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Horsham U3A duo humbled by recognition

U3A duo humbled by recognition

HONOURED: Horsham U3A president Rick Walker, left, presents past president Bob McIlvena with an appreciation award and Helen Fleming with a life membership. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Health care group revisiting a year of adversity

Revisiting a year of adversity

TOUGH YEAR: Sonia Harris at work at Wimmera Health Care Group.
Miss Agatha Trunchbull, Lucia Lopez O’Donnell, and Matilda Wormwood, Penny Lopez O’Donnell, Horsham College production of Matilda dress rehearsal.

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Matilda cancelled

Matilda off

PLENTY ON OFFER: Headspace community awareness officers Trina Gloury, left, and Cass Jeffery with books for a new young adult book club, which launches this afternoon. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Invitation to join Headspace book club

Youth book club

Headspace Horsham.

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Headspace pilot to offer tech ‘tools’ to aid mental health

Tech ‘tools’ to aid mental health

IN THE RUNNING: Horsham Aquatic Centre manager Mark Meyer is a finalist in two 2021 Australian Fitness Awards categories. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Aquatic centre manager Mark Meyer humbled by nominations

Meyer humbled by nominations

Wimmera PCP and Western Bulldogs Community Foundation first Horsham Sons of the West Program participants. From left, Adam Roche (MC), Krista Fischer PCP project officer), Mark Meyer (Horsham Aquatic Centre), Geoff Witmitz (Wimmera PCP), Michael White, Stuart Hall (Horsham Priceline), Phill Batchelor and Alan Fischer.

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Sons of the West graduates

Graduation

Dr Marissa Parrott.

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Zoo expert at platypus meeting

Zoo expert

SHOW OF SUPPORT: Horsham’s Michael Ziersch continues his stair climb challenge for charity. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Firefighter Michael Ziersch stepping up for a cause

Stepping up for a cause

FEEL THE BEAT: Sallie Koenig and her children Oskar, 5, and Adeline, 3, are dancing for 21 days in October for Down Syndrome Victoria’s online campaign, ‘21 Your Way’. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Dancing for Oskar and Down syndrome awareness

Dancing for Oskar

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