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State moves to increase Woy Woy housing density
Greens announce candidate for Robertson
Youth support services to be expanded under Liberals
Italian festival to be held in Ettalong
Churces to vote on service times
Council will plant street trees, says shade group
Author to talk at Woy Woy library*
Rotary club appoints president for coming year
Students join Clean4Shore for Clean-up Day
Craft and chat at Woy Woy CWA*
CWA serves Devonshire teas
Autumn is 'ideal time' for planting trees
Homemade goods sought for Easter book fair
Olympian named as local Woman of the Year
Cr Neal to attend meeting at Patonga
Skate Jam was 'exceptional, incredible success'
Police investigate stabbing at Woy Woy
Book Club for Tweens held at library*
CWA branch to continue student well-being partnership
February ends with half average rainfall
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Multi-dwelling development to have 'decorative' concrete
Parking changed to loading zone in Ettalong
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Umina will be prime target for next Ministerial rezonings
We rely on the ABC in times of crisis
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Minister drops into senior citizens' centre
Central Coast Health issues measles alert
Aged care staff speak of pleasure in work*
James Browne oval used for hospital transfer
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Student artworks displayed in Gosford regional gallery
Little Theatre holds auditions
Double bill for folk club concert
Short play scripts wanted for Flash Festival
Selected as personality for Cancer Council spectacular
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Mass held at school for Ash Wednesday
Ettalong students selected as Aussie Rules reps*
Awards for Woy Woy students
St John's holds Big Arvo Welcome*
Soccer team was narrowly defeated*
Bridget qualifies for state tennis championships
'Eco warriors' help with clean-up
Special visitor at St John's*
Brisbane Water wins first round 5-1*
Homework club continues to be popular*
Ettalong school to hold kindergarten open day
New leaf insects at childcare centre
Three school captain sisters meet a swimming carnival
Raffle prize contributions wanted
Learning the ukelele
College student selected for Minister's council
Xavier wins innovator award*
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Everglades win Grade 7 clash*
Bridge club results
Southern Spirit cricket finals
President wants Umina United to remain a family club
Floorball club starts park run leaderboard
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Cycle group to ride Peninsula loop
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Golf final played at Everglades*
Little athletes qualify for state team*
Netball development team selected
Outrigger success at Kalang River Classic
Pickleball under new lights*
Players wanted at Umina United
Rugby program leads to marriage in Romania
Shay Bennett wins Junior Masters title
Ocean Beach lifesaver wins silver medal*
Surf club receives grant for new training equipment
Swans training starts at Rogers Park
Umina takes places at State lifesaving championships
Two make junior championship finals*

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Soccer team was narrowly defeated

Brisbane Water Secondary College's open boys' soccer team was narrowly defeated in a penalty shoot-out in extra time in its Combined High Schools round on Friday, February 28.

Playing against Wadalba, the Brisbane Water boys struck first with a brilliant team play, finished off by Darcy Doran.

Wadalba found an equaliser, sending the match into extra time.

With everything on the line, a penalty was awarded against Brisbane Water.

Will Slater pulled off a clutch save to keep the team in the fight.

Despite playing through brutal heat for 100 minutes, the boys narrowly fell in a penalty shootout.





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