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A blooming success
By Kath GannawayBETH Honeycombe knows she had a big act to follow in organising Daffodil Day in Healesville. Beth has taken up the reins after…
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Name correction
THE person identified as Nan Evans, in the Mail’s page 3 story last week, ‘Town Apathy Slammed’ is, in fact, Nan Francis. Apologies to both…
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Cash strapped for show
By Melissa DonchiYARRA Valley and Dandenongs Tourism Marketing Board has been left without any funding to showcase the region at this year’s Royal Melbourne Show.…
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Club president is honoured
By Dion TeasdaleYARRA Valley resident Phyllis Dixon has been nominated for the 2005 Premier’s Award for Victorian Senior of the Year. Ms Dixon was nominated…
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Gardener’s garden opens
By Melissa DonchiASPIRING gardeners in the Upper Yarra will be able to admire and inspect more than 1200 roses at Shadowlea as part of the…
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Report outlines pipeline impacts exposed
FOLLOWING a decision to oppose the Sugarloaf Pipeline earlier this month, the Shire of Yarra Ranges has released its report on the expected impacts to…
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Marking life’s big events
AFTER 18 years photographing weddings, families and children, Linda Bieniasz from Mandalay Photography said she still loves the challenge of capturing those special images that…
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Quilters for charity
By Kath Gannaway A SMALL group of Yarra Ranges stitchers last month handed over $32,500 to the Breast Cancer Network Australia. The women from Mooroolbark,…
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Planting for better future
– Dion TeasdaleSHIRE of Yarra Ranges councillors and representatives from the community have planted commemorative trees in each of the shire’s nine wards to celebrate…
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Lunch will thank RSL women
PETER McPhee, the new manager of Healesville RSL, says he is looking forward to meeting many of the women who played a major role in…
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Pool report makes waves
By Melissa DonchiOUTDOOR pools in the Upper Yarra are not worth saving according to a controversial new report commissioned by the Shire of Yarra Ranges.…
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