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Running for a cause
Creekside College was a sea of colour last week, when pupils participated in the school’s annual fun run. The Caroline Springs school has been holding…
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The way we were
Wyndham’s population has now overtaken that of the Greater Geelong municipality, making it the second-largest city in the state, but back in the 1920s the…
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Bilingual volunteers needed The Multiple Sclerosis Community Visitors Scheme is seeking a Maltese-speaking female and an English-speaking male to join its program to visit an…
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NEW ARRIVALS
Above left: Parents Samira and Reza, of Point Cook, welcomed the safe arrival of their child Edrin, born on March 5. Edrin weighed 3.675 kilograms…
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MY BRIMBANK
What is your connection to Brimbank? I’ve lived in Sydenham for nearly 20 years now and have loved every moment of it. What do you like…
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Program kicks goals
Delahey man Terry Charles credits the Sons of the West program with helping him through a tough time in his life, and he is encouraging…
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Footy’s all-in embrace
A message of welcoming and harmony is more than just a one day a year thing for St Albans Junior Football Club. With many sporting…
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News in brief
New police The Westgate Police division, spanning from Footscray to Werribee, has been allocated 42 extra police – six in Hobsons Bay and two in…
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This brick veneer double-gabled Aussie regional is opposite the local soccer and cricket oval and Albion North Primary School. It is set on a large…
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
40 years ago March 8, 1978 Werribee Shire Council is at present investigating the extent of the need for a Meals on Wheels service to…
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Call for tunnel peace Wyndham mayor Peter Maynard has urged all sides of state politics to put their differences aside and get a move on…
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Marjorie 100 years young
Marjorie Henry has spent most of her life caring for others, but last week it was her turn to be the centre of attention as…
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