
Grant for tennis lighting upgrade
Netball squad attends first two-day carnival*
Netball club receives volunteer grant*
Killarney women keep Umina United scoreless*

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Long-term Rotarian dies

The Rotary Club of Umina Beach has reported the death of one of its long-term members, Mr Ian Figtree.

"Ian was principal at Figtree Moran Accountants at Point Clare and had been a member of our club for over 30 years, having joined after distinguished Rotary Service in Sydney," said club publicity officer Mr Pat Lewis.

He was club president in 1998-99, 2005-06 and 2011-12.

He was a Paul Harris Fellow and "a much-loved and respected member".





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