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  • Vigilance is key to car crime

    By CASEY NEILL Toyota and Nissan owners are being told to take care of their car keys on Fridays and Saturdays following a 100 per…

  • Parking prayers

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS Mosque takes tough line as congregation booms… Worshipers clogging up nearby streets with illegal parking face being named, shamed and possibly banned…

  • Ram-raid charges

    AN 18-YEAR-OLD Eumemmerring man will answer 14 charges over a series of ram-raids last Thursday. Police allege he used a stolen car to smash into…

  • First out of the water

    First out of the water

    By JARROD POTTER WHATEVER the conditions, you are sure to find Ebony Francis out in the water. That love of swimming has guided Francis, 12,…

  • In winning company

    In winning company

    By JASON ADAMS MONEY Come Back produced a faultless display when he secured his 11th career win on Thursday at Sandown Park. Money Come Back…

  • Stray protects Rams from Panthers

    Stray protects Rams from Panthers

    By JARROD POTTER Victorian Premier Cricket – Premier Round 16 (day 1) THE tough days in the field are not going away for Dandenong as…

  • Boom Boom… Rangers downed

    Boom Boom… Rangers downed

    By JARROD POTTER WNBL – Round 16 VICTORY versus City wasn’t the only Melbourne Derby on Saturday as the Dandenong Rangers fell away after half-time…

  • Choir call for more

    Choir call for more

    What\’s on THE Casey Choir is calling for potential new members to put their hand up to be part of the group for 2015. The…

  • Future reserved for HQ

    Future reserved for HQ

    By BRIDGET SCOTT A HOTEL has been suggested as a replacement for the existing council chambers land once the new Casey Cultural Precinct is opened.…

  • Help is on hand

    Help is on hand

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A CASEY woman whose younger brother took his own life two years ago has launched a petition to make it mandatory for…

  • Award’s goal

    Award’s goal

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD AN ANNUAL community award named after one of Doveton’s most passionate volunteers is once again open for applications. The Juan Carlos Loyola…

  • Fine fuels anger

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS Haulage company let off the hook over traffic mayhem fuel spill… TOLL Group has been fined just over $7000 for an aviation…

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