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PHOTOS: Horsham silo tribute complete

Tribute complete

CELEBRATING HISTORY: From left, Wotjobaluk Elder Jennifer Beer, street artist Sam Bates, Gunditjmara and Wotjobaluk artist Tanisha Lovett and Maryanne Plazzer in front of the finished Horsham silo art. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Elder: Reconciliation must come from the heart

Heart

Ron Marks.
EXCITEMENT BUILDING: Horsham Rural City Band members, from back left, Meg Sleeman, Karl Carman, Elsa Matthias, Megan Kannar, Georgia Walsh, Angela Matheson and Wibur Pope; and front, Lauren Arnett, Kirilly Matheson and Sam Alborough are excited for The Big Band Bash Variety Concert. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Horsham Rural City Band to celebrate 150 years

Big Band Bash

SUPPORTING STUDENTS: Horsham College students, from left, Will Hobbs, Sammy Chaplain and Phoenix Hopper enjoy the school’s breakfast club cereal dispenser thanks to money raised at a chaplaincy book fair. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Horsham College book fair returns

Chaplaincy Book Fair

Jessica Koenig.

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Cultivating new leaders – Jessica Koenig

New leaders

FEEDING TIME: Goroke P-12 College students Patria Lees, left, and Maisy Batson feed one of their new calves.

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AgLife: Goroke students up to challenge

Goroke students up to challenge

Max Coster.

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AgLife: Tributes for former Longerenong College leader Max Coster

Tributes for leader

Hosham West Primary School Year 6 students Ruby Kelm, left, and Matlida Webster, right, pictured with with Reed Muller and Alana Moyo, organised a Hero Day in support of the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

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Horsham West and Haven students celebrate heroes

Heroes

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Changes to COVID-19 testing for schools

COVID-19

SHOWCASE: Wimmera River Improvement Committee member Gary Aitken, left, shows Keep Australia Beautiful judge Gail Langley and chief executive Olivia Lynch, Horsham Tidy Towns Committee chair David Eltringham and member Timothy Mudford, and Keep Australia Beautiful Victoria awards manager Emma White around Wimmera River wetlands at Horsham Weir as part of judging for national Tidy Towns awards. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER.

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Tidy Towns judge – Horsham ‘very impressive’

Horsham ‘very impressive’

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