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Paramedic Roger Murray – ‘I’ll be around for a while yet’

‘I’ll be around for a while yet’

MAJOR MILESTONE: Horsham paramedic Roger Murray is celebrating 35 years of service with Ambulance Victoria, today.

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Horsham youth group Young G staying connected

Staying connected

UNITED: Young G group leader Eddie Nsanzimana, front, with, from left, Sir San Di Myint Shwe Ta Lee, Kylie Angue, Yah Min Thu Shwe Ta Lee and Eh P’saw Paw Ta Lee, show some postcards the group sent out with letters to isolated community members. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER
DO THE RIGHT THING: Acting Senior Sergeant Caroline Johnson is reminding Wimmera motorists getting back behind the wheel to put safety first. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Police warn: as restrictions ease, stay safe

As restrictions ease, stay safe

Books.

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New way to borrow books at Ararat

New way to borrow

BACKGROUND: Lifetime Wimmera newspaperman and editor Maurice Lawson, left, discusses the history of Sawyer Park in Horsham with Greer and Kevin Dellar and the role the area might play in proposed riverfront development. Sawyer Park was historically home to deep and expansive clay pits, initially used for Sawyer bricks and then for many years as Horsham tips for domestic and industrial waste. Testing in the early 1980s confirmed the position of the former pits and forced Horsham Soundshell development further west of an original position. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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State money for Horsham riverfront project

State money for riverfront project

UNITED IN SUPPORT: Grampians Pyrenees Primary Care Partnership convenor Jo Richie, left, Ararat councillor Peter Beales and Ararat Rural City Council early years and positive ageing co-ordinator Erin Mackley joined Ararat’s flag-raising ceremony for International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersex and Transphobia. Simultaneous ceremonies were in Ararat, Stawell and St Arnaud on Friday.

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Flags a symbolic gesture for tolerance

Symbolic gesture

UNDERWAY: Greening Australia’s Jess Gardner, left, and WAMA company secretary, Jallukar project officer and deputy chair Ange Turrell prepare to sow seeds on the WAMA site at Pomonal.

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Planting starts on WAMA site

Planting starts

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Online pool registration

Online pool registration

DRAWING STRENGTH AND INSPIRATION: Northern Grampians Shire Council’s positive ageing team is collecting memories of strength and resilience. Team members including, from left, Jaqui Scott, Meg Driscoll and Ty Taylor are co-ordinating the project. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Collating stories of resilience in Ararat

Collating stories of resilience

Sunil Bhalla.

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Online training available for council candidates

Online training for candidates

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