07 February 2005
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NEWS
Fireworks failure to be discussed
Dune vegetation cutting stopped
Dirty water investigated
Larger profit does not silence club
No gang
Birthday for Rotary
Council rejects Hillview St proposal
Council to rezone club land
Another roundabout mooted
Resident celebrates Australia Day honour
Business levy process questioned
Council endorses pedestrian plan
Ron Sharpe is Citizen of the Year
Clothing bins are removed
Money spent for community halls
Decision deferred on three-storey flats
No further action on Woy Woy Rd land
Speeding is 'typical'
Freak storm wreaks havoc
Power project nears completion
Information on mentoring
Lunch on Pancake Day
Revamp at PCYC
Medical centre approval deferred again
Two charities receive grants
Councillors to visit waterfront site
Mirror for corner
No parking zone moved
Australia Day colouring-in
Legal advice offered free
Legal issues are covered
Information about bushcare
Children's change course
Fourth year for wine club
Parking limit not supported
New bus for tour company

FORUM
Forced to swim with dogs
Rezoning raises serious issues
Push on with pushbike path
Bike track is necessary
Car fumes cause cancer
Woy Woy travellers miss out
Say no to another tax
No lawns, gardens or cars

EDUCATION
College enrolments exceed expectations
Building stage is completed
Extra classroom is announced
Family centre activities start
School Mall closure suggested

SPORT
Camp opens for yacht race
Ground fees to stay
Holes in one
Teams line up for cancer relay
Skateboard clinic held at Umina
Golf irrigation completed soon

ARTS
Poet wins at Tamworth
Slovak dancers at Ettalong
Duncan at Troubadour
Funny Money at Little Theatre
Book launch at regional gallery

HEALTH
Breastfeeding for new mothers
Thanked for her work
Naked nurses raise $7000
Coastlink seeks volunteers