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Collapse Issue 610:<br />13 Jan 2025<br />_____________Issue 610:
13 Jan 2025
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Police and council to act on Patonga Dr burnouts
Two-day blitz focuses on jet skis
Proof-readers wanted for archival project
Community group to volunteer for disabled surfers
Pearl Beach restaurant gutted by fire
Lions club has strong sales of Christmas cakes
National Parks replaces missing protective post
Rotary club pays tribute to Jimmy Carter
Rotary club farewells exchange student
Carpenter St residents advised of new footpath
Marine Rescue helps runabout battling wild winds
Tesch opens new Woy Woy office
Women's raffle raises money for food pantry
Vietnam veterans contribute to food hampers
Council staff recognise need for trees, says GUST
Reid welcomes Pozieres Ave footpath
Woy Woy business receives energy efficiency grant
Ferry family matriarch dies
Eileen Crawford dies, aged 101
Library holiday activities are booked out
Community garden wants more volunteers
Ettalong 'tiny library' re-opens*
Thank You Luncheon for volunteers*
Marine Rescue to hold information evenings*
Patonga Dr oil spill cleaned up*
PCYC to host birthday parties
Trivia night raises $1000
Community group seeks volunteers*
Produce swap on Australia Day*
Car crashes into tree*
Repairs cause level crossing delays*
Group joins Clean4Shore at short notice*
An average rainfall year after two years of extremes
Collapse  PLANNING PLANNING
Three-unit development proposed for West St
Changes requested to 2016 approval
Network calls for consultation on submission numbers
Panel approves two applications and rejects a third
'Soft opening' planned for new facilities
Collapse  FORUM FORUM
New developments unlikely to be to lifestyle standards
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Aged care facility celebrates Elvis Presley's birthday*
Helicopter tasked to assist with skate park injury*
Quality maternity care 'continues', says hospital*
Charity bowlers raise more than $11,000
Recognised for Guide Dog fundraising support*
Collapse  ARTS ARTS
Women's group receives council funding
Choir performs 'flash mob' of Christmas songs
Little Theatre to hold auditions for Agatha Christie play
Violinist to perform at Opera in the Arboretum
Collapse  EDUCATION EDUCATION
Singing carols around the Peninsula
College uniforms available from today
Remember to read over the holidays
Students complete tennis program
Uniform shop announces opening hours
Preschool staff have holiday catch-up*
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Medals, personal bests and top 10 swim placings
Barry becomes bridge grand master
'Great turnout' for POQ Cup
Invited to a special match day with the Mariners
Bridge attracts 23 pairs for New Year's Cup*
Bridge club plays Christmas Eve Pairs
Pelicans recognise long-serving secretary
Why rugby president supports travel
Two cycle rides to Gosford in a week
Everglades men's pairs champions
Cricket club has 'night at the greyhounds'*
Vacancies in rescue boat racing team*
Umina residents in world ironman championships
Letisha to continue with SEUFC*
Rain stopped long enough for tennis
Woy Woy Park Run statistics released
Parent volunteers needed at rugby club
SEU seeks to expand coaching teams*

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Library holiday activities are booked out

All five school holiday activities being held at Umina and Woy Woy libraries during January have been booked out.

Umina library is running sessions in Tissue Paper Art, with author Leigh Hardingham and in Library Bag and Pencil Case Decoration on January 14, 21 and 23.

Woy Woy library is running sessions in Writing for Your Senses and Air Dry Clay on January 17 and 22.

The free or low-cost activities mostly run for an hour.





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