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  • Fran was ‘Gran’ to many

    Fran was ‘Gran’ to many

    By KATH GANNAWAY Frances (Fran) Rowe Born: 18 December, 1922 Died: 5 January, 2015 FRAN Rowe was the ‘gatekeeper’ for Wesburn’s youngsters for decades. As…

  • Cruising away minus board

    Cruising away minus board

    By PETER DOUGLAS ORGANISERS of the Black Saturday Remembrance Cruise are seeking information regarding a stolen promotional board. The board, valued at $350, was noticed…

  • A new take on dementia

    A new take on dementia

    By KATH GANNAWAY PROFESSOR Peter Disler is challenging care and health providers, and families, to turn around the way they view and treat people with…

  • Aggies raises ugly head

    Aggies raises ugly head

    THE Southern Dandenongs Landcare Group is reminding residents to remove the seeding heads of their agapanthus plants. ‘Aggies’ are just finishing flowering and will shed…

  • EMO changes on hold

    By JESSE GRAHAM CHANGES to the Yarra Ranges Erosion Management Overlay (EMO) have been put on hold after a resident argued that the council hadn’t…

  • Harvesting safety beyond grapevine

    FARMS and vineyards in the region are being advised to review their safety systems and machine guarding as the busy grape harvesting season throughout regional…

  • Shire aids mentoring role

    YARRA Ranges Council’s Youth Services team is co-ordinating several youth mentoring programs to help young people in the Yarra Valley reach their full potential through…

  • Fine tuning strip guidelines

    By PETER DOUGLAS YARRA RANGES residents will need to wait longer before winning the green light to landscape their nature strip. At its Tuesday meeting,…

  • Equality push laced with experience

    By KATH GANNAWAY TWO Upper Yarra women will share their experiences of challenging prejudice at the International Women’s Day Lunch in Warburton on Thursday 5…

  • Online shopping: caution the key

    Editorial By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM Online shopping has taken Australia by storm in recent years, and is proving particularly popular in rural areas, where shoppers may…

  • Farming practices set for change

    By PETER DOUGLAS PROHIBITIONS around intensive agriculture operations in the Yarra Ranges may soon be relaxed. To help address changing farming practices, Yarra Ranges council…

  • Going after lost sheep

    Going after lost sheep

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM POLICE are looking for the drivers of two Toyota vehicles after about 50 sheep were stolen from a Toolangi farm last week.…

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