Warragul & Drouin Gazette - 2017-02-28

• Hospital windfall
• Staff relocated during redevelopm­ent works
• Water meter thefts continue
• Overpass open - early and under budget
• Archiac and wrong
• Stone age utopia
• Nomination­s open for Stan’s award
• Federal funds will complete arts centre
• Historic council meeting
• Million dollar facelift for local gravel roads
• Elizabeth honoured to be wrapped in quilt
• Councillor­s sign up to code of conduct
• Petitions result in Drouin parking study
• Industry recovering but farmers are cautious
• Painting the town purple
• Budget review reveals capital works savings
• Seaview focus for medicinal honey
• Hospital calls for bi-partisan support
• Your Sanctuary
• Kicking off the year with language and literacy
• Get away to Kangaroo Island
• Speakers promising a bold approach
• Restrictio­ns in force Comment sought on road safety
• Call to sign petition on kinder funding
• Glitz of Astaire in Jindivick
• Strong festival culture
• The Cassidy Crew is All About The Care
• Bruce Langdon Design
• Graeme Watts to lead veterans welfare group
• Show and carnival combine in one day
• Diverse spread in exhibition classes
• Entertainm­ent creates carnival atmosphere
• Local breeders dominate
• Show horses set for Sunday program
• Thorpdale Potato Festival
• Because when the rubbish is gone, nature can carry on
• Community and schools participat­ing in Clean Up Australia Day
• Preparing autumn pastures
• Beware of high worm counts
• Training for the railways
• Longwarry teams in three grand finals
• GRAND FINALS
• Ben Bargwana begins racing
• Baw Baw Tennis Associatio­n Juniors Results Round 15
• DISTRICT GOLF
• Footy academies started
• Little athletes coached by Melissa Duncan of VIS
• Big Jim too strong on Burke St circuit
• Western Park warming up for finals
• Hawks post big total Division 5
• Titans emerge likely to snatch berth
• Warriors’ fairytale fading
• Hawks in box-seat
• No joy for Garfield-Tynong’s Allistair Bliss
• Stags take two flags
• Bankers hold on
• Warriors blaze to glory
• Stags reap the rewards
• Women in football living the dream Umpires heading to state champs
• Six acres on the edge of town offers lifestyle or investment options
• Stylish two bedroom townhouse
• Modern family residence with a long list of extras
• Stylish makeover for inner town abode
• Exciting developmen­t opportunit­y
• Character homestead on 30 acres with unrivalled views
• Open for inspection

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