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  • Rising from the dark day

    WELIVED across the hills and in the valleys, content and comfortable. We moved through the seasons as a close community, sharing our tranquility with tourists…

  • Time for reflection

    By Kath GannawaySOME 140 people gathered at the Steels Creek Community Centre on Sunday for what centre president Keith Montell declared a day of reflection.…

  • We remember them

    By Monique EbringtonCOMMUNITY reflections and a combined church service were held in Marysville on Sunday to commemorate Black Saturday, the official day of mourning for…

  • Voice for the future

    Kerry and Faye Hempenstall look over fire photos with ABC presenter Lindy Burns. By Kath GannawayTHERE was a lot of talk about good wine, good…

  • Truck terror

    By Monique EbringtonRESIDENTS are living in fear of log truck drivers who take dangerous risks along the narrow and winding roads of the Upper Yarra.…

  • Wedded to film

    FEBRUARY is fantastic for affordable films at Warburton and Healesville. The Time Traveller’s Wife (M) screens at Healesville tonight (Tuesday) and Saturday 13 February. It…

  • Old ‘gentleman’ shows his class

    By Kath GannawayNARBETHONG thoroughbred Fabish was more than a crowd favourite at Healesville races on Sunday: he was a hailed as a Black Saturday equine…

  • Light on safety

    Yarra Junction Primary School captains Caitlin De Klign and Sam Francis, with principal Chris Thomas, show that the school has been given the green light…

  • New school chief takes the helm

    BILLANOOK College celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, with a new principal at the helm. The college had grass-roots beginnings. In 1980 a group of…

  • Marysville ready to ride

    ALMOST a year on from Black Saturday, Marysville is preparing for the 2010 Ventou Marysville Lake Mountain Challenge. The recreational cycling ride is organised by…

  • Squash away excess

    LILYDALE Squash and Fitness Centre will celebrate its 30th birthday this June. The family owned and operated business caters to everyone. It offers casual visits…

  • Bats hold up under heat

    By Keith Thompson, YVCA secretaryA LATE burst of energy was required by the players on Saturday, as it warmed up during the afternoon. It was…

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