George Herald - 2018-05-31

• New plans and tariffs for city
• Familie wag vir DNS-uitslae
• Kwaggas trots op hul Springbokk­e
• Naik-kwessie: onus berus by raad
• Staande komitee ingelig oor klopjag by munisipali­teit
• Kerk en besigheid loop deur onder inbrekers
• Paartjie vrygelaat ná man sterf weens houe met besemstok
• Almost 2 000 vehicles stopped during operation Thatha Zonke
• Dying trees pose threat
• Rotary honours community leaders for selfless service
• Eden budget sails through unopposed
• ‘Tsunami of child abuse cases’
• Fokus op kinders die week
• Not bowled over by disabiliti­es
• Steps to follow when children go missing
• George going light with greener streetligh­ts
• Vandals jump the queue to Thembaleth­u toilets
• Wees gesond, hou vandag op rook
• Dog put down after being in labour for weeks
• Mr Gay World title snapped up by Aussie
• Local medics excel in Expedition Africa race
• Straatkoll­ekte vir Bybelversp­reiding
• Leesmarath­on vir kinders
• Chamber to become ‘activists for business’
• Kwaggas trap vir IMPAK
• Academy boasts ultra-modern kitchen
• What’s up?
• Ek is so jammer oor julle verlies
• Sonder benadeling van regte
• Thanks to all who help with search
• Africa Day inspires and reconciles
• PURE CRAFT AND FOOD
• Be entertaine­d and informed at U3A
• Musisean op verhoog
• Sprekers inspireer Dames Aktueel
• Compositio­n of the ankle
• Blueprint for SA in black and white
• My dog is so naughty. What can I do?
• Tennis talent showcased at Eden
• Melissa wen De Rust-wedloop
• Groot rugby op Rosemoor
• Jaylen James skitter vir Hoërskool George
• Third title for York in hockey challenge

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