Myrtleford Times - 2022-03-09

• Upgrades to Myrtleford sports grounds in plan
• Regional health concerns ‘fall on deaf ears’
• Fire season not over yet
• First parents group is benefittin­g new mums
• Speed limit changes coming in the Upper Kiewa Valley
• Querying Labor’s approach to energy in Indi
• Tenders open for Buffalo Chalet
• Gapsted juniors win gold at rural champs
• Brighter Days ahead with festival return
• Council seeks $500,000 to aid trails, tracks upgrade
• School bringing colour into lives
• Shire Covid cases drop below 50
• Myrtleford Scout gets an opportunit­y of a lifetime
• Alleged shooter stays in custody
• From mining tragedy to storekeepe­rs
• $1b sought for rural hospitals
• Libs question support
• Students’ sunflowers for justice
• Consistent, milder summer throughout the Alpine Shire
• News from Upper Kiewa Valley
• Izzac Adair
• Daniel Cross
• Pancake day a hit with the kids
• Markets of joy in Alpine Shire
• Good things grow from seeds
• Elm Dining offers it all
• A powerful community field day in Bright
• RENOWNED FORMER LIMOUSIN STUD
• Superb central living
• 9 Warwillah
• Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifogl­io
• Audi RS e-tron GT: Advanced details
• The Inaugural GOAT took Bright by storm
• Call out for new Little Aths committee
• Alpine golfers washed out
• Soggy end for Bright lawn bowlers’ pennant season
• Mid-week golfers tee off, spared weekend deluge
• Rained out Power progress to the prelims
• Saints ready for Gold Bullion
• Tournament a success at Myrtleford Bowls Club
• Savoys smiling for season start
• A building year for Savoy men
• Juniors are thriving at Savoys
• Saints ready for Gold Bullion
• Rained out Power progress to prelims
• SAVOYS ARE GO
• Trailblazi­ng solicitor called Wangaratta home
• The common garden katydids
• PET CORNER
• Chrismont Wines
• This Day in History, 1904
• Helpful communicat­ion strategies
• Applicatio­n Programmin­g Interfaces
• Fresh rain adds to prospects of river fishing

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