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Coastal plan includes dune-covered seawall
Craft group makes 'fidget mats'
Scarecrows abound at aged care home
Three birthday parties for 100-year-old
Expired flares program visits Woy Woy
High speed rail investigations in Brisbane Water
Memorial service at Ettalong
Songs, poetry and poppies ahead of Remembrance Day
Peninsula News uses website shortcuts
Cancelled school trip meant survey at Hardys Bay*
Celebrating 50 years at the Everglades*
The Big Bowl raises $12,500 for Mary Mac's
Petition raises more than 1000 signatures
Rotary club runs Melbourne Cup trifecta sweepstakes
'Lots of interest' in planting for tree canopy*
Free vintage piano 'can't handle retuning'*
CWA branch holds clothing sale*
Melbourne Cup afternoon tea at Umina
Woy Woy CWA fills committee positions
Free dog training session at Ettalong
Mingaletta to run children's fancy dress party*
'Delightful evening' enjoyed at college farm*
Something loud and bright at annual charity golf day*
Rotary represented at Guides' 75th birthday*
Represented at urban forest symposium in Japan*
Square dance group starts in Woy Woy
CWA branch recycles old banners into tote bags*
New 'Book Club for Tweens' at library*
Community group urges residents to submit suggestions*
Local member encourages water safety*
Low rainfall total for October
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Council rejects demolition proposal on heritage grounds
Bowling club in 'strong position' for major renovation*
Oyster festival approved subject to parking conditions
Four-fold approach taken to Ocean and Umina beaches
Residents hold public meeting about coastal planning
Application for twilight markets at Umina
Application made to continue Umina markets
Residents to make submission on foreshore proposal
Students suggest residential towers on Deepwater Plaza
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Removalist retiring after 40 years
What is the need for coastal management?
Concern for Michael*
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Mingaletta has women's health clinic*
Donations wanted for 'escape bags'
Local businesswoman calls for menopause support
Sea of pink for breast cancer research fundraiser
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Auditions for Little Theatre play
Author tells of tale behind her novel*
Karyn Wiffen plays lead role at Little Theatre
Author talks about 'Japanese Schindler'*
Festival patrons urged to walk or use shuttle bus
Patchwork projects shared*
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Awards to CAPA students
Carols on the Beach planned*
Halloween disco tomorrow at Umina
Year 10 exam preparation 'in full swing'
Woy Woy South has 80 Home Reading Heroes
Snow excursion expressions of interest wanted
Award for Woy Woy teacher
School conducts Christmas toy appeal*
Tennis coaching for Woy Woy students
Information evening for transition to Year 7*
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Men wanted in Pearl Beach for bowling club
Novice player is individual bridge champion
Volunteers wanted for disabled surfers
Mixed foursomes championships held at Everglades
Free tennis fun day at Pearl Beach*
Inducted into Sport Australia hall of fame
Selected for surf life saving representative team*
Nominated as volunteers of the year*
Umina Beach Netball holds junior presentations*
Former bridge club president dies
Outrigging club starts the season with medals
Ettalong Pelicans win medals in Canberra*
Three Roosters selected for international competition*
Umina United holds junior presentations
Gosford president steps down to bowl for the Eagles

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Songs, poetry and poppies ahead of Remembrance Day

Songs, poetry, poppies, and remembering those who served our country will all be part of a session at Umina Library between 10:30am and 11:30am on Friday, November 8.

The session

Remembrance Day with h

Historian Ms Merril Jackson will present a Remembrance Day talk about the Peninsula's involvement in World War I: Our Boys and War Remembrance.

Ms Jackson was the driving force behind the Poppy Project on the Central Coast,

She will be joined by a library staff member, who is a classically-trained musician, who will bring music and poetry.

There will also be an opportunity to "get creative with a poppy craft".

Bookings are essential, and may be made at the library or by phone on 4304 7333.





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