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A road well-travelled together for Horsham couple

Road well-travelled together

DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY: Horsham’s John and Barbara Eldridge celebrate 60 years of marriage – they wed at Dimboola on January 9, 1965. Picture: Bronwyn Hastings

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Perpetual time capsule to re-open

Time capsule to re-open

MEMORIES: Horsham Lions Club members, vice-president Ray Cutjar, left, and Melvin Bell, will join in the club’s reopening of the perpetual time capsule later this month. People are invited to contribute to the next time capsule, which will be sealed on February 28. Picture: Bronwyn Hastings
LAUNCH: Warracknabeal’s Woodbine has officially opened Hocking House, a supported living home where Susie, Tash, Lisa and Jen, will live. The home is named in honour of long-time Woodbine contributors Peter and Glenda Hocking, pictured left. Picture: Bronwyn Hastings

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Warracknabeal's Hockey House opens

Warracknabeal home opens

Stavros the dog at Horsham Australia Day service.

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Plenty on offer on Australia Day

Australia day activities

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Growing steampunk extravaganza returns to Dimboola

Steampunk festival returns

Wimmera Machinery Field Days will use a $10,000 grant to enclose its toilet block and install internal lighting.

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Showcasing the Wimmera's showgrounds

Showcasing showgrounds

Northern Grampians Shire Mayor Karen Hyslop congratulates Stawell’s Delma and Tige Mannington on 60 years of marriage.

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Mannington's marriage milestone

60-year marriage milestone

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Grampians National Park fire contained after 21 days

Fire contained

GRATEFUL: Horsham’s Carols by Candlelight raised $10,000 for children’s cancer charity, Wimmera Against Cancer in Kids, WACK. Pictured are carols committee members, from left, Simon Dandy, Raelene Johnston, Rachel Cartledge and Pauline Schmidt with WACK representatives Brendan McKinnon and Lucy McKinnon. Picture: BRONWYN HASTINGS

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$10,000 for WACK from Horsham carols

Carols by Candlelight

PREPARED: Warracknabeal Secondary College students are busy fundraising for a trip to Japan. The college has not scheduled a trip to Japan in about 10 years – staff members Jessica Boyd and Shaune Winsall, pictured, both participated in the trip as students in 2004. Students attending include, back row from left, Rubiee Crisp, Justyn Bourke-Viney, Ollie Holland, Eedie Rowe, Georgia Evans, Dan Inkster, Sheltah Beney, Annabel Kuipiers, Jorja Healy and Jaiden Cooksley, and front, Tyler Preston, Nathaniel Clark, Max Lewis, Amy Holland, Sully Magee and Tazmin Shugg. Picture: Bronwyn Hastings

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Warracknabeal students baking their way to Japan

Japan trip

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