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24 May 12 | A LAVISH afternoon of live music and afternoon tea will be held in the opulent grounds of Gayle Pryce’s house, a special taster before the 2012 Akoostik Festival in October.
24 May 12 | WINGHAM teachers participated in state-wide industrial action last Friday, stopping work for two hours to hear reports about the O’Farrell government’s changes to schools’ funding and staffing arrangements.
24 May 12 | IT’S one thing to be a culinary genius in the kitchen and have the skills to cook a killer cheesecake. But it’s an entirely different story when you make it from absolute scratch.
24 May 12 | MAURIE Garland had proved a tale of political scandal, dishonesty and fraud will always transcend the barriers of time.
24 May 12 | WORK starts this week on a project to replace the flood ravaged Bootawa Road culvert with a 14 metre concrete bridge.
24 May 12 | ALL roads will lead to Wingham on the weekend of June 2 for the eighth Bonnie Wingham Scottish Games and Fair.
24 May 12 | THE historic look of Wingham’s town centre will now be officially preserved after Greater Taree City councillors voted in favour of adopting the Wingham town centre character statement which provides guidelines for the appearance of buildings in the main shopping precinct.
24 May 12 | MEMBER for Myall Lakes, Stephen Bromhead has criticised TransGrid’s slow response to his request for further information about the proposed Stroud to Lansdowne 330kV transmission line and said he is opposed to the project proceeding.
24 May 12 | PASSIONATE protesters opposing TransGrid high voltage power line project and Wingham’s striking teachers converged on Wingham’s LJ Hooker’s on Friday morning as member for Myall Lakes, Stephen Bromhead held meetings with his constituents at the real estate office.
24 May 12 | GO away or go underground. That was the overwhelming message to TransGrid from a public meeting attended by more than 550 people on Wednesday night.
23 May 12 | CARL Schubert’s outstanding work ethic and eagerness to learn have earned him the most outstanding first year apprentice at Hunternet Group Training Company’s awards night.
15 May 12 | THE Wingham Swimming Club has been given new life after a successful meeting last week to fill positions on the club’s vacant committee.
15 May 12 | STUDENTS at Wingham High took a break from the textbooks and jumped into a hands-on maths workshop which visited the school recently.
15 May 12 | JIMMY Coulduck, ‘mayor of Mooral Creek’, presented a 100kg brass bell to the staff at the South Coast Correctional Centre as a special dignitary at a ceremony in Nowra.
15 May 12 | THE Manning Alliance expects up to 500 people will attend the next community update on TransGrid’s proposed high voltage transmission line held 6.30pm Wednesday, May 16 at Wingham High School’s multipurpose centre.
15 May 12 | A HISTORIC building in Isabella Street has been given a facelift ready for a new era of business to inhabit its walls. But for the new proprietors, Peter Fowler and Kelly Russell, it was important the renovation was not a complete overhaul and maintained the old building’s character and historic features.
15 May 12 | WORK on the replacement of Marlee and Duffs bridges on the Bulga Road will begin in late June after Greater Taree City Council awarded the design and construction tenders to Delaney Civil.
15 May 12 | WINGHAM HIGH School student Ryan Relf has outperformed hundreds of competitors and proved his knowledge of cattle, ranking third in the state at the Royal Easter Show final of the under 25s judging competition.
15 May 12 | MORE than 90 women enjoyed a stylish afternoon and a sneak peak of new season winter fashions at the annual Akoostik Festival fashion parade hosted by Ashlea Road.
15 May 12 | A MARLEE grandmother may have received the fright of her life after being struck by lightning through her kitchen window.
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