Myrtleford Times - 2022-01-19

• Protecting our kids
• Reggie pulls a crowd, for vaccinatio­ns
• Countback today will fill councillor vacancy
• Porepunkah property damaged by fire
• AUSTRALIA DAY EVENTS:
• Kindness counts as service delivery impacted by COVID
• Driver charged: woman killed, four injured in Dederang crash
• Blue-green algae impacting Harrietvil­le Dredge Hole water quality
• Canyon walk needs to be maintained
• Much to celebrate on Australia Day
• Supporting patients impacted by pandemic
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Wire rope barriers ‘cause more harm than good’, says MP
• Author visit to libraries on hold due to COVID surge
• Local couple’s podcast is perfect for any roadtrips
• Matthew Cridge
• Hazel Riordan
• Len Laurie
• Smoke impact on grapes
• Alpine Cycling Club Summer MTB Series
• Wildflower pilates classes
• Gapsted CFA looks for new competitor­s
• Myrtleford Farmer’s Market set to return
• More than 1400 cyclists ready for Alpine Classic
• News from Upper Kiewa Valley
• Summer berries a delight
• Enjoy a day outatthe Dederang races
• Adventuret­hrough film
• M tHotham tracksand trails
• H ow to create a shoppable pantry at hom e
• Superb large fam ily hom e
• AT A GLANCE
• M azda M X-30 E35Astina electric
• 2022 Isuzu D-M AX range expanded
• Keeping food safe to eat
• The snakes are out
• Solid wins for Myrtleford lawn bowlers
• Ovens Valley return to winning form
• Bright bowlers undone at 11th hour
• Shield competitio­n underway on greens
• Saints fall just short of miraculous come-frombehind win
• Saints looking to rise in 2022
• Myrtleford Saints broken by Benalla Breakers
• Power lose third match in a row
• Ovens Valley return to winning form
• Sherren’s country roots provide inspiratio­n
• Dogs and fireworks
• PET CORNER
• Robin Hood a shady choice
• Michelini Wines
• How stress can cause physical symptoms
• Making new year resolution­s stick
• Summer rain helps to keep fish on the bite

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