Myrtleford Times - 2022-05-04

• Building for future
• State Government offers $250 energy bill bonus
• Hops expansion bears fruit for brewers as harvest wraps up
• Labor candidate tests positive to COVID
• Council to progress hunt for new CEO
• A wet but warmer April for the shire
• Concerning delay on bushfire action
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Misleading claims on voting record
• “Background boy” acknowledg­ed for all his behind the scene work
• Pioneer Park a buzz with Rotary market
• Bright parade of colour
• Keeping people prepared and safe during resilience picnic
• News from Upper Kiewa Valley
• Myrtleford Festival looking for fresh blood
• La Fiera festival set to return with gusto
• Bronni Brewergray (with sons Harri and Ollie)
• Brendan Holland
• Craig Hodgetts
• COVID cases fall below 100
• Bright Probus Club celebrated its 30 year anniversar­y in style
• Myrtleford’s hall of memories
• Films to inspire rock climbers
• School raises $1821 for Caritas
• Haines’ plan to help farmers cut emissions
• Lions park upgrade is taking shape
• 3000 enjoyed annual Wandi nut festival
• Mt Beauty Music Festival proves a hit
• Get rid of unwanted chemicals this Saturday
• Alpine fire break works begin
• Public land is going private
• Boon for fish stocks in local waterways
• Candidates talk integrity, economic developmen­t and climate change
• Majority back renewables, but Dr Fidge wants nuclear power
• Great grazing, multiple home sites
• AT A GLANCE
• Toyota Kluger Grande AWD
• Volvo V60 Cross Country a punchy performer
• SUMMING IT UP
• Pass to provide equal access at resorts
• Forum highlights forestry opportunit­ies
• Man refused bail amid serious assault charges
• School holidays speeding spike
• Speedway back in action Saturday
• Business as usual for Bright golfers
• MAKING A SPLASH:
• Myrtleford into pennant grand final
• Presentati­ons to champions of the Myrtleford Bowls Club
• Junior footballer­s back in action
• Lions ladies garner back-to-back losses
• Mountain Maids’ outmatched by Moyhu
• Lions leave resurgence too late for victory
• Mountain Men maul Moyhu, make ready for Milawa
• One percenters leave Saints behind
• Half a dozen Saints make interleagu­e cut
• Saints regain form with mighty win over Tigers
• Saints regain form with win over Tigers
• Bombers obliterate Wodonga
• Lillie’s leap to semi finalist
• Red Wattlebird
• Colour in your garden
• Brown Brothers
• This Day in History, 1878
• An opportunit­y for grandparen­ts
• Know your workplace rights and responsibi­lities
• Your tax file number (TFN) and paying tax
• The layers of the Earth
• Brown trout are moving upstream ready to spawn

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