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Collapse Issue 173 - 03 Sep 2007Issue 173 - 03 Sep 2007
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Council clears Drake of conduct breach
Space for ambulance
Bollards recommended
Meals on Wheels becomes dementia day care
Council keeps Spike Milligan Bridge
Andrews is disappointed
Candidate speaks to Chamber
Patonga man injured
Real estate agent backs environmental activities
Road under scrutiny
Rotarians help at Flora Festival
Village lease to be negotiated
Grants to 16 groups
Barking dogs
Fence investigated
Slope strategy for Patonga Dr
Slope strategy for Pearl Beach Dr
Slope hazards on private land
Village farewells popular resident
Gillard opens campaign office
Network wants more older women
Puppy stolen
Positions with RTA in Woy Woy
Speed humps for Erina Ave?
Grant given for Woy Woy stories
Clubs to go to convention
Council works
Boutique celebrates 35 years
Mechanics go mobile
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Applause for Debra
Drug use closes toilets
Disabled elderly housing is much-needed
Bar convenience traffic
Footbridge will be fondly remembered
Senate is redeeming feature
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New classroom block is opened
Students in climate program
Belinda Neal attends Fathers' Day breakfast
Headstart starts
Commended for literacy and numeracy
Road safety changes recommended
Live broadcast at Empire Bay
Travel theme at Pretty Beach
Pretty Beach presents musical
Pre-school DA approved
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Golf day for football club
Change table for pool
Storage shed for pool
Boys box for State
Collapse  ARTS ARTS
Judith is people's choice
Artist opens his studio
Many entries in exhibition
Poetry read in Sydney
Bush poetry at library
New actors wanted at Little Theatre
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Donation for mattresses

Fence investigated

Gosford Council will investigate a six metre fence along Highview Rd, Pretty Beach, following a request from Cr Terri Latella.

Cr Latella asked for rangers, "as a matter of urgency", to attend the street to investigate the legitimacy of the fence which she claims "inhibits the natural wildlife corridor".

Council's director of environment and planning Ms Colleen Worthy-Jennings said she would investigate the matter.

Cr Latella declared a non-pecuniary interest in relation to the question as she lived in the vicinity.

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