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Tankman excited by election win
By Tania MartinNEWLY elected Shire of Yarra Ranges Billanook Ward councillor Tim Heenan has labelled the whole experience of running for council as daunting but…
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Youths begging for booze
By Dion TeasdalePOLICE, community groups and retailers say the increase in begging along Millgrove’s shopping strip is unacceptable. Young people and children, some as young…
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Water grants are now flowing
GOVERNMENT grants for community groups that have developed a project for saving and protecting Melbourne’s water resources are up for grabs. The grants, offered by…
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Park future secure
By Dion TeasdalePARKS Victoria has moved to reassure Healesville residents that the Maroondah Reservoir Park has a future, amid rumours that it has been earmarked…
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Missing man walks to safety
By Dion TeasdaleA TARRAWARRA man has survived a freezing night stranded in dense bush land near Steels Creek. Ian Cutts, 69, spent more than 12…
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Taking sanctuary is good holiday fun
By Melissa Meehan HEALESVILLE Sanctuary is inviting the public to join in the Australian Festival – a celebration of the platypus during the school holidays.…
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Staking a claim
REGARDING the front page of the Mountain Views (2 May) titled Hooligan Hotspot. Welcome to Hoonsville. Sorry, Healesville. As a resident living near the Terminus…
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Police nab five for drink driving
THREE Upper Yarra people were among five drivers caught drink driving by Warburton Police in under a week. A Millgrove woman in her early 40s…
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Police probe story tip-off
By Kath GannawayTHE Cold Case Taskforce of Victoria Police has visited Healesville following the Mail’s story (20 March) on the disappearance of Healesville teenager Suzi…
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Winners
THE lucky winners of the Mail Newspapers Good Food and Wine Festival competition are: Ann Irwin, of Mooroolbark; B Henry, of Chirnside Park; Carole Sibbel,…
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Top 10 boredom busters
1. Visit a library. Healesville Library has free and low-cost activities planned for the holidays with CD Animal Craft for all ages on Wednesday, 21…
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Success for action group
THE first meeting of the Millgrove Residents Action Group (MRAG) at the Millgrove Baptist Church on Tuesday, 11 October, has been hailed a major success.…
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