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9 Dec 2024
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Christmas lights for the blind
Tesch welcomes new tobacco industry reforms
A year of significant milestones
Mingaletta 'returns to profitability', says annual report
Public meeting about 'burnouts'
Twilight carols at Pearl Beach
Umina CWA has final cooking competition for the year
Surf club completes big Christmas decoration project
Christmas trees in high demand
St John the Baptist Church welcomes visit from India
Rotary club delivers hand-washing station
Kids' appeal will see gifts distributed by Mary Mac's
Rotary stall 'a great success'
Early start for Marine Rescue crew*
Santa to visit Umina tomorrow
Fire brigade announces Santa is coming to The Bays
Recognised as 'employee of the quarter'*
'alf a mo
New Marine Rescue based expected to open next year*
Brigade responds to 'bush and structure alight'
Older Women hold annual Christmas raffle
Thanks for the refreshments*
Rescue crew travels 53 nautical miles over six hours*
Variety of rubbish removed from Rileys Island foreshore
Runabout faced potential damage*
Local Member offers free legal diary for seniors
Seniors' stories published by NSW Government*
Cheques will go, but cash will stay, says Reid*
Rotary hears about history of local tourism *
Peninsula rains enter December just above average
Collapse  PLANNING PLANNING
Single two-storey block proposed for co-living housing
Request lodged to review Huckleberry Finn's refusal
Proposal to cover more than one third site in concrete
Residents to seek support for Planning Panel role
Collapse  FORUM FORUM
Planning for extreme weather?*
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
'Regular eye checks' was the message
Walk from Woy Woy to Sydney for breast cancer care
Collapse  ARTS ARTS
Progress association to hold summer book fair
Troubadour to hold annual Christmas concert
Ruby Archer launches new album
Authors of Greek-themed books hold signing together
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Woy Woy campus student airlifted after burns incident
Last disco for the year*
'Something for everyone' raffle has $2500 prize pool*
Presentation days this week in Ettalong
A week saying goodbye to the Fairy Tree
Year 6 students hold mini fete
Graduation ceremony for kindergarten students*
Headstart readies for Kindergarten next year*
School holiday activities*
Selected for combined cricket team*
Unwanted Lego wanted
Kindergarten students enjoy holiday park*
Chamber orchestra plays at Woy Woy*
Students take part in pilot program*
Carols on the Beach was a not-so-silent night
Christmas sing-along
Musical takes audience to outer space and beyond
Ettalong's Got Talent grand final*
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Southern and Ettalong announces 'two huge names'
Bowling club celebrates 65 years
Summer teams bridge results
Committee elected for Brisbane Water Netball*
Cycle group to ride to Gosford and back
Peninsula player in world floorball championships*
Umina life savers to hold golf day
Hemi Palmer wins Ettalong Major Singles
Judo club holds presentation day and party
Number one bowling green named
Netball association elects 'seven new faces'
Pickleball tournament results*
Almost 19,000 visit Ocean Beach in seven weeks
Swim club represented in State championships*
TKT elects committee*
Touch committee member steps down after 15 years

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Walk from Woy Woy to Sydney for breast cancer care

A 60-kilometre walk from Woy Woy to the Sydney Cricket Ground will be held in early January to raise funds to support women with breast cancer.

Killcare Heights residents Ms Tammy Jackett and Mr Adam Glover will be among those participating in The Big Three Trek over Thursday and Friday, January 2 and 3, to raise funds for the McGrath Foundation.

The walk will see participants commence their journey at The Bayview Hotel in Woy Woy and finish at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Held across two days, participants can complete the whole journey or choose to cover a portion.

Member for Robertson Dr Gordon Reid has urged local residents to support the walk.

"If you can, please donate," he said.

"Since its creation three years ago, $285,791 has been raised to support the McGrath Foundation.

"Through initiatives like this, the McGrath Foundation can continue to raise awareness for early detection and support Australian women with breast cancer.

"The McGrath Foundation is an outstanding charity supporting women with breast cancer and their families.

"We all know someone who has been impacted by this terrible disease.

"And we know that awareness and early detection is our best weapon against breast cancer."

This is the second year in a row that Tammy and Adam have been involved with the walk.

Ms Jackett said: "The whole journey is 60km and will end at the SCG.

"It will be tough but it's for an amazing cause.

"Participants completing the journey will arrive for the Pink Parade Walk before day one of the iconic Pink Test.

"Every donation counts and is going towards a really worthy cause," she said.

More information is available online via http://PenNe.ws/BMmnhx.





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