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Vandal attack dismay

Ulmarra Show and Campdraft Society secretary Alan Watkins looks over dozens of broken plates in the club canteen which was broken into and vandalised.

IT HAS been another devastating blow to the volunteers of the Ulmarra Showgrounds and Campdraft Society as they come to terms with more senseless vandalism.
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Councillor makes a splash

EVEN AN Olympic-size pool of water couldn't have put out the fire in CVC chambers, which saw Cr Karen Toms reprimanded by Mayor Richie Williamson.
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Cold snap preview of winter

Jamieson Allen, 6 months of South Grafton is dressed to beat the cold.

BRRRR... The cold weather has arrived in the Clarence Valley.
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Volunteer keen to make amends

‘Regaining community respect’ is New School of Arts Neighbourhood House Inc volunteer, Stephen Milne.

MAKING up for past wrongs is not the most common motivation to work as a volunteer, but Stephen Milne feels he needs to make up for past misdemeanours.
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Councillor wants money for highway

THE billion dollars set to be plunged into a new Sydney entertainment centre would be better spent on the Pacific Highway upgrade.
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Neighbours complete medical degree

Kate Pritchard and Bec Abrahall celebrated on their graduation day the same way they studied – together.

IF A betting agency took wagers on neighbours graduating together as doctors it would face a big payout with Bec Abrahall and Kate Pritchard.
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Community rally behind Maclean dad

Peter and Jo Davison with their sons Jackson, 3 and James, 1, on their wedding day on April 21. A fundraiser is being organised for Peter, who has muscular dystrophy.

IMAGINE having two beautiful young children and not being able to pick them up.
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School provides support for pupils

SOUTH Grafton High principal Brian Heath has sent the school's thoughts and prayers to family and friends of a pupil who died tragically this week.

 

Parents to rally for a footpath

Asking for a safe pathway to their school are Yamba Public School students (back, from left) Lulu Arraiza, Tyeka O’Shea, Evie Wright, Jorja Mainey, Mia Wright and Kelana Arraiza; (front) Mimi Arraiza and Solomon Read.

PARENTS fed up with waiting for a pathway for their children to walk or ride safely to school are calling for the community to join them in a rally in Yamba.
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Police stations have new faces

Chris Goodman is in charge of Maclean police station.

THERE are some new faces in the Lower Clarence and they're not hard to pick; they all wear blue.
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Sighs over storm street

THE road repairs to Yamba St caused by a storm are all but complete, but negotiations will continue to recoup monies after the project went over budget.
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Talk of traffic lights for corner

Clarence Valley deputy mayor Craig Howe stands at the disliked intersection.

DRIVING through the intersection at Spring and Iolanthe Sts in South Grafton is like trying to solve a Rubik's cube.
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A happy place for widowed mum

Cheryl Dicker loves helping people out as a volunteer at the New School of Arts Neighbourhood House Inc.

WHEN her husband died six years ago, Cheryl Dicker packed up her teenagers and left the family home in the Riverina to move to the Clarence Valley.
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Pontoon duel looms

COWPER residents have vowed to keep fighting against a pontoon being put on their side of the river, claiming a lack of consultation should scuttle the project.
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Growers' market set to go

Checks strawberries for the new Yamba Growers Markets.

YAMBA'S growers' market is on track to open next Wednesday, which is a relief for a couple of poultry farmers looking to cut back on their travel hours.
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New South Wales News 

Police seize $870k of cannabis

Police seize $870k of cannabis

A POLICE search warrant executed on Wednesday morning has uncovered 163 hydroponic cannabis plants worth an estimated $870,000 and a replica pistol at a Casino...

 

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Offbeat News 

Tea room milk spat ends in court

Tea room milk spat ends in court

AN employee at a real estate agency, who grabbed his boss and tore his vest after being asked to buy milk, has lost an unfair dismissal claim.

 

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National News 

Drug seizures highest in a decade

Drug seizures highest in a decade

A COCAINE bust in Redcliffe – the third biggest in Australia’s history – accounted for 60% of national cocaine seizures in 2010-11, the ACC has revealed.

 

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World News 

Obama campaign calls Romney 'vampire'

Obama campaign calls Romney 'vampire'

THE Obama campaign attacked Mitt Romney as a "vampire" who amassed his vast personal fortune as a venture capitalist by exploiting ordinary workers.

 

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