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News ArchivesFriday, October 26
Antiques and Collectibles Fair – Opening Night
- When: 6pm,
EXCHANGE was made yesterday on the iconic local estate of St Aubin’s.
The grand home has been in the care of the Fraser family for more than 80 years and they are pleased it will stay in the local hands of Katherine Brooks.
HAMMONDCARE today launched the book My Home, My Life at the Scone Bowling Club.
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THIS weekend more than 860 school children and 450 head of cattle will be in town for the 14th Upper Hunter Beef Bonanza.
STUDENTS from Scone High School will be offering visitors to the Antiques and Collectibles Fair a car wash service this weekend.
By Graham Turvey
Twenty-eight Vets came to Aberdeen Golf Club for the final for the Jack White Trophy on Tuesday,
ON Monday night the recommendation for the change of pool entry age will be voted on at the Council meeting.
AFTER putting a beautiful beef bourguignon in the fridge and then going out to do some shopping,
TO celebrate mental health month Where There’s a Will have got people in the Upper Hunter up and dancing.
COUNCIL’S claims that the new age restrictions at local swimming pools is due to recommendations from the Royal Commission into Child Sexual assault have been refuted by the Attorney General’s office which oversaw the Commission.